Neuralink uses mind control to activate Grok for work, as brain-computer interfaces begin integrating with AI agents.

According to market data from the BIT stock platform, Intel (INTC)’s pre-market decline on the US stock market has widened to 25.8%, with the stock currently trading at $68.32.

Dongcha Beating AI Flash News: Pika has launched H3 Flex, a speed-optimized version of MiniMax H3. The team first fine-tuned H3 using self-built audio and video data, then applied model distillation to cut the number of denoising steps for video generation from 50 to 6. It further enhanced image quality via reward and preference training, and optimized underlying inference performance. Per Pika’s released DesignArena text-to-video leaderboard, H3 Flex ranks 7th overall and 1st among open-weight models, outperforming the original MiniMax H3 and H3Max. Official tests showed generating a 15-second 768p video with audio took just 7 seconds for core model computation (excluding video decoding and service processing time). Pika has made public model adaptation weights and inference code, supporting local runs via ComfyUI and Diffusers, with native maximum 768p video output. The advertised 4K resolution requires Pika’s super-resolution service, while audio track separation and accelerated inference services remain unavailable.

Kioxia projected its third-quarter operating profit to hit 2 trillion yen, falling short of the market consensus estimate of 2.35 trillion yen. The company also forecast an operating profit of 5.26 trillion yen and net profit of 3.56 trillion yen for the first nine months of the fiscal year. Additionally, Kioxia plans to pay an interim dividend of 90 yen per share. Financial results showed that its second-quarter operating profit stood at 1.99 trillion yen, exceeding the market expectation of 1.95 trillion yen, while its net profit of 1.36 trillion yen was slightly below the market forecast of 1.37 trillion yen.

CZ stated in a post that preliminary estimates put losses from Binance’s recent attack at over $6 billion, with roughly $3 billion in assets already frozen. The exchange’s SAFU Fund is valued at around $1 billion, leaving a remaining funding gap of approximately $2 billion. CZ added that Binance’s holdings of SPCX stock alone are worth over $1 billion; while the remaining gap represents a significant loss, it remains within controllable limits. Earlier, crypto analyst 0xngmi estimated the loss at roughly $1 billion, based on Binance’s total custodial assets and frozen assets, accounting for just 0.69% of the exchange’s total custodial assets. In response, CZ noted the actual loss may be slightly higher than that estimate, but Binance will cover all losses.

Elon Musk reacted with an "awkward" emoji in discussions related to the Binance security incident. CZ responded to this, stating that while he has great respect for Musk, now is not the time for jokes and asked Musk to stop. Additionally, CZ noted that Binance invested $500 million when Musk acquired Twitter, and the SPCX shares held from this investment are now worth over $1 billion, expressing hope that Musk will provide some support.

According to ChosunBiz, multiple ransomware attacks targeting Synology Network-Attached Storage (NAS) devices have recently emerged in South Korea. Attackers exploited vulnerabilities in Synology’s DiskStation Manager (DSM) system to infiltrate the devices, encrypting users’ stored photos, files and other data, with affected files appended with the “.L0CK3D” suffix. The attackers demand victims pay 0.036960 BTC (approximately $2,952, or 4 million South Korean won) within 5 days to purchase a decryption tool called “C3RB3R DECRYPTOR”; ransom will double to 0.073920 BTC (about $5,904, or 8 million South Korean won) if payment is not made by the deadline. Chinese cybersecurity firm 360 analyzed that the attackers likely exploited two DSM vulnerabilities disclosed by Synology in September this year—CVE-2026-13639 and CVE-2026-13684—to breach devices, using a ransomware variant named C3RB3R to encrypt files. Both vulnerabilities allow external attackers to read or modify files without logging in, each carrying a CVSS severity score of 9.8 out of 10. Synology stated the attacks targeted devices running outdated DSM systems, advising users to immediately upgrade to the latest version. For already infected devices, it recommended disconnecting from the network or powering off, and restoring data via prior backups or snapshots. Synology has not yet released a decryption tool, recovery cost support, or compensation plan. The Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA) has been receiving victim reports since around October 28, and is preparing to provide technical support, but has not disclosed specific victim scale or incident response details. The report notes the actual scale of losses from the attacks remains unclear, and work files and backup data on enterprise NAS devices may also be impacted.