Good morning. A quiet weekend for launches, but a busy one for security, courts and policy. A tampered Claude Code extension on Cursor’s marketplace is the item to act on today if you use either tool; the rest are developments to follow.
Also today: a federal court keeps the lawsuit over xAI’s data center turbines alive, Western Australia reports the results of its live facial recognition trial, and India proposes a way to train AI on sensitive data without copying it. Our research and explainer pieces cover how interpretability tools differ and what to check before putting an AI bot in front of customers.