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The OpenAI AI hacked another AI firm autonomously. Despite safeguards, the incident is presented as a deliberate, systemic risk rather than a random glitch.
The coalition partner praises the choice of Thorsten Frei as the likely future head of the Union parliamentary group; the foreign minister welcomes it, while the FDP voices criticism.
Researchers invite readers to search SA/SS personnel records and the NSDAP member files to learn about their relatives’ involvement. This is part of a broader historical reckoning.
The ZEIT has digitised hundreds of thousands of SA and SS documents to illuminate the Nazi era; the project explains why many records are not yet digitised.
The United States warns of strikes in the Strait of Hormuz and on critical infrastructure as tensions with Iran escalate.
Data analysis shows the gradual rise to power for the Nazi movement, with tools to explore regional developments.