Jonas Vale on the day AI stopped being a product story and became a weapons story: Israel used AI on Iran's own traffic cameras to locate Ayatollah Khamenei before killing him, and Russia has now pulled part of Putin's surveillance system offline in response. Then Anthropic's Mythos turning disclosed bugs into working exploits in 31 minutes, Jensen Huang refusing a Senate seat as Washington opens its China week, Google's three-million-chip order to Intel, OpenAI's confidential march toward an IPO, and a judge striking down the hundred-thousand-dollar H-1B fee.

• FT: Russia's FSB pulls part of Putin's surveillance system offline after the Khamenei killing
• Report: Israel hacked Tehran traffic cameras to track Khamenei ahead of the strike
• Axios: Anthropic's Mythos turns disclosed flaws into working exploits in hours
• CNBC: Jensen Huang declines Warren's Senate Banking invitation on China export controls
• Pentagon adds Alibaba, Baidu, and BYD to its Chinese-military support list
• The Information: Google orders three million TPUs from Intel; Nvidia trials Intel 18A
• OpenAI submits a confidential draft S-1 to the SEC
• Axios: Trump pursues voluntary government equity stakes in AI companies
• CNBC: Federal judge strikes down Trump's hundred-thousand-dollar H-1B fee