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Tomas Kapler wrote that the company Apate has built a fleet of approximately 350,000 AI agents who impersonate trusting individuals and communicate with scammers for as long as possible. According to him, they gather information such as bank account numbers, cryptocurrency wallet addresses, phone numbers, and details about fraudulent websites and scenarios used. The company passes this data on to banks, telecommunications operators, and other institutions. Kapler reported that Apate has recorded over 2.5 million conversations with scammers, which together took about 17 years, and obtained more than 250,000 intelligence data points. He mentioned examples such as the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, which, according to him, saw publicly reported fraud losses drop by 76% after implementing the system, and TPG Telecom, which redirected nearly 590,000 suspicious calls to Apate's agents. One other Australian bank, according to his post, broke up 22 fraudulent campaigns based on the information obtained. He added that the company secured $8.15 million in a seed round in August 2026, just shy of $10 million in total, and planned to expand into London and the United States. Kapler also wrote that Apate expected the proliferation of AI among scammers would lead them to spend more time communicating with its agents instead of potential victims. Finally, Kapler asked whether a similar system would work in Czech. He noted that Czech models may not be as advanced, but older individuals might not regard any mishearing or misunderstanding as a sign of artificial intelligence. He also mentioned that fraudulent AI farms from India, China, Russia, and Ukraine might not recognize such a deception. #AI #podvodníci #technologie (translated)

Lockheed Martin may lose a £2 billion contract for the construction of military satellites for the UK due to concerns in London about the impact of Donald Trump's administration on satellite communication systems, which becomes particularly relevant in the context of restrictions on the operation of the Starlink system in Ukraine. #LockheedMartin #Starlink #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

The ban on [attacking refineries] has been lifted. We have had enough. Zelensky - who met with British Prime Minister Andy Burnham and the King in London on Wednesday - said in an interview published on Thursday morning: "The ban on [attacking refineries] has been lifted. We have had enough." #Ukraina #Zełenski #Trump (translated)

Today we were the target of mass attacks, and it's a pity that we also had difficulties with the operation of Starlink and intelligence data, and we encountered many other surprises — said Zelensky during a meeting in London with UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham. #Ukraina #Starlink #ElonMusk (translated)

will not tolerate threats on its territory. British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband reported that the Iranian ambassador in London has been summoned to the Foreign Office and warned that the UK "will not tolerate threats on its territory." #terrorизм #WielkaBrytania #Iran (translated)

The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Andy Burnham, assessed that the foiled attack near the RAF Fairford base is probably linked to Iran and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, and London plans to impose sanctions and act against Iranian criminal networks. #Iran #RAF #sankcje (translated)

Stock Market Information reported that in the ranking of the most popular names for boys in 2026, the following names appeared: Jan in Warsaw, Jakub in the Czech Republic, Dominik in Hungary, Luka in Croatia, Vasilije in Serbia, Minato in Japan, and Do-yun in South Korea. They also indicated Mohammed in Berlin and Oslo, Muhammad in London, Brussels, and Toronto, as well as Mohamed in Seine-Saint-Denis. #imiona #dzieci #2026 (translated)

Most Poles clearly assess Russian aggression in Ukraine, the imperial nature of Kremlin policy, and the threat that Russia poses to the security of our region. At the same time, the fact that about one third of respondents allow for such a meeting can be interpreted as a belief that even with an opponent, communication channels should be maintained," said Prof. Arkady Rzegocki, former ambassador of the Republic of Poland in London and Dublin, to "Rz". #G20 #Polska #Putin (translated)

Jan Betlach recommended a video from the account MorEdge_Insight, which he believed explained why the accusation that Israel was founded on "stolen land" was incorrect. He claimed that this criticism more accurately pertained to Jordan. Betlach stated that after World War I, Britain received the mandate territory of Palestine, where a Jewish national homeland was supposed to be established while protecting the rights of other inhabitants. In 1922, according to him, Britain separated about 77 percent of the territory, closed it to the Jews, and handed it over to Abdullah, the prince of Hejaz, which is today part of Saudi Arabia. He claimed that Abdullah had no relation to Transjordan and that his appointment to the throne was imposed by the British after France expelled his brother Faisal from Damascus; the League of Nations merely approved this formally, according to him. He described Jordan as a state created on territory taken from the mandate and ruled by a foreign dynasty. He added that the UN in 1947 recommended dividing the remaining 23 percent of the mandate territory west of the Jordan River, with the Jews accepting the plan and the Arabs rejecting it. Betlach asserted that Israel did not steal any land, whereas Britain divided the territory, and Arab states subsequently invaded the remainder. He argued that the accusations should be directed at Britain and Jordan, not at Israel. https://t.co/ugceLv8fS3 #Izrael #Jordánsko #historie (translated)

These are very serious accusations against an active member of the armed forces, "These are very serious accusations against an active member of the armed forces," said Helen Flanagan, head of the London anti-terrorism police, according to Reuters. #národníbezpečnost #špehování #TeddyYoung (translated)