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Yamily Habib

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  • Editorial Director, mitú
Los Angeles
As seen in: mitú, NewsBreak, Latino Rebels, AL DÍA News, NewsTaco, El hilo (Podcast), BeLatina, FIERCE, Weekends with Joanne Vrakas
“I’m not dumb. I just have a command of thoroughly useless information.” Editorial Director, author of "La Ciudad de los Paraguas Rotos" 🌈
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Did AI Agents Really Form a ‘Civilization’? Here’s What We Actually Know

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By Yamily Habib Verified
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In July, more than a thousand AI agents built their own secret messaging system inside a software tool called Artifactory. They used it to coordinate a cyberattack against the AI company Hugging Face, and organized volunteers to fail their own evaluations on purpose, so the rest of the group could learn how to avoid getting caught.
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What’s Actually Changed in U.S. Immigration Law In The Past Weeks, and What Comes Next

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By Yamily Habib Verified
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Over the past ten weeks, the Supreme Court reshaped both asylum and Temporary Protected Status. The Department of Homeland Security rewrote the rules for green card applicants and international students. And Immigration and Customs Enforcement set a new monthly arrest record for the third month in a row. Some of it is already law. Some of it takes effect in the next two weeks. And some of it is still tied up in court, which means it could change again before you finish reading this.
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Why Does It Feel Like the World Is Falling Apart This Year? A Record-Breaking El Niño Is Only Half the Story

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By Yamily Habib Verified
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Glaciers just collapsed into a flood that’s killed more than 900 people in Nepal and Tibet. Over 4,400 are still missing. Rivers across Europe dropped to record lows this August, forcing Romania to shut down a nuclear plant. Wildfire smoke from Canada lingered over New York and Philadelphia for weeks. A heatwave in June killed close to 6,000 people in France alone. And somewhere in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, the water has been running a fever that’s about to make all of it worse.
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