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BIG MOVE: OpenAI reportedly caught China's Moonshot AI running a coordinated campaign to extract its most protected AI reasoning.This wasn't a hack. It was something more deliberate.Reports indicate 16,000+ requests across thousands of users over roughly two days, eventually scaling to 15,000+ total users before OpenAI shut it down.The alleged method: manipulating model interactions to surface hidden reasoning, no database breach, no encryption broken.OpenAI has reportedly flagged the activity to the Frontier Model Forum and government channels.This comes after Anthropic accused Moonshot AI and Alibaba of secretly using Claude to train competing models.If the pattern holds, the playbook is clear: extract Western AI capabilities without the R&D cost.Not a technical dispute anymore. IP warfare at the frontier.Who gets hurt most if this attack model becomes standard practice?

Following a reported US threat to ban diesel exports, a White House official has told Al Jazeera that it was in Europe’s best interests to work with Washington as they pursue multiple pathways to boost the supply of refined products and lowers costs for consumers. The official explained that they work every day for weeks, for months on this issue. I think you’ll see them [diesel prices] move meaningfully down in the coming weeks and days, and we’ll have some announcements about that, the source said. We’re tight on diesel because we’ve lost diesel exports from Russia … some diesel exports from the Middle East, although we’re restoring those, and we’ve lost diesel exports from China. So, that’s a lot of interruptions. But American refiners are running at record highs, adding that announcements from Europe about new supplies will also push prices down. Germany’s Economy Ministry said on Thursday that it had not been asked by the International Energy Agency to release parts of the nation’s strategic oil.

French President Macron’s approval rating is now at 18%, the lowest in French recorded history.