AI News Summary 11/1 | Claude's Ultra 5-hour limit removed, 9 AI infrastructure companies breached, and more
The weekly usage cap remains in place. The change may reduce mid-session interruptions for heavy users, though the article advises checking official guidance to see if the plan fits individual usage patterns.
Key points
- Nine AI infrastructure firms breached in October; API keys targeted
- Oracle says AI writes 70% of internal code, rebuilds infrastructure for agents
Separately, an innovaTopia article reports that nine AI infrastructure companies disclosed breaches in October, with Northflank and Chainalysis named among them. Attackers targeted AI "keys" — authentication credentials for connecting to external services — which could allow third-party misuse if leaked. The article suggests reviewing and rotating unused API keys.
Oracle executives said at an event that AI now writes 70% of the company's internal code, and Oracle is rebuilding its data infrastructure and power supply for the agent era, per an EnterpriseZine interview. News expert article. The summary also notes a figure release for an anime character and a NASA podcast episode.
AI News Summary 11/1 | Claude's Ultra 5-hour limit removed, 9 AI infrastructure companies breached, and more
note.com · 31 October 2026
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