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first_img Knowledge base application Notion reports less than 1% workspace AI conversation leaks

The knowledge management application Notion has released an announcement acknowledging that some users' AI chat records have been leaked. The company stated that the affected workspaces account for less than 1% of all workspaces and is currently notifying the affected users. If users have provided their account, password, or credentials to the AI, Notion recommends treating them as compromised, immediately checking the login records of the relevant accounts, and changing passwords or credentials.The source of this incident is a hacker attack on the service provider Fireworks. Notion uses Fireworks AI to process data for a feature called Insights, which helps workspace administrators understand how team members are using AI. To generate this analytical data, Notion sends the saved AI conversation content to Fireworks for processing. Fireworks has also served as the inference service provider for some open-weight models in Notion's products.Notion stated that the potentially leaked data mainly consists of user chat records, including the chat content input by users and the replies given by the AI. The announcement explained that some users may have sent their account, password, or various credentials to the model while using AI. Notion advises the relevant users to immediately change these passwords or credentials and check for any unusual activity in their account login records.

Renaissance Technologies, the hedge fund, accurately sold off 99.7% of its Nvidia shares before the Huang Renxun scandal broke out

The latest 13F filing for the third quarter of 2026 submitted by the quantitative hedge fund Renaissance Technologies, founded by mathematician Jim Simons, shows that the institution has significantly adjusted its U.S. stock holdings, nearly completely liquidating its positions in Nvidia, Meta, Apple, and Amazon, with Nvidia's holdings decreasing by 99.7% from a previous market value of approximately $1.42 billion. This reduction occurred weeks before the controversy involving Jensen Huang was exposed.From the perspective of the top ten holdings, Micron Technology ranks first with $1.62 billion, Advanced Micro Devices ranks second with $1.21 billion, followed by United Therapeutics at $908 million, Intel at $835 million, Google's parent company Alphabet at $828 million, and UnitedHealth at $817 million. Additionally, it has established a new position in SpaceX, with a holding value of approximately $621 million.In terms of specific adjustments, the institution has significantly increased its holdings in SanDisk, with the number of shares increasing by 5451%; Micron Technology and UnitedHealth saw their share counts increase by 619% and 507%, respectively, while AMD increased by 140%. Aside from Nvidia, the share counts for Meta, Apple, and Amazon were reduced by 99.9%, 99.8%, and 99.5%, respectively, and it reduced its position in Palantir by 71%. The institution also completely exited its positions in Blackstone, the S&P 500 ETF, Mellanox Technologies, and Danaher, among others.

Morgan Stanley: Global equity hedge funds stage a rare decade of de-risking

The latest monitoring report released by Morgan Stanley's prime brokerage team on Tuesday shows that global equity hedge funds staged the most intense de-risking action in over a decade during the first week of November, with a widespread wave of liquidations spreading across global markets.In the Asian market, hedge funds are controlling risk exposure through a dual strategy of reducing long positions and increasing short positions, a phenomenon particularly pronounced in the tech-heavy South Korean market. The selling pressure is mainly driven by fundamental stock-picking funds, while multi-strategy, macro, and quantitative funds are taking the opportunity to close out previous short positions, indicating a clear divergence in institutional strategies.Goldman Sachs data shows that the total leverage of U.S. fundamental long-short funds plummeted by 8.7 percentage points in a single week, marking the largest decline since the outbreak of the pandemic in March 2020; however, from the perspective of all-inclusive PB clients, the overall total leverage remains as high as 314.2%, placing it in the 85th percentile over the past year. Dubravko Lakos-Bujas, Global Market Strategy Chief at JPMorgan, believes that this round of adjustment is essentially a concentrated deleveraging by momentum traders, with capitulation-style selling already quite deep, and technical indicators suggest that short-term oversold and bottoming signals are accumulating.

Bloomberg reviews the U.S. stock sell-off: retail investors sold first, followed by hedge funds and institutions, with mechanical reduction of positions intensifying the sell-off

According to Bloomberg, Wall Street's reaction to the U.S. midterm elections shifted from positive to negative in about 24 hours. The sell-off on Thursday spread from retail investors to hedge funds, long-only asset management firms, and quantitative strategies, causing a loss of approximately $3.7 trillion in market value for U.S. stocks in a single day, with the Nasdaq 100 index recording its largest drop since March 2020. Initially, the stock market rose after the elections due to the reduction of event risk and a decline in oil prices, but investors later reassessed the risks of Democratic scrutiny on data center expansion.In the first half hour after the market opened on Thursday, retail investors were the first to sell for profit, followed by hedge funds and long-only firms. Data from Vanda Research shows that the net selling scale of retail investors on that day was second only to two days during the pandemic shock in March 2020. Its strategist Viraj Patel pointed out that while retail and systematic investors were actively selling, institutional buyers chose to step back. The decline subsequently triggered mechanical selling, with Nomura strategist Charlie McElligott estimating that based on the negative gamma exposure during Thursday's trading, for every 1% drop in the market, options market makers would generate an additional selling pressure of about $7 billion.Volatility control funds estimated that they needed to reduce their holdings by about $61 billion in stocks based on market changes at the time, with about $25 billion in sales still being executed on Wednesday. The rebalancing of leveraged ETFs is expected to bring about an additional $47 billion in stock sales. Vanda estimated that commodity trading advisors sold about $13 billion in S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures. Goldman Sachs' prime brokerage trading desk estimated that fundamental long-short funds lost about 1.3% on Thursday, while technology-themed funds fell over 4%. The basket of stocks in storage, optical networks, data centers, and AI semiconductors dropped by 12% to 15% that day, and the VIX index rose from 16.6 points at the opening to nearly 28 points at the close.
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