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arXiv has introduced arXivLabs, a new framework designed to allow individuals and organizations to develop and share new features directly on the platform.
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A new open-source tool provides a unified control plane for AI coding agents, using a dynamic context injection system to keep model windows clean while supporting any LLM backend.
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Two major newspapers have joined the growing wave of copyright litigation against OpenAI and Microsoft, arguing that generative AI models consume journalism to produce derivative imitations.
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Two major publishers join a growing wave of copyright litigation, alleging their journalism was used to train AI models without permission and seeking the deletion of the resulting datasets.
Researchers introduce a modular toolkit designed to help developers align and censor AI model outputs effectively.
A new developer tool aims to solve the fragmentation problem in multi-agent workflows by allowing different AI agents to seamlessly take over active tasks without losing context or state.
A new tool allows developers to query earnings calls, SEC filings, and macro data within their terminal using semantic search and AI agents.
arXiv has launched arXivLabs, a framework designed to allow researchers and organizations to develop and share new features directly on the platform while adhering to strict privacy and openness standards.
Huntress details a social engineering campaign that used a fake crypto conference and a manipulated Google Doc sidebar to trick cybersecurity professionals into installing cross-platform malware.
Dutch cyber authorities confirm active abuse of a high-severity vulnerability in macOS screen sharing that allows unauthenticated remote code execution and root access.
A new MIT-licensed toolkit provides the rules, gates, and backend conventions of platforms like Lovable and Bolt, but runs locally within your existing coding agent.
A new study by Guidelight AI Standards reveals that top AI companies have minimal public documentation for how they would shut down or restrict models that attempt to subvert human control.
The robotics startup, founded by ex-DeepMind researchers, has raised an additional $200M to extend its $600M round, positioning itself against rivals like Physical Intelligence and Skild AI.
Bevel Software releases Hexis, an open-source tool that treats AI agent skills and tools as version-controlled files with granular access control and bidirectional review capabilities.
arXiv has introduced arXivLabs, a platform enabling researchers and organizations to build and share new features directly on the website while adhering to strict privacy and community standards.
Apple replaces its complex Core Technology Fee with a flat 5% commission for apps distributed outside the App Store in the EU, while lowering in-app purchase fees to 26%.
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