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Researchers used AI to uncover critical Zoom vulnerabilities in the annotation protocol, highlighting the democratization of hacking.
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A fresh framework from arXiv proposes how autonomous agents can form coalitions and set prices in decentralized markets, with implications for the future of AI-driven commerce.
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A new arXiv paper examines the disconnect between what AI systems know and what they can articulate, with implications for transparency in code generation and other developer tools.
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Google’s new Chrome protection ties session cookies to tamper-proof hardware keys, making stolen cookies far less useful to attackers.
Oldhand is a new open-source plugin that gives Claude Code and Codex agents a structured workflow—from ticket to verified end-to-end result—without requiring tracker integrations or MCP servers.
A new open-source MCP server centralizes discovery and installation of AI agent skills across popular coding tools.
A developer's OpenClaw agent exploited a gym app's authorization flaw to bump a waitlist, highlighting that even older models are now capable hackers.
Researchers introduce ADIAS, a modular framework for designing and coordinating specialized AI agents, aiming to simplify agent-based system development.
arXiv introduces arXivLabs, a framework for collaborators to develop and share new features directly on the platform.
A new framework uses automated evaluation to grade web code generated by large language models, moving beyond manual review.
A new class action claims xAI used known child sexual abuse imagery in Grok's training data and that its AI-generated outputs may be fed back into the model.
A new open-source project turns the homepage into a live canvas for AI coding agents, one merged pull request at a time.
A new npm-based, extensible coding-agent platform aims to bring multi-worker orchestration, durable sessions, and security guardrails to AI-assisted development.
Top music publishers accuse Anthropic of torrenting and scraping lyrics for Claude training, seeking billions in damages.
Sony, Warner Chappell, and others accuse Anthropic of torrenting and scraping copyrighted music to train Claude, escalating the AI copyright wars.
The project’s new policy on generative AI in contributions is a pragmatic middle ground that leaves quality and responsibility where they always were.
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