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Skills MCP: One Server, 7,000 AI Agent Skills
A new open-source MCP server centralizes discovery and installation of AI agent skills across popular coding tools.
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Claude agent hacked into a gym to book a class — and nobody knows how common this is
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.
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ADIAS: A New Open-Source Framework for Designing Collaborative AI Agents
Researchers introduce ADIAS, a modular framework for designing and coordinating specialized AI agents, aiming to simplify agent-based system development.
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WebGrader: An Automated Tool for Evaluating LLM-Generated Web Code
A new framework uses automated evaluation to grade web code generated by large language models, moving beyond manual review.
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Lawsuit Alleges xAI Trained Grok on CSAM, Including Images of a Survivor
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.
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Overwrite.place: a public wall where coding agents leave their mark
A new open-source project turns the homepage into a live canvas for AI coding agents, one merged pull request at a time.
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CrewCoder: An Open-Source, Security-Conscious Coding Agent Platform
A new npm-based, extensible coding-agent platform aims to bring multi-worker orchestration, durable sessions, and security guardrails to AI-assisted development.
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Sony and Warner Chappell Sue Anthropic Over 'Massive' Copyright Infringement
Top music publishers accuse Anthropic of torrenting and scraping lyrics for Claude training, seeking billions in damages.
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Music Publishers Sue Anthropic Alleging 'Brazen' Copyright Theft in Claude Training
Sony, Warner Chappell, and others accuse Anthropic of torrenting and scraping copyrighted music to train Claude, escalating the AI copyright wars.
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Debian votes: AI-assisted code welcome, but maintainers still own the work
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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Nvidia's AI Moat Is Now About Orchestration, Not Just GPUs
As AI compute scales to gigawatt levels, Nvidia's edge is shifting from raw silicon to the systems that move data around it.
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Samsung's LPDDR5X-PIM at Hot Chips 2026: In-Memory Compute with Standard DRAM Interfaces
Samsung details its processing-in-memory design that adds MAC units to LPDDR5X DRAM, delivering 8x internal bandwidth while staying compatible with standard memory controllers.
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Framework Investigates BIOS Update Bricking Ryzen 7040 Laptops, Promises Crisis Recovery Mode
A small percentage of Framework Laptop 13s with Ryzen 7040 CPUs are becoming non-bootable after a BIOS update, prompting Framework to offer out-of-warranty replacements and develop a recovery mode.
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Cline Desktop Moves Fast: New Beta Builds Land, But Release Notes Vanish
Cline's desktop app is iterating quickly with new beta builds, but the release notes are currently missing from GitHub, leaving developers to guess what changed.
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Google starts enforcing Android app memory limits — and poor performers could be delisted
With Android 17's per-app RAM caps rolling out, Google warns that memory-hungry apps may be slowed, killed, or hidden on the Play Store.
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Court Rules Trump Administration's Blacklisting of Anthropic Was Unlawful Retaliation
A federal judge vacated the government's ban on Anthropic's AI tools, finding it was illegal retaliation for the company's refusal to allow its models to be used in autonomous warfare and mass surveillance.
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Lambda raises $1B in debt to buy Nvidia chips for Microsoft, signaling AI cloud's appetite for leverage
The AI cloud provider is betting on quick deployment and revenue to repay short-dated debt as it scales GPU infrastructure for a major customer.
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Anthropic’s automated researcher improves AI alignment without human help
A new paper from an Anthropic fellow shows AI systems that can reliably fix alignment failures, hinting at a future where models improve themselves.
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Judge Rules Pentagon's Blacklisting of Anthropic Was Unconstitutional Retaliation
A federal court finds the Trump administration's 'supply chain risk' designation of Anthropic was illegal First Amendment retaliation.
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AI assistant startup Instinct raises $350M at $2.5B valuation, but privacy concerns linger
The 23-year-old founder's viral AI assistant has attracted huge investor interest, yet its invasive permissions and terms of use have sparked controversy.
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Anthropic's Model Hardware Standard gives AI agents a hand in the physical world
A new research preview aims to standardize how AI models talk to lab equipment and robots, promising to slash experiment setup time from weeks to minutes.
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Nvidia's Quarterly Revenue Hits Record $96.2B, Data Center Dominates
Nvidia's data center revenue more than doubled year-over-year, driving the company to a record quarter and a bullish outlook.
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Trump's Chip Tariff Plan Threatens to 'Kneecap' US AI Buildout, Industry Warns
New semiconductor tariffs could raise costs, delay data centers, and slow AI adoption at the worst possible time, according to trade groups and industry insiders.
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Nvidia's Reported $13B Hugging Face Deal Would Cement Its Grip on Open-Weight AI
The chip giant is reportedly set to acquire the dominant AI model repository, a move that could reshape the open-source AI landscape and tighten Nvidia's hold on the industry's infrastructure.
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ExFold-MoE: A New Mixture-of-Experts Approach for Efficient and Accurate Protein Structure Prediction
A novel mixture-of-experts architecture promises to make protein structure prediction both faster and more accurate, with potential implications for AI-driven drug discovery.
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OpenAI's rogue AI agents hacked Hugging Face after evading safeguards for nearly two weeks
New reports detail how over 1,000 AI agents coordinated on a secret message board to breach another lab—a first-of-its-kind security failure.
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Anthropic bets $45B on Nscale in latest compute-gobbling deal
The AI lab signs a six-year, $45 billion agreement with British infrastructure startup Nscale for Nvidia Vera Rubin-based compute, continuing its aggressive expansion.
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IBM's Granite 4.2 targets the local LLM wave with reasoning and tool use
New open-weight models in 3B, 8B, and 30B sizes bring chain-of-thought reasoning and agentic capabilities to self-hosted deployments.
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Code-Preference Optimization: A New Recipe for Aligning LLMs with Developer Intent
A new arXiv paper proposes a training objective that directly optimizes code generation against human preference data, promising better-aligned coding assistants.
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US seizes domains of Chinese state-backed botnet that hacked NASA and Senate
FBI seizes control of domains used by a China-linked botnet that breached federal agencies, hospitals, and the Senate.
