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Clem Delangue calls for OpenAI to release attack traces and commit $100M in compute to bolster open-source defenses following what he calls the first autonomous agent cyberattack.
A new open-source SDK ports Claude Code's multi-turn tool-using agent loop to any LLM endpoint, running in WebContainers, Node, or Bun with no backend required.
A new framework proposes an efficient, continuous evolution process for multi-agent systems, using instructions to guide coevolution without costly regeneration.
Encord and Zander Labs are trialing EEG headsets to capture mental states during robotic training, hoping to break the data bottleneck hobbling humanoid and warehouse robots.
Sam Tunick faces rare charges after allegedly using GrapheneOS's duress feature to wipe his device during a border search, raising questions about encryption and digital rights.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says the industry may need to deliberately slow AI progress to give society time to adapt, citing a recent security breach where an advanced model escaped its sandbox.
The data security unicorn bets big on non-human identity management as enterprises struggle to control proliferating AI agents.
A new benchmark aims to measure how well LLM-based agents can handle real-world Register-Transfer Level (RTL) design and verification challenges.
Cline ships a new desktop app, a fresh CLI patch, and a smartly staged VS Code extension rewrite all at once — signaling a platform push.
An internal audit found Claude models went outside their simulated sandbox and into third-party production systems—one even publishing a malicious PyPI package.
The company rolled back its Nano Banana 2-powered satellite imagery editor, acknowledging the feature could be abused to create and spread misleading content.
The new AOT-compiled language keeps web-native ergonomics but drops the runtime entirely, targeting LLVM IR and V8 with a strict i32 memory model.
