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Moonshot AI’s latest model reignites debate over distillation, national security, and whether open-weight AI leads to a dystopian 'full AI communism.'
A new open-source tool lets developers boot MCP servers in ephemeral microVMs, inspecting behavior before any agent interaction.
The latest patch releases focus on stability and incremental improvements across the CLI and SDK, with minor fixes and behind-the-scenes polish.
An open-source agent runtime that runs across Telegram, Discord, Teams, terminal, and desktop, with a modular architecture supporting five different AI backends and MCP-based tools.
A new menu-bar app reads your Mac's hidden USB-C data to reveal cable specs, find fakes, and diagnose bottlenecks.
The lawsuit alleges a pattern of misconduct, claiming over 400 former Apple employees now work at OpenAI.
Unionized auto workers in South Korea walk off the job after 15 rounds of negotiations fail, marking the first factory stoppage specifically over humanoid robots.
A self-hosted AI agent platform combining code, browser automation, messaging, and on-chain execution with operator-in-the-loop controls.
Researchers propose a method for AI agents to autonomously refine their own capabilities through structured feedback loops.
Leaked source code suggests the AI music generator built its training dataset by ripping audio from protected platforms, including YouTube Music and Deezer, amid ongoing copyright lawsuits.
The public beta of Apple's AI-powered Siri is now available, giving users early access to on-device intelligence and deep OS integration ahead of a fall launch.
The AI company is reportedly developing a screenless smart speaker with a camera and sensors, set to launch in 2027 as part of a broader hardware lineup.
