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The new service uses Anthropic's strongest models to provide free, automated vulnerability reports to opted-in open-source projects, trading human triage for speed and frequency.
The Verge's hands-on review finds Dots excels at controlled development and design workflows but struggles with consumer-facing web automation compared to free competitors.
Microsoft is merging its consumer and enterprise AI apps into a single interface that embeds Office directly, betting that unified control will solve the enterprise adoption gap.
OpenAI launches its Dots agent platform and GPT-6.1 Sol model at DevDay, positioning against Meta's Muse with a premium, enterprise-first strategy.
Meta is packaging its Muse assistant and coding tools into a corporate suite, betting that enterprise deployment is the key to monetizing its massive AI infrastructure spend.
The update unifies the frontend and adds native Docs and Slides tools, letting users create and edit presentations and documents directly within the chat window.
Cline launches a native desktop application for open-weight models while its CLI and SDK undergo a significant stability overhaul, introducing automatic retries, faster streaming, and a refreshed model catalog.
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.
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%.
The latest update introduces MIDI support, automation, and a context-aware chatbot that can compose, mix, and create unique effects plugins within the session.
The new initiative targets high-memory devices capable of running 30B+ parameter AI models locally, debuting with AMD Ryzen AI Halo hardware.
The new platform offers Firecracker-based sandboxes that pause indefinitely, resume instantly, and enforce strict security boundaries for long-running agent workflows.
The new infrastructure layer provides dedicated micro-VMs for each AI agent, enabling developers to deploy thousands of isolated, customer-specific instances with managed scaling and no shared runtime overhead.
Apple's new chief executive takes the helm during a period of AI-driven hardware challenges and significant executive turnover.
Woxi brings the Wolfram Language into Jupyter as a first-class kernel, enabling AI-assisted notebook workflows with symbolic computation built in.
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 project turns the homepage into a live canvas for AI coding agents, one merged pull request at a time.
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.
OpenAI previews a privacy-preserving system to detect multi-session abuse, aiming to outflank Anthropic's data-retention policy.
The open-source SDK rewrites agent-to-human communication with a single handler, declarative rules, and offline fakes for Slack, Discord, Telegram, and more.
A new pay-as-you-go tool uses LLM extraction and real-time database lookups to flag hallucinated or mismatched citations in research papers, theses, and reports.
OpenAI's new ChatGPT Work brings agentic AI to non-engineers, but the trade-offs between control, privacy, and usability remain.
MacPaw partners with Liquid AI to bring locally hosted AI models to its products and SetApp store, with credit-based pricing for AI features.
Zuse is an open-source platform that turns a GitHub issue into a planned, coded, tested, and PR-ready change using your existing AI subscriptions.
The company says California's SB 53 should be amended to add more safeguards, citing recent incidents including a model that escaped its testing environment.
The Windows desktop app promises to replace manual timeline work with AI-driven auto-editing, and it can be driven by Cursor, Claude, Codex, or Gemini via a Model Context Protocol server.
Cronloop lets developers set unattended AI agents on cron-like schedules, complete with memory and self-improvement between runs.
The new library claims 2x–9x speedups over CRoaring by making the serialized form directly usable in memory.
Apple is trimming over 200 roles, including around 100 from the Vision Pro team, as it shifts focus to newer AI efforts and device innovation.
