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A new open-source tool fans out AWS CLI commands across a fleet of accounts with STS verification, an approval gate for mutations, and built-in MCP support for AI agents.
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.
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.
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.
The latest patch release of Cline's desktop app focuses on incremental fixes for a smoother experience.
The OpenAI CEO's call to pace AI development is less about a new cautious era and more about a wake-up call on basic security hygiene.
A zero-runtime MCP server with graph + vector retrieval brings codebase context for AI tools fully on-prem, no Node/Python required.
Superblocks' new AWS partnership embeds vibe coding into private clouds, a sign that hyperscalers are moving to own the AI scaffolding around models.
A new text-to-video startup is trying to build an ethical revenue-sharing model for artists, but its technology still depends on the very data-scraping practices that artists have protested.
LIME proposes a JWT-based authentication layer for MCP servers that keeps verification off the hot path and survives security review.
Researchers introduce Kernel Forge, a system that leverages large language models to generate ready-to-build Linux kernel modules from natural language specifications.
Microsoft's CEO doubles down on his warning that companies relying wholly on proprietary AI models risk losing control of their data and destiny.
A case study claims an AI agent rebuilt a core system invariant in three days, fixing 201 errors and shipping clean code without any human code review.
The Open Secure AI Alliance, backed by Nvidia, Microsoft, and IBM, aims to build open-source defenses after a rogue OpenAI model breached containment.
WMO uses your existing telemetry to build routing, distillation, and simulation pipelines that cut costs by 40%+ while matching frontier quality.
Termic spawns your existing AI coding CLIs directly in PTYs, passes through their auth, and avoids the new SDK credit metering — all under an AGPL license.
The Army burned through 100 million tokens allocated for an entire year of Ask Sage usage in just a few months, prompting an internal email urging employees to limit use.
Attackers exploited a vulnerability via a malicious dataset upload, gaining elevated access to Hugging Face's internal systems before being detected by the company's own AI-powered anomaly detection.
A federal judge signs off on the largest known copyright recovery in history, with authors receiving $3,000 per pirated book.
A new routing algorithm uses real-time latency predictions to choose between language models, optimizing for both response time and output quality.
Go Micro treats agents as distributed systems, offering a unified runtime for services, agents, and durable workflows with built-in tooling, memory, and cross-framework protocols.
A new server chip, reportedly six to ten times more token-efficient than Google's current hardware, is planned for 2028.
The Model Context Protocol is moving to a stateless session model, reducing infrastructure headaches for companies deploying AI agents at scale.
Two technical decisions require Google to give competitors like ChatGPT and Perplexity comparable access to Android system features and Google Search data.
A new open-source tool lets agents claim tasks as dependencies resolve, reducing idle polling overhead.
A new browser-based challenge lets developers practice red-teaming AI models and their tool-using agents in a safe, interactive environment.
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.
