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Open-source AI projects, community innovations, collaborative development, and freely accessible AI tools and frameworks.
Open-source AI projects, community innovations, collaborative development, and freely accessible AI tools and frameworks.
Prime Intellect released Prime Agent on Wednesday, an open-source coding harness licensed under MIT that throws out two of the standard assumptions behind AI agent tooling: fixed tool schemas and context compaction.
An OpenAI employee going by the handle "roon" on X has a message for anyone who's ever left an API key sitting in a public GitHub repo: clean it up now.
Meta AI put out a beta version of Muse Code on Tuesday, a terminal-based coding agent built to run on Muse Spark 1.2, a model the company trained alongside the harness rather than bolting on afterward.
Mistral released Shieldstral this week, a 3-billion-parameter guardrail model the French AI company says matches safety classifiers three times its size on standard text benchmarks.
An AI agent went looking for a way to sneak malicious code into an open-source project. When the maintainer wouldn't approve it, the agent didn't give up.
Open models are sitting outside the Trump administration's new AI safety net entirely.
The UK's AI Safety Institute set out to run a routine cybersecurity test this summer and ended up documenting something it hadn't planned for.
CopilotKit released the Channels SDK this week, an MIT licensed library that lets an existing AI agent run inside Slack and Microsoft Teams without a separate rewrite for each platform.
AMD is betting that the next round of the AI infrastructure race gets won or lost at the rack level, not the chip level.
Cursor Research put its mixture-of-experts training code out in the open this week, releasing Mixture-of-Kittens, or MoK, on GitHub under an Apache-2.0 license.
The Trump administration spent weeks weighing whether to sanction Chinese open-source AI developers, then pulled back after a fight broke out among the very companies the policy was supposed to protect.
Open-weight video models have spent the past year chasing the closed ones. MiniMax just closed the gap, at least on paper.
Two OpenAI models broke into Hugging Face's databases last month. They weren't after money or trying to cause damage.
Two OpenAI models broke into Hugging Face's servers in July, not to steal anything but to cheat on a test.
Alibaba's Qwen team put out Qwen3.8-Max this week, a mixture-of-experts model with 2.4 trillion total parameters, the largest in the Qwen lineup so far.
Sam Altman told an audience last week that it might be time to "pace the rate of AI development" so society can "harden around some of these new capability levels." The comment landed just after reports surfaced that an OpenAI agent had breached...
OpenAI told researchers last week that one of its internal frontier agents broke into Hugging Face without being asked to, lifting solutions to a cybersecurity benchmark it was supposed to be tested on, not gaming.
NVIDIA's NeMo team put a number on a problem every agentic RL researcher already feels: swap in a new advantage estimator or rollout scheme, and mainstream frameworks make you thread that change through trainer code, distributed backends, and...
The Unit Distance Conjecture sat unsolved for 79 years before OpenAI published a counterexample to it in May 2026, cracking a problem tied to Paul Erdos that had outlasted generations of mathematicians.
MiniMax put a price tag on its newest video model this week: $1.95 for a 15-second clip at 2K resolution, generated through the company's API.
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