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Study links 'cognitive surrender' to AI users abandoning logical thinking
You ask a machine for the answer, and it delivers. Clean, confident, instantaneous. Why would you pause to question it? That is the seduction.
Trump's AI data center push stalls as U.S. manufacturing lags demand
Donald Trump wants to make America's AI hardware in America. Right now, that's impossible. U.S. factories cannot produce the equipment fast enough.
OpenAI AGI chief takes leave as company buys viral talk show TBPN today
OpenAI’s superintelligence project is now captainless. Ilya Sutskever, the executive tasked with building a machine smarter than humanity, is...
OpenClaw update grants full user permissions, prompting compromise concerns
In the seemingly innocuous act of pairing a device lies a catastrophic flaw: OpenClaw’s latest security patch reveals that a lowly operator.pairing...
Deepagents v0.5.0 Alpha adds async subagents multi‑modal support OS skill set
Deepagents v0.5.0 Alpha isn’t just another version bump, it’s a leap. Async subagents now run in parallel, multi-modal support is live, and the...
Open models cross threshold; frontier models show per‑category correctness
Open models have crossed a threshold. That is no longer a forecast, it’s a data point.
Self-healing agents monitor post-deploy errors in production
Most post-deploy monitoring is useless. It screams about every hiccup, treating a random timeout from a cloud provider with the same urgency as a...
Zhipu AI's GLM-5V-Turbo converts mockups to web code, tops coding and GUI benchmarks
For front-end developers, translating a static mockup into live code is pure tedium. It demands hours of manual pixel-pushing.
Anthropic adds desktop control to Claude via Claude Code and Cowork on Mac and Windows
Anthropic just taught Claude to use your computer. To click. To type. It can navigate your desktop.
Utah AI office permits Legion chatbot to renew 15 low‑risk psychiatric meds
Last month, a chatbot in Utah got the green light to refill Prozac. No doctor’s note. No appointment.
Cursor 3 drops classic IDE for agent‑first interface that powers AI‑written code
The old text editor is finished. Cursor 3 proves it. This isn't another feature bump. It's a demolition.
AI helps solo founder reach billion‑dollar status; Vanta adds security automation
Somewhere between a solo founder’s midnight hustle and a billion-dollar valuation, the old rulebook got rewritten.
Arcee launches open‑source Trinity‑Large‑Thinking as Meta steps back from Llama 4
When Meta’s Llama division stumbled in April 2025, Llama 4 hit by quality complaints and whispers of benchmark manipulation, the open-source frontier...
Granola notes are publicly accessible via link, even without login
Your Granola notes are not as private as you might think. By default, anyone with the link, even without an account or login, can open them, read the...
Google Vids adds Veo, Lyria AI models and directable avatars for flyers, reels
Google Vids is getting a serious shot of AI firepower. Veo and Lyria models are on board now, along with directable avatars that can turn your rough...
Batch Mode VC-6 and NVIDIA Nsight Speed Up Vision AI Pipelines
Vision AI pipelines keep hitting the same wall. The problem is a hardware mismatch, pure and simple.
OpenAI acquires TBPN to accelerate global AI conversation, memo says
You don’t buy a media company to control the conversation. You buy it to build a better one. That’s the bet OpenAI just made.
Anthropic's DMCA notice targets leaked code repo, also affects legit forks
A copyright takedown notice is supposed to be a scalpel. Anthropic just turned it into a firehose and doused half of GitHub.
Google releases Gemma 4 under Apache 2.0, noting lower memory, near‑zero latency
Google’s Gemma 4 lands under Apache 2.0, a license that signals real openness. The models sip less memory and battery than Gemma 3, and Google touts...
Developers fine‑tune Gemma 4 on‑device with NVIDIA NeMo Automodel
The latest Gemma 4 models are small enough to fit on a phone, but powerful enough to deserve serious fine-tuning.