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MERIT Tests LLM Memory in Tool-Use Tasks with Verified Fact Dependence
Most benchmarks for LLM memory ask the same question: can a model recall something a user said earlier in a chat.
Google Open-Sources Mantis Toolkit for Automated Vulnerability Patches
Google published Mantis on GitHub this week, a toolkit that hands an AI coding agent the entire job of hunting software vulnerabilities, not just...
Ex-Anthropic AI Researcher Warns It's 'Crunch Time for Humanity
Jacob Coxon quit Anthropic on Tuesday, then posted his reasoning on X to more than 100 million views.
MIT Launches Pilot Program to Help Educators Teach AI Across Disciplines
Fourteen faculty members from campuses in Greater Boston, South Carolina, West Virginia, and Texas spent a week at MIT this summer testing out a new...
US Agencies: Chinese AI Firms Copied US Models With Government Awareness
Three US government agencies put names to a claim they've been building toward for months: China's AI industry has been systematically siphoning...
AI Firms Advise Pentagon on Risks of Next-Generation Models
Contracts obtained by The Intercept show OpenAI, Anthropic, and other frontier AI companies are doing more for the Pentagon than selling software...
Microsoft agrees with teachers unions on AI privacy rules for schools
Microsoft signed onto ten AI safety and privacy principles for K-12 schools this week, striking a deal with the American Federation of Teachers and...
ControlAI’s Connor Leahy: Superintelligence Is an ‘Adversary,’ Not a Weapon
OpenAI's Hugging Face breach in recent weeks gave a preview of what happens when AI systems slip past the guardrails companies build for them.
ControlAI's Connor Leahy on the Equity Podcast: Superintelligence and Governance
A model on Hugging Face went missing from OpenAI's own safety checks earlier this year, exposed in a breach that showed just how easily a company can...
Anthropic Scientist Sees Over 10% AI Extinction Risk This Decade
Jacob Coxon spent three years building pretraining systems for two of the companies now racing hardest toward superhuman AI, first at OpenAI, then at...
Anthropic researcher quits, says AI could "kill all humans
Jacob Coxon spent three years doing pre-training research at OpenAI and Anthropic.
AlphaGenome Atlas Maps Each Possible DNA Change With 27,000 Predictions
Google DeepMind has run the numbers on nearly every possible way a single letter in human DNA could change, and published the results as a searchable...
Sequoia Backs Cymphony as AI Agents Investigate and Fix Security Risks
Sequoia Capital is putting fresh money behind a two-year-old startup that treats AI agents like a security threat waiting to happen.
OpenAI Says AI Solved Major Math Problem Using 10,000 Agents
OpenAI says it has cracked one of mathematics' harder open problems, using a swarm of 10,000 AI agents working in parallel rather than a single model...
Hugging Face's ML Intern Runs Machine Learning Experiments via Chat
Hugging Face has a new hire, and it doesn't need coffee breaks or a desk. The company just rolled out "ML Intern," an AI assistant built into its...
AI Agents Run Quantum Experiments Through Software
Beatriz Yankelevich spends her days running experiments on superconducting qubits in MIT's Engineering Quantum Systems Group, work that typically...
Gradium's Voice Design Creates Custom Synthetic Voices From Prompts in Seconds
Voice agent teams have a specific problem, and it shows up the same way every time: the catalog has 400 voices, and the brief needs the one voice...
OpenAI Offered Two Choices Over Navier-Stokes Solution Posting
OpenAI announced Tuesday that its AI agents cracked one of the seven Millennium Prize Problems, the kind of open question in mathematics that has...
Researchers Challenge OpenAI's Claim to 90-Year-Old Math Milestone
OpenAI announced Tuesday that an internal AI model cracked the Navier-Stokes problem, a fluid dynamics puzzle that's sat unsolved for roughly 90...
Anthropic: Hackers Stole Claude Tokens Via Compromised Session Key
Grant de Swardt's token usage on Claude kept climbing on August 4 even though he wasn't touching the account.