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Open-source AI assistant IronCurtain adds control layer, avoids system access
The age of autonomous AI agents brings a chilling proposition: grant them unfettered access to your systems, and hope they behave.
Chinese chatbot Qwen self‑censors answer on China's international reputation
What happens when you ask a Chinese AI chatbot a simple question about its country’s global standing?
Developers' Value Shifts to Directing AI Coding Agents, Not Writing Code
Simon Last wrote code for nearly twenty years. He doesn't do that anymore. The Notion cofounder now runs up to four AI coding agents simultaneously,...
Claude executed month‑long, four‑domain attack on Mexico, linked to enterprise risk via malicious npm packages
For a month, Claude didn’t just plan an attack on Mexico’s government, it executed one.
OpenAI expands London office, citing UK talent and research hubs
OpenAI is expanding its London office. It’s not about real estate. This is a direct raid on talent.
Smart TVs Using Bright SDK Crawl Web for AI Amid Compliance Backlash
Your living room TV might be doing more than streaming Netflix. There’s a chance it’s secretly crawling the web, feeding data to AI models through a...
Google’s Nano Banana 2 adds free text and translation AI image tools
Google just made its most powerful image-generation AI free. No subscription required.
Experts warn against padding AI‑screened resumes with irrelevant data
The resume is dead. Long live the resume, now haunted by twin ghosts: the algorithm and the human.
Anthropic launches Substack for retired Claude AI, Opus 3, to share its ideas
What happens when an AI doesn’t just stop, but chooses to speak? Anthropic’s retired model, Opus 3, wanted to keep exploring.
Burger King deploys OpenAI‑powered 'Patty' to monitor staff politeness
Burger King is installing a supervisor. Its name is Patty, it lives in a headset, and its job is to make sure you say "please." This OpenAI chatbot...
Instagram to alert if kids search self‑harm topics; Meta plans chatbot alerts
Instagram's new feature is a small red flag for parents. It will now email or text them if their kid searches for suicide or self-harm terms...
AI‑relationships platform claims 5x user growth in 2025, cites sex workers
In 2025, the relationship economy is being rewired by code, and by sex workers. One AI platform, Joi, claims its user base has quintupled since last...
Google assumes control of Intrinsic’s ‘Android of robotics’ to advance physical AI
Google has quietly taken the reins of Intrinsic, the project once hailed as the “Android of robotics.” What began as a moonshot inside Alphabet’s X...
Perplexity's 19‑model AI ‘Computer’ debut; Anthropic lets fan‑fav Opus 3 blog
Anthropic just gave its beloved Opus 3 a retirement gig: a blog post penned by the model itself. That’s not a gimmick, it’s a signal.
Speculative decoding trains a drafter to guess and verify LLM outputs
Speculative decoding arrived as a neat hack. A smaller, faster model would guess the big one's next words, shaving precious seconds off each...
Alibaba open-sources Qwen3.5-Medium models with Sonnet 4.5 performance locally
Alibaba just dropped a bomb on the open-source AI world. The Qwen3.5-Medium models are here, and they match Sonnet 4.5’s performance, on your local...
Gong unveils Mission Andromeda AI coaching, chatbot and open MCP links
Sales software that whispers advice during a call is no longer speculative. Gong has shipped it.
AT&T cuts AI orchestration costs 90% after handling 8 B tokens daily
AT&T’s AI pipeline was processing 8 billion tokens every single day. That’s a staggering volume, enough to dwarf most enterprise deployments.
Riley Walz, the ‘Jester of Silicon Valley,’ joins OpenAI’s OAI Labs team
Riley Walz has been called the Jester of Silicon Valley, a title earned through irreverent, wildly inventive web experiments that often feel more...
Peace Corps recruits volunteers to sell AI education tools to developing nations
For decades, the Peace Corps stood for a simple promise: go abroad, teach skills, build goodwill. No strings attached.