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OpenClaw AI agent used to deliver Trojans via fake ClawHub skills
The promise of an open ecosystem where AI agents can extend their capabilities at will has a dark underside, one that attackers just exploited with...
When AI Designs a Drug, Who Gets the Credit?
Trillions of tons of hydrogen gas sit trapped in Earth's crust, produced by chemical reactions with ancient oceanic rocks, and a growing number of...
ByteDance's SeedRealtime LLM Watches, Listens and Speaks
ByteDance's Seed team has built a model that keeps a voice attached to a face through an entire noisy dinner party, then jumps into a conversation...
Implementing Context-Aware Long-Term Memory for AI Agents via Mem0 and OpenAI
Most AI agents today are brilliant, and completely forgetful. They treat every conversation as a blank slate, a clean room wiped clean the moment the...
Search Engines Briefly Indexed Thousands of Shared Claude Chats
Type "site:claude.ai/share" into Google and, until recently, you'd have pulled up thousands of private conversations users had with Anthropic's...
Single Tampered ChatGPT Link Spawns Rogue AI Agent in Minutes
Researchers at Zenity Labs found a way to turn a single ChatGPT link into an unattended agent that checked in with an attacker every five minutes,...
SmolAgents introduces ToolCallingAgent (ReAct) with Celsius, Prime, and Memo tools
Move past the hype. SmolAgents has actually shipped something: the ToolCallingAgent, built on the ReAct framework.
Researchers Track Chinese AI 'Agent Fleet' Performing Parallel Tasks
A group of independent researchers spent the weekend picking apart traffic logs from URLquery, a domain-scanning service, and found something odd:...
Meituan's LongCat-Image-Edit: open-source model for precise, instruction-driven edits
Precision in image editing has long been a battlefield: how do you make a model understand a complex, multi-step instruction without mangling the...
AI model decodes the language cells use to communicate, MIT study finds
A human embryo starts as a clump of identical stem cells and ends up with a liver, a brain, and a few hundred other specialized tissues, each built...
NVIDIA OpenShell Adds Sandboxing and Policy Controls to AI Agents
NVIDIA released OpenShell 0.1.0 on November 18, an open-source runtime built to control what AI agents can actually touch once they're set loose on a...
FedCausalCompose Framework Links LLM Agent Actions to World Models
A customer's payment clears, and three seconds later the shipment module fires. An observational log shows the sequence every time, but it can't tell...
Game stocks slide as Google launches AI world‑gen tool, Project Genie limits noted
Stock prices for major game publishers fell this week, a direct reaction to the noise coming out of Google's research labs.
DeepMind opens UK automated lab using AI and robotics for superconductors
Science has long been a slow, painstaking craft, pipettes, patience, and paper. DeepMind is flipping the script.
EU sees agentic AI as next chapter to deepen use and boost productivity
OpenAI's latest Economic Research report tracks a shift already underway inside European companies: workers are handing tasks to AI agents instead of...
OpenAI's Codex powers Lovable AI, letting millions create apps from text
The dream has always been simple: describe an app, and watch it build itself. For years, that was science fiction. Now, it’s a Tuesday afternoon.
Meta's Muse AI Security Flaw Undercuts Official Safety Claims
Security researcher Patrick Wardle found a zero-day flaw in Meta's Muse macOS app that let attackers hijack the AI agent entirely.
China tightens AI export controls, bans malware-writing tools
China's commerce ministry and ministry of science and technology published a draft rule this week that would rewrite the country's export control...
Hark Launches Privacy-Focused AI Assistant with Transparent Web Navigation
Brett Adcock founded Hark less than a year ago, and today the company released Hark Pro to the public.
Amazon to invest USD 35 B in India by 2030, add 1 M jobs, digitise 1.2 cr small firms
Amazon just announced another $35 billion for India. The company is past testing the waters. It’s pouring concrete. The plan runs to 2030.