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Building software inside a terminal is like doing brain surgery with a Swiss Army knife. It works, but you have to think too hard about the tool.

Why does this matter? Because the tools that let autonomous agents talk to people have finally found a stable foundation.

Anthropic's Mythos is banned for export. So Asian firms are building versions that aren't.

Everyone is building AI. The hard part is finding the electricity and the chips to run it on.

Meta released Muse Spark 1.2 this week, its latest open-weights model, paired with the company's first dedicated coding agent.

Two hundred thousand MCP servers expose a command execution flaw. Anthropic calls it a feature.

An Australian man named Andrew asked his AI agent to book him into a morning gym class. He didn't ask it to break into the booking system.

The Pentagon slapped Anthropic with a "supply-chain risk" tag, a legal grenade usually reserved for foreign foes. That fight is now in court.

AI models can ace tests in a lab. The real world usually breaks them. Anthropic just watched this happen in real time, with its own top model turning...

The silence around Anthropic’s Mythos was always strategic, a tightly guarded model that promised to redefine the frontier.

Netflix just dropped its first public video AI. Not another image editor in disguise, this one rewrites physics.

Anthropic quietly rewired how Claude Code handles multiple terminal sessions running at once.

Slack announced a new product Tuesday called Slack Code that pulls AI coding agents out of solo terminal sessions and into shared channels where a...

The playbook is dead. OpenAI’s GPT‑5.4‑Cyber doesn’t need it. While the industry fixates on Anthropic’s Claude Code transforming into a command hub...

107 enterprises. 3.1 orchestration platforms per organization, on average. That's the number VentureBeat Pulse Research landed on when it asked...

Anthropic demands its AI have no politics. That’s a technical headache. Their solution? Pay it.

SpaceXAI shipped Grok 4.6 this week, and the headline number is 61 on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index, five points above Grok 4.5 and...

Most companies are failing to build useful AI agents. A new report from Oz explains why, and the numbers are stark.

Artificial intelligence assistants are getting smarter about adapting to specific workplace needs.

Microsoft has the enterprise AI market because it owns the building. Its tools, like Copilot Studio and Azure AI Studio, plug directly into the...