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- Security & Risk
Meta's Muse asks for a lot of trust
Meta's Muse agent connects to your email, calendar, payments and health services, trains on your conversations by default, and has already shared a user's home address with a Marketplace buyer.
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- Agents & Tooling
They're the same video
OpenAI's new 'Get things done with voice mode' video is oddly similar to this SNL parody.
- Agents & Tooling
Dumb Little Robots, All the Way Down
A team gave one agent the whole job of pulling in data, analysing it and reporting on it. Its context window filled up and it lost track of its purpose.
- Agents & Tooling
Space to be human
A week of new school routines and a storm and flood, and what I needed was space to be human.
- Security & Risk
Altman says OpenAI will give independent evaluators employee-like access
Sam Altman said OpenAI will adopt the first step of Dario Amodei's plan to slow frontier AI development.
- Security & Risk
Hugging Bay builds a BitTorrent backup for open AI models as Nvidia buys Hugging Face
A volunteer-built BitTorrent index for open AI models went online in July, weeks before Nvidia's $12.93 billion Hugging Face deal.
- The Industry
OpenAI paused the $200 ChatGPT tier because demand exceeded its compute
OpenAI paused new $200 ChatGPT Pro sign-ups after unprecedented Astra demand strained its infrastructure, keeping other plans available while it adds capacity.
- Security & Risk
Apple Watch Audio Intelligence Gives Bystanders No Way to Consent
Apple's new Audio Intelligence privacy paper proves nobody, not even Apple, can access the audio.
- Security & Risk
OpenAI's Agents Turned a Documentation Build Step Into Remote Code Execution
Independent researchers reconstructed how OpenAI's own agents ran code on RubyDoc.info's servers in May, from public package data alone.
- Security & Risk
Anthropic adopted internal oversight and asked the industry to slow down
Anthropic committed to an embedded evaluator. Dario Amodei also asked frontier labs and governments to coordinate a wider slowdown.
- Agents & Tooling
Why I left the Mac for Omarchy after 25 years
After 25 years with Macs, I moved my daily work to Omarchy. The switch showed me why openness and control matter more to me now.
- Agents & Tooling
What OpenAI says its 10,000-agent maths run proved
OpenAI says an unreleased model and thousands of coordinated agents found a Navier–Stokes blow-up proof. The result is public; acceptance is still to come.
- Security & Risk
Trail of Bits’ coop gives coding agents their own working environment
coop runs Claude Code and Codex in disposable virtual machines, with project sync and controls for connecting files, credentials and local models.
- The Industry
What expert AI-training work asks a professional to pass on
James Maisiri's account describes an offer to train AI in teaching and assessment, the judgement that work draws on.
- Agents & Tooling
How developers organise and maintain agent skills
An Ask HN discussion describes skills as repeatable workflows, with shared repositories, human review, behavioural tests and updates across coding tools.
- Security & Risk
Why OpenAI’s chief scientist wants shared limits on AI development
Jakub Pachocki expects AI to drive more of its own development. His essay explains why alignment, monitoring and coordinated slowdowns must accompany it.
- Security & Risk
Gemini’s saved instructions now carry across more Workspace apps
Google is extending shared preferences across Workspace. Users can save instructions in conversation, manage them in settings and see which shaped a response.
- Security & Risk
ChatGPT for Healthcare brings patient records and public medical data into the workspace
OpenAI’s Epic integration and public-data plugin connect clinical work to its source information, with organisational access controls and physician evaluations.
- Agents & Tooling
Handing off the 60%
Planning is 40% of a task; execution is the 60% that eats your week. Plus vibe sourcing — finding the open-source tool instead of generating one.
- The Industry
Nvidia confirmed the Hugging Face deal and promised its compute stays optional
A week ago the acquisition was an unconfirmed report. Jensen Huang has now announced it himself, at $12,930,300,000.
