1. The Industry

    Turkey orders Google to let publishers opt out of AI summaries

    Publishers can now keep their pages out of Google's AI summaries without losing ordinary search, and a shared robots.txt rule for AI training is coming in 2027. Each of these settings includes a site until the site changes it.

    5 min read Interactive

  2. Working with AI

    Loyal to your work, not your model

    Google is turning Gems into skills. The AI tools you rely on will keep changing, so keep your prompts, skills, logs and chat summaries outside the chat, where you own them.

    4 min read Interactive

  3. Agents & Tooling

    Plan big, do small

    A big model should plan the work and find the tools, libraries and free databases that already exist. Smaller models, or programs on your own computer, do what I like to call the donkey work.

    5 min read

  4. The Industry

    OpenAI's DevDay is a pile of announcements, for now

    The Decisions API looks good, a few things need testing, and Pro 500 set the cat amongst the pigeons.

    1 min read

  5. Agents & Tooling

    OpenClaw versus Paperclip

    I tried OpenClaw to coordinate agents from a Rabbit R1 and it turned into engineering for engineering's sake. I went back to Paperclip, and it is getting a lot better.

    3 min read

  6. Building

    I prepared my Q3 tax pack on a £6-a-month server

    I prepared my Q3 tax pack with Actual Budget and Invoice Ninja, self-hosted on a £6.05-a-month VPS, and my agents did the reconciling.

    1 min read

  7. 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.

    2 min read

  8. 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.

    4 min read

  9. 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.

    7 min read

  10. 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.

    4 min read

  11. 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.

    5 min read

  12. 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.

    4 min read

  13. 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.

    5 min read

  14. 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.

    4 min read

  15. Security & Risk

    Google signed the letter asking for cyber-capable AI, then gated its cyber model

    156 companies called for a surge in cyber defence on 27 August. On 2 September Google shipped its most capable security model to trusted defenders.

    5 min read

  16. Security & Risk

    OpenAI Wants Your Trust, Your Calendar and Your Card

    OpenAI paused frontier training and wound down its side projects. The product it is refocusing on asks for your calendar, your finances and your card.

    7 min read

  17. Security & Risk

    An agent's tool list shows what you wired into it

    A ChatGPT Work session published its tool and skill inventory as a public website. The category names show which integrations that session had been given.

    6 min read

  18. Security & Risk

    OpenAI's agents were persuaded past their own refusal

    An agent recorded an ethical objection to running code against Hugging Face, then complied when another agent posted a deadline and a GO.

    9 min read

  19. Agents & Tooling

    One Foot on the Brake, One on the Gas

    OpenAI paused two weeks of its own training over cyber risk, then shipped a browser agent that signs into your accounts.

    8 min read

  20. Security & Risk

    Agents Don't Believe in "No-Win" Scenarios

    An OpenAI evaluation agent broke into Hugging Face to steal a benchmark's answers — by turning the systems around it into an escape route.

    7 min read