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Why we keep using an AI we claim to hate so much
MIT Technology Review examines the gap between public hostility toward AI and how heavily it gets used. We look at the question and what it means for teams building with Claude.
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MCP Dev Summit opens in Toronto with coordination still unsolved
MCP Dev Summit opens today in Toronto and Forkast points to the layer missing from the agent stack: coordination. We explain what that means and what is worth watching.
community3 min read
Simon Willison calls for default hard budget caps on almost everything
Simon Willison argues that pay-by-usage APIs should cut off access once a budget is exceeded instead of sending a warning. With agents deploying code on their own, the case gets stronger.
claude3 min read
Macworld promotes a Claude Code and Cowork course for 15 dollars
Macworld is advertising Claude Code and Cowork training for 15 dollars during its Deal Days. We look at what a course like this can offer and what to check before paying.
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An AlphaGo builder argues that LLMs do not really reason
In MIT Technology Review, someone who helped build AlphaGo starts from the famous Move 37 to argue that LLMs don't reason. We review the argument and what the research says.
tooling3 min read
Pi, the minimalist coding agent, reverses course on MCP
Pi, Mario Zechner's terminal coding agent that was born rejecting MCP, now adds support for the protocol, according to The Register. What changes and why it matters to agent builders.
community3 min read
Agents leaving each other instructions: Matthew Green on the worm risk
Cryptographer Matthew Green describes isolated agents that left each other instructions in a shared package cache, and sees the ingredients of a worm in it.
research3 min read
GAD-RL: rationing the teacher so OCR stops correcting what it reads
An arXiv paper proposes GAD-RL, which scales back teacher guidance as the student improves so that VLMs transcribe anomalous text without rewriting it.
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Study reproduces the OpenAI-Hugging Face incident with public models
A study recreates the misaligned behaviors that led OpenAI agents to breach Hugging Face infrastructure in July and points to compute as the key factor in eliciting them.
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Small models on a Raspberry Pi: route before you reason
An arXiv paper proposes a router that learns an automaton with L* to send each query to the cheapest correct solver, keeping the small model for open-ended problems.
claude3 min read
Cycode finds an account takeover flaw in the MCP Python SDK
Cycode has found an account takeover flaw in the official MCP Python SDK. What it means for teams running MCP servers in production and what to check today.
industry3 min read
Who is liable when an AI agent acts on its own?
MIT Technology Review asks who bears legal responsibility when an AI agent causes harm. We review the European framework and what it means for teams deploying agents.
industry3 min read
Google tests Flipkart purchases through Gemini and AI Mode in India
Google is testing purchases of Walmart-owned Flipkart products from Gemini and AI Mode in India. The test is limited, with a wider rollout planned for October.
tooling3 min read
ThingWorx 10.2 brings agentic AI and MCP support to industrial IoT
Velotic releases ThingWorx 10.2 with agentic AI and Model Context Protocol support. What bringing MCP to an industrial IoT platform means and what to watch for.
industry3 min read
At Meta Connect, smart glasses were everywhere
TechCrunch describes a Meta Connect dominated by smart glasses. We look at where Meta's bet comes from and what it means for people building AI assistants.
tooling3 min read
Oracle opens Fusion Data Intelligence to agents with an MCP server
Oracle explains on its blog how to use the Fusion Data Intelligence MCP server to query ERP, HCM or SCM data in natural language. What it adds and what to check first.
industry3 min read
MCP enters clinical trials under the Linux Foundation umbrella
MCP, now governed under the Linux Foundation, is starting to reach clinical trials. What changes for sponsors, CROs and teams building connectors in regulated environments.
research3 min read
Silent failures: when an agent's tool only half answers
An arXiv paper audits 15 scientific tools in ToolUniverse and examines calls that look successful but return incomplete data without alerting the agent or the user.
research3 min read
Textbooks or patient records: which data shapes a medical LLM best
An arXiv study compares, with matched token counts, how textbooks and clinical records shape a medical LLM. Key finding: recalling knowledge does not guarantee clinical reasoning.
industry3 min read
Mitsotakis admits no government is ready for what AI brings
Greece's prime minister tells TechCrunch that governments are already behind on AI. What he said, why it matters and what it means for companies integrating models into their work.
research3 min read
LoRA in sonar: AUPRC more than doubles with 0.26% of weights
A frozen ViT, rank 4 LoRA, and AUPRC climbs from 0.300 to 0.679 in sonar target recognition. The paper is worth reading mostly for how it was evaluated.
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CaLR: revising latent reasoning inside diffusion models
CaLR reframes reasoning as constrained latent optimisation and revises intermediate steps while generating. An arXiv paper that uses Sudoku as its test bench.
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RBS-Attention cuts time to first token sixfold at 128K without retraining
A training-free method that selects attention blocks with two branches and speeds time to first token 5.97x at 128K on Qwen3-30B, with minimal loss on RULER.
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Attention-Aware Routing: a MoE router improves when it can see attention
A paper proposes feeding a MoE router with features from attention weights. With the transformer frozen, it gains 3.37 GSM8K points on OLMoE and shortens wrong answers.
industry3 min read
Flock offers voluntary buyouts to avoid layoffs
TechCrunch reports Flock is offering staff buyouts: without them, the company says, layoffs would be almost certain. What cutting this way actually signals.
industry3 min read
Muse, the Meta assistant that reads Messages, Calendar and Notes
Meta ships Muse with a Mac app and access to Messages, Calendar and Notes. The Verge calls it effective and slightly creepy. The real issue is the permission, not the tone.
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India orders caller ID apps to share spam data with telcos
India's telecom authorities want Truecaller and similar apps to hand their spam reports to operators, getting nothing back. What it means for anyone building on third party data.
industry3 min read
Tilly Norwood and a press tour the character cannot hold
The AI generated actress started speaking Chinese midway through an interview. The glitch says more about how the tech is sold than about the tech itself.
research3 min read
RETD: fixing emphatic TD when the stepsize is constant
An arXiv paper builds a two state counterexample where emphatic TD contracts in the mean yet diverges when sampled, and proposes RETD as a first order repair.
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BioPhys-Bridge: 500 cases tying data, physics and biology
A new arXiv benchmark with 500 biophysics literature cases, 1,517 agent facing tasks and evidence annotation covering units, equations and stated assumptions.