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This is a write-up unpacking a research paper that asked why the economy has barely moved when models have got this much better. The paper takes the competing unit to be a firm made up of many people rather than a single

A working setup that runs dozens of agents at once was shown as it is. One write-up said it normally works with about 50 coding sessions open, with the display for giving commands, the display for watching the work and t

A record that takes up Google's new top-end model but puts the focus on how to assemble an agent rather than on praising the model. Running the same job side by side, one side directed through conversation and the other

It is a case of sovereign AI beginning to be spoken of in the language of industrial policy, bundling people, facilities and commercialization rather than model sovereignty. Cohere explained that it is spending on closin

The docket itself shows the signal that a fair use ruling in this case is near. What stands out is that the line is not drawn between AI and creators — Midjourney and Runway, on the image and video generation side, are o

It is a change that moves safety policy from what the model will not say to when a conversation is cut off and when an account is halted. It formalized the premise that a request that looks ordinary on its own reads diff

Until now an operator had to identify each crawler one by one and manage separate rules for each provider. What this post promises, though, is an additional signal that does not replace existing crawler controls, and no

It is a document in which a party to the case picked and bound only the briefs that favor it, so it must not be read straight as fact — the briefs on the other side are not included, and the party's own description of th

A hands-on record that runs a coding agent all the way through from an empty working space, pulling out the feature to reach for at each point where it gets stuck. Reading, making and fixing inside the working space happ

A 1 trillion parameter model has appeared on the open-weight side putting coding and defensive security forward together, and the focus of the company's figures is not the score but how few tokens it takes to reach the s

It admits as a gap that the Hugging Face incident began in an internal cybersecurity evaluation with the misalignment monitor switched off, and said that when it replayed that record with the strengthened monitor an aler

The core is that the standard moves from following instructions literally to applying values in situations the instructions do not cover. It said it borrowed the view of alignment as a cooperative game, and created new s

It contains a request that liability be divided between developers and adopting companies along the lines of what each can actually control, a request to make clear that pharmaceutical and biotech R&D uses such as toxici

It is a case that follows all the way through how a preview, which shows what an agent made right where it was made, becomes a new attack surface. The sandbox was not broken; the ladder was the point at which the parent

If the workplace usage data and the enterprise software partnership OpenAI put out the same week are the story on the side of numbers and products, this piece is the story on the side of what that will look like inside a

These are numbers the operator counted itself, showing that the activity figures of a code hosting service used by people have tilted toward agents. Pull requests opened by agents rising from 17% to 40% in half a year, w

A record that unpacks a work structure made by chaining several roles together, likening it to an organization chart. It treats one conversation as one worker's desk and finds the reason for splitting the roles in the wa

A record that gathers the numbers on why a widely used coding test fell apart. The starting point is that OpenAI stopped announcing scores on that test and even withdrew its recommendation of the follow-up test it had pu

A record that examines, with scope at the centre, the case where DeepSeek released not a model but an inference engine under Apache 2.0. The three items the guide document itself notes as left out are the KV cache system

A conversation that asks someone who has actually run a continuously running agent what the prerequisites are. The conclusion lands not on the model or the prompt but on two things. One is a single dedicated machine that