An agent did brain surgery on a mouse after one model refused. Malware cascades to models that comply. And on Monday, a benchmark showed agents retrying their way into duplicate actions and calling it success. A refusal is a page, not an obstacle.
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A video assistant that watches you cook or build furniture improves on timing, but every model tested falls apart over longer sessions.
Users juggling several cheap subscriptions to stretch usage will hit a 'Device limit reached' wall. OpenAI points them to pricier credits instead.
A Vals study found wide variation between models, a strong language effect, and that most Chinese models don't refuse sensitive questions; some adopt the official line instead.
The company argued its gas turbines were mobile and exempt from permits. The court said the power plant feeding its data center is not.
Anthropic added instructions steering Claude away from recreating existing games amid a wave of AI-assisted fan ports of Halo, Call of Duty and GTA V.
Berners-Lee imagined agents browsing for us in 2001. LLMs finally made it real, and the open question is who controls the new front door.
IEEE Spectrum's editor describes a writer who used AI to fake a paper, publishers' review defenses, and Wikipedia volunteers deleting AI text by hand.
From Mount Shasta to British Columbia, rescuers report hikers following AI advice into trouble. The data on whether rescues are rising is still mixed.
Globant, EPAM and Endava are shrinking or stalling as AI cuts how many engineers a project needs. Here's where the staff augmentation business stands, who lost jobs, and what the survivors are betting on.
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Anthropic added instructions steering Claude away from recreating existing games amid a wave of AI-assisted fan ports of Halo, Call of Duty and GTA V.
A benchmark found agents claimed success in 90% of cases where they had actually done something twice. The fix is boring distributed-systems hygiene.
The Verge's Sean Hollister bought a Meta-approved ESP32 devkit and let Claude Code turn it into a talking, Tamagotchi-style AI pendant. He has no idea if the code is any good.
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