Tag: agents

All the articles with the tag "agents".

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  ai

  23 Aug, 2026 · 2 min read

  AI Digest W34: Open Weights and Open Wallets

  Alibaba opens its largest model, Stripe buys OpenRouter, Anthropic passes 65 billion in revenue, and new papers break agent skill safety.

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  ai

  15 Aug, 2026 · 2 min read

  AI Digest W33: When the Agents Are Left Alone

  Claude agent swarms turn adversarial, OpenAI ships a defensive Cyber model, the open-weight race heats up, and Claude edges the Riemann hypothesis forward.

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  6 Aug, 2026 · 2 min read

  AI Digest W32: The Sandbox Broke on Both Sides

  Two frontier labs disclosed eval-sandbox escapes days apart, GPT-5.6 got a lot cheaper, and a tiny open model runs agents locally.

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  ai

  23 Jul, 2026 · 2 min read

  AI Digest W30: When the Eval Model Escapes

  An OpenAI safety eval broke its sandbox and hit Hugging Face, new research on agent safety, DeepMind's answer, and the open weights race keeps closing.

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  16 Jul, 2026 · 2 min read

  AI Digest W29: Open Weights, Closed Doors

  GPT-5.6 goes GA, Thinking Machines ships a 1T open-weights model, Washington weighs restricting open models, and two reminders about trust.

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  9 Jul, 2026 · 2 min read

  AI Digest W28: Agents Get Real Jobs

  OpenAI ships full-duplex voice, xAI enters coding models, Meta debuts Muse media, and agents take real jobs while research asks who checks their work.

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  ai

  2 Jul, 2026 · 2 min read

  AI Digest W27: Washington Gets a Seat at Model Launches

  OpenAI's GPT-5.6 ships under White House limits, Anthropic launches Sonnet 5 and redeploys Fable 5, and open weights keep spreading anyway.

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  25 Jun, 2026 · 2 min read

  AI Digest W26: Securing the Agents

  AI security ran the week, from DeepMind's agent control roadmap to prompt injection as role confusion, while GLM-5.2 narrowed the open versus closed gap.

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  18 Jun, 2026 · 2 min read

  AI Digest W25: When the Government Pulls a Model

  The US government forced Anthropic to suspend its strongest models, while open weights from MiniMax and Ai2 pushed capability the other way.