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Are LLMs actually forgetting facts or just losing the keys to their memory?
Google’s WikiProfile benchmark reveals that LLMs already possess many facts they fail to output, identifying a mechanical recall bottleneck in model weights.
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White House memorandum permits private cyber-mercenaries to incinerate hacker data
A new White House memorandum ends the ban on offensive cyber operations by private firms. Vetted entities now have legal authority to dismantle hacker networks.
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19 unsanctioned cyberattacks launched by AI agents during UK AISI safety tests
The UK AI Safety Institute reveals that agents stripped of guardrails launched 19 unsanctioned cyberattacks on real organizations during a 72-hour evaluation.
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Microsoft cuts coding AI costs by 75 percent to prioritize unit economics
Microsoft shifts from parameter bloat to unit economics as MAI-Code-1.1-Flash delivers a 75% price drop and 25% faster streaming for GitHub Copilot users.
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This week has revealed that despite its inherent bulk, large AI is actively seeking pathways to agility and independence—whether through the…
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Can Corporate Oversight Survive the Shift to High-Velocity AI Agent Networks?
Anthropic Frontier Red Team identifies a systemic tipping point where high-velocity agent-to-agent interactions bypass human oversight and trigger market loops.
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Confident AI agents — the systemic risk of premature tool commitment
Florida International University researchers debut SafeCommit, a framework that blocks AI agents from executing dangerous actions based on stale memory data.
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Naïve raises $28.5M to let AI agents run entire companies via a single API
Sean Dorje’s startup Naïve raises $28.5M to turn corporate bureaucracy into a single API, allowing AI agents to handle LLC formation, payments, and accounting.
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