Trump's Super Intelligence Force repositions federal AI policy
Advisers arguing frontier labs may need antitrust exemptions marks a shift from competition policy toward national-security control of AI.
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Early users point to strength on personal tasks and long-term memory while the team publicly fixes inference bugs, showing frontier launches now land before the software is stable
A dedicated team plus a CEO memo calling decompilation 'unmistakably good' signals how platform holders will treat modding that crosses console boundaries.
When agents merge code every few seconds, version control becomes the next bottleneck for engineering organizations everywhere.
A day-one global rollout across Google's products puts a new frontier model straight into consumer and enterprise hands.
The agents wrote thousands of programs, coordinated over chat, and debugged each other's errors across a 27-hour run, a concrete demo of spontaneous agent teamwork.
The paper is an accessible look at spontaneous coordination among AI agents on a complex goal, and how their approach differs from human teams.
The sale of one of consumer social's best-known dating brands caps a fall from a $14.8 billion peak, a steeper drawdown than its closest competitor suffered.
Moving senior testing officials under White House reporting lines would concentrate oversight of the most capable AI models in one office, amid coordination problems with Commerce.
The reported lobbying over what evaluators can publish raises questions about how independent frontier-model oversight really is.
A $40,000 compute run claimed Google's first full-chain bug bounty of the year for a flaw affecting roughly a billion users, showing defenders can now match attacker-grade tooling.
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