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Building AI agents once required computer science degrees and endless debugging. Now nine frameworks span from drag-and-drop simplicity to hardcore programming. The democratization is complete—but which tool fits your team?
Meta tried to buy Safe Superintelligence for $32B but got turned down. So they hired the CEO instead. Daniel Gross left the AI startup he co-founded to join Meta's superintelligence lab. The AI talent war gets more expensive.
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AI just aced its cyber midterms. New testing from Anthropic reveals their AI systems jumped from flunking advanced cybersecurity challenges to solving one-third of them in just twelve months. The company's latest blog post details this unsettling progress.
The digital prodigies didn't stop there. They've stormed through biology labs too, outperforming human experts in cloning workflows and protocol design. One model leaped from biology student to professor faster than you can say "peer review."
This rapid evolution has government agencies sweating. The US and UK have launched specialized testing programs. Even the National Nuclear Security Administration joined the party, running classified evaluations of AI's nuclear knowledge – because what could possibly go wrong?
Tech companies scramble to add guardrails. They're building new security measures for future models with "extended thinking" capabilities. Translation: AI might soon outsmart our current safety nets.
The cybersecurity crowd especially frets about tools like Incalmo, which helps AI execute network attacks. Current models still need human hand-holding, but they're learning to walk suspiciously fast.
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AI models ace standardized tests but fail basic tasks humans handle easily. New MIT research reveals "Potemkin understanding" - when AI correctly answers benchmark questions but shows no real grasp of concepts. 🤖📚
Anthropic launches research program to study AI's job impact after CEO predicts 50% of white-collar roles will vanish in 5 years. New data shows coding work already transforming as AI agents automate 79% of developer tasks.
New research reveals most people don't use AI for therapy—yet. Only 2.9% of Claude conversations involve emotional support, but the longest sessions hint at deeper connections ahead as AI capabilities grow.
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