AI
EU Targets Addictive Social Media Design for Kids
The European Commission announced plans to regulate addictive design features on TikTok and Instagram targeting children, with legislation expected before end of…
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OpenAI
Musk v. Altman Trial Heads to Jury After Closing Arguments
Nine California jurors began deliberating May 14, 2026, in the Musk v. Altman trial after closing arguments in Oakland. The case asks…
AI Agents
AGI Research in 2026: Agents, Reasoning, and the Capability
In 2026, AGI progress is accumulating through agentic deployments, recursive reasoning architectures, and infrastructure investment rather than a single lab milestone. Cisco…
AI
Poppy App Unifies Calendar, Email, and AI Suggestions
Poppy, a new AI assistant app from former Humane engineer Sai Kambampati, aggregates calendar, email, messages, and location data to deliver proactive…
OpenAI
AI Benchmarks Under Fire: Hacking, IQ Scores, and Parameter
A new automated auditing tool called BenchJack found 219 reward-hacking exploits across 10 popular AI agent benchmarks. Separately, OpenAI closed its Parameter…
Security
Hugging Face Tokenizer Flaw Lets Attackers Hijack
HiddenLayer researchers disclosed a tokenizer vulnerability in Hugging Face that lets attackers hijack locally-run open-source models by modifying a single .json file,…
AI
AI Coding Tools Shift from Vibe to Spec-Driven Dev
From Raindrop AI's open source agent debugger Workshop to Andrej Karpathy's declaration that vibe coding is giving way to spec-driven agentic engineering,…
AI
RecursiveMAS Cuts Multi-Agent Token Use 75%
Researchers at UIUC and Stanford have developed RecursiveMAS, a multi-agent framework that routes inter-agent communication through embedding space instead of text, achieving…
AI
EU Targets Addictive Design, Forced Arbitration Clouds AI
The EU plans to regulate addictive design features on TikTok and Instagram before the end of 2026, while a new book warns…
OpenAI
Multimodal AI Advances on Four Fronts in May 2025
Thinking Machines Lab previewed real-time interaction models for continuous audio and video input, while Perceptron released a video reasoning model priced 80–90%…
OpenAI
Perceptron Mk1 and Thinking Machines Lead New Wave of Video
Perceptron Inc. launched its Mk1 video analysis model at $0.15/$1.50 per million tokens — 80–90% below Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google's comparable pricing,…
Companies
AI Drives Tech Layoffs as Job Data Lags Reality
Tech companies including Meta and Block are cutting thousands of jobs while explicitly citing AI efficiency gains, even as National Economic Council…
