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High-Risk Vulnerability Discovered in GitHub Through AI-Powered Reverse Engineering

AI-powered reverse engineering has uncovered a high-risk vulnerability allowing remote code execution in GitHub Enterprise Server and other products.

·2026.04.30 09:00

A self-improving AI agent

CrewAI validated a self-improving agent through its internal AI employee Iris.

·2026.04.30 09:00

OpenAI Codex system prompt includes a 'no goblin mentions' instruction

OpenAI Codex's system prompt includes an instruction banning mentions of creatures like goblins.

·2026.04.30 09:00

DeepMind releases ProEval GitHub repository for GenAI evaluation

DeepMind has released ProEval, which reduces GenAI evaluation costs by up to 100x.

·2026.04.30 09:00

The Evolutionary Specialization of AI

The AI inference market is fragmenting by use case.

·2026.04.30 09:00

Elon Musk testifies that his early support for OpenAI was a foolish choice

Elon Musk testified in court to the effect that he regrets his early support for OpenAI.

·2026.04.30 09:00

Lessons Learned from Building an MCP Server

MCP servers should guide the next call themselves, rather than relying on the model to plan it.

·2026.04.30 09:00

Microsoft World-R1, 3D-Consistent Video Generation

Microsoft has unveiled World-R1's 3D-consistent video generation results.

·2026.04.30 09:00

A More Reliable Data Analysis Agent

DataPRM catches hidden errors in data analysis agents to boost performance.

·2026.04.30 09:00

Introducing AutoSP

AutoSP is a DeepCompile-based compiler that automates Sequence Parallelism for long-context training.

·2026.04.30 09:00

Google Steps Up Nvidia Pushback by Selling TPU Chips to Some Customers

Google has intensified its pushback against Nvidia by directly selling TPUs to some customers.

·2026.04.30 09:00

OpenAI Shifts from Building Its Own Stargate Data Centers to Long-Term Leasing

OpenAI has dropped its plan for self-owned Stargate data centers and pivoted to long-term leases and bilateral contracts.

·2026.04.30 09:00

Granite 4.1 LLMs: How They Were Built

IBM Granite 4.1 was released under Apache 2.0, trained on 15T tokens and extended to a 512K context.

·2026.04.30 02:00

AI evals are becoming the new compute bottleneck

Static benchmarks keep getting compressed, but agent and training evals are seeing costs skyrocket.

·2026.04.30 02:00

LaDiR: Latent Diffusion Strengthening LLM Text Reasoning

LaDiR improved LLM text reasoning using a VAE and latent diffusion.

·2026.04.30 00:00

Google Grants the U.S. Department of Defense Broad AI Access

Google has broadly allowed AI access for the U.S. Department of Defense's classified networks.

·2026.04.29 09:00

ElevenLabs Unveils Agent Templates for Quick Starts

ElevenLabs has unveiled Agent Templates, speeding up AI agent development.

·2026.04.29 09:00

Meta Sapiens2 Human-Centric Vision Model GitHub Repository

Meta has released the Sapiens2 vision model family, trained on 1 billion human images, on GitHub.

·2026.04.29 09:00

Former Twitter CEO's AI startup raises funding at $2 billion valuation

Parallel, founded by the former Twitter CEO, raised $100 million at a $2 billion valuation.

·2026.04.29 09:00

Meta's new AI model shows early promise, but investors are watching Zuckerberg's strategy

Meta's new AI model Muse Spark is drawing early attention, but the monetization strategy is what matters.

·2026.04.29 09:00