DELEGATE-52 evaluates whether today’s large language models can be trusted as autonomous delegates for multi-step document work. The study finds consistent long-run corruption across models, with most damage caused by rare but severe failures, and offers practice guidance for safer use.
The former OpenAI CTO is building real-time, multimodal AI that works like a teammate and keeps people in charge. Here’s what Thinking Machines Lab is proposing and how it maps to practical adoption.
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The U.S. has shifted from broad tariffs to targeted export controls on advanced technology. Here’s how that recalibrates risk for semiconductors, AI-enabling hardware, and global operations.
Vibe coding turns plain-language prompts into working software with help from AI. Here’s how non-technical founders can use it to ship prototypes fast, what tools to try, and where the limits show.
Vibe Coding for Non-Technical Founders: Can Normies Build Apps? Read Post »
A Costa Rican dairy cooperative is treating Microsoft Copilot-based agents as coworkers to automate onboarding, inventory, SOPs, and reporting. The shift reflects strong SME interest in AI across the country, paired with a pressing need for training and workflow redesign.
AI agents for dairy cooperatives: Costa Rica’s Copilot case study Read Post »
WhatsApp is rolling out a privacy-first way to use Meta AI inside the app. Incognito Chat runs in a secure processing environment, keeps conversations ephemeral by default, and preserves WhatsApp’s end-to-end encryption model.
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