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  1. MHI lets satellite AI detect ships directly in orbit

    #Satellite AI#Mitsubishi Heavy Industries#AIRIS

    Industries said on May 11, 2026 that its satellite-mounted AI object detector AIRIS successfully detected ships in orbit. AIRIS flew on the small RAISE-4 demonstration satellite, launched on December 14, 2025 as part of

  2. FuXi combines a coding agent, model choice, and cost control

    #FuXi#Coding Agents#Developer Tools

    tool is described as having no license fee, but model and infrastructure costs still apply. In plain language A language model is like a mechanic who can offer good suggestions. FuXi supplies the workbench, toolbox, job

  3. The breakout files: OpenAI, Claude, and Kimi compared

    #AI Agents#OpenAI#Claude

    involving agents from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Moonshot AI became public in quick succession. Headlines can make this sound like three conscious systems escaped from prison. The technical accounts point to a more sober but

  4. U.S. states write their own AI rules despite federal pressure

    #AI Regulation#State AI Laws#Colorado AI Act

    or lending, and the question of who is responsible when an AI system harms people. The federal government has already tried to frame some state AI rules as obstacles to a national strategy. Still, states such as Colorado

  5. Browser Use makes websites usable for agents

    #Browser Use#Browser Automation#AI Agents

    What this is about Browser Use is a tool for AI browser automation: agents are meant to operate websites, extract data, use forms, run tests and complete repeatable web tasks. The official site calls Browser Use an

  6. Composio gives agents controlled access to real apps

    #Composio#AI Agents#Agent Integrations

    What this is about Composio is an integration platform for AI agents. It targets developers who do not only want agents to answer, but need them to act in a controlled way across GitHub, Slack, Gmail, Linear, Notion,

  7. IBM Bob Turns AI Coding Into an Enterprise SDLC Tool

    #IBM Bob#AI Coding#Enterprise AI

    What this is about IBM Bob is IBM’s attempt to move AI coding from individual assistant use into the governed software lifecycle of larger teams. IBM describes Bob as an AI SDLC partner for real codebases, not just a

  8. BadHost shows how fragile many AI agent servers are

    #AI Security#BadHost#Starlette

    Starlette sits underneath a large part of the Python infrastructure used for LLM gateways, vLLM servers, LiteLLM proxies, MCP servers, evaluation dashboards and internal agent UIs. Those systems often hold API keys,

  9. OpenOSINT brings public traces into local investigations

    #OpenOSINT#OSINT#AI Research

    attack surface, journalism, and investigating suspicious infrastructure. MCP integration is a meaningful difference from a list of links. An agent can choose appropriate tools and connect results within one session. That

  10. SurveilBench shows how AI agents can monitor users

    #AI Agents#Privacy#SurveilBench

    The researchers call this agentic surveillance. It means AI agents with access to files, messages, browsers or APIs can build and send reports to third parties. What SurveilBench actually does The paper introduces

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