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  1. OpenSkillRisk shows how risky agent skills can be

    #OpenSkillRisk#AI Agents#AI Security

    What this is about An arXiv paper submitted on July 22, 2026 and revised on July 23, 2026 introduces OpenSkillRisk. The benchmark tests how well AI agents handle risky third-party skills. The topic is practical because

  2. XRZero-G0 lowers the data barrier for learning robots

    #XRZero-G0#X Square Robot#Robot Learning

    framework. Help Net Security covered it on June 11, 2026; GitHub and Hugging Face list the code and dataset publicly. The story matters because many robotics projects do not fail at the model, but at the training-data

  3. AI coding is making security teams slower, not faster

    #AI Coding#AppSec#ProjectDiscovery

    ProjectDiscovery commissioned a blind survey in March 2026 of 200 cybersecurity practitioners in North America and Western Europe. Every respondent works at a mid-to-large enterprise and uses AI-assisted coding in some

  4. opencodex opens Codex and Claude Code to other models

    #opencodex#Codex CLI#Claude Code

    The project has been available on GitHub since June 2026 under the MIT license. Version 2.24.1 was released on August 17, 2026. The important point is not that small bug-fix release alone, but the practical use: an

  5. Google Antigravity 2.0 Becomes an Agent Command Center

    #Google Antigravity#AI Coding#Developer Tools

    as more than autocomplete inside an editor. On May 19, 2026, Google introduced version 2.0 as a platform for working with agents: a desktop app, CLI and SDK are meant to form a command center where developers delegate

  6. San Francisco pushes Apple and Google to act on nudify apps

    #AI Safety#Deepfakes#Platform Regulation

    from their app stores. The letters were sent on July 16, 2026 and reported by several outlets on July 17, 2026. The allegation is serious: the platforms are not merely hosting problematic tools, but may also be earning

  7. Understand Anything turns codebases into visible knowledge graphs

    #Understand Anything#Developer Tools#Codebase Understanding

    development teams generate a lot of code with agents in 2026, yet new team members still need to understand how files, functions and dependencies fit together. What Understand Anything actually does According to the

  8. AI super PACs turn congressional races into a regulation test

    #AI Regulation#Campaign Finance#Super PACs

    What this is about NPR reported on June 22, 2026, that AI-linked super PACs have already spent $43.3 million in U.S. congressional races this cycle. This is no longer only classic tech lobbying. It is a fight over who

  9. Lightroom turns photos into short AI videos

    #Adobe Lightroom#Firefly#Google Veo

    Lightroom. Adobe describes the feature in its June 15, 2026 Creative Cloud update and in the Lightroom help page updated on June 18, 2026. This is not a general model announcement. It is a usable product feature inside

  10. Claude Fable Could Bring Mythos Out of the Security Lab

    #Anthropic#Claude Fable#Claude Mythos

    around Anthropic is gaining unusual weight on June 9, 2026: a public version of Claude Mythos Preview may be imminent, possibly under the name Claude Fable or Fable 5. The Information reports a Mythos-class model called

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