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When an AI “clicks” on a website, it spends 45 times more tokens than when accessing via an API

Anthropic has taught its AI agents to "dream." The new Claude Managed Agents service introduces a dreaming mode

"Reread" 20 videos in 30 minutes: a Ukrainian created a bot for concise retelling of YouTube videos. How does YTSummarAI work?

Claude Code creator is annoyed by the term “vibecoding.” He’s looking for a new name for AI programming and is asking the community for help.

Anthropic increased request limits for Claude Code thanks to partnership with SpaceX: what changed

Google will add advice from people on forums to AI-powered search results

Behind the scenes of AI: We were warned. 6 facts about AI from the co-founders of Axios

Jim VandeHei and Mike Allen wrote a column for Axios that begins with: Six facts. No exaggeration. All from the last 60 days.

Intellias presented a methodology for transitioning from pilot AI projects to industrial development

Meta is creating an AI agent called Hatch, similar to OpenClaw but adapted for regular users, as well as an AI assistant for shopping on Instagram

Ukrainian Farsight Vision trained a neural network to recognize electronic warfare antennas and wheel tracks in images

Anthropic introduces AI agents for financial services tasks

OpenAI updated the default ChatGPT model: GPT-5.5 Instant hallucinates 52% less often and responds shorter

"This is the magic of AGI": Sam Altman shares how he uses OpenClaw to perform "unpleasant" everyday tasks

Google DeepMind employees are unionizing to protest the use of the company's AI developments for military purposes

Trust, but verify. Trump wants to be the first to test new AI models before they go public

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Microsoft fixes VS Code after app starts attributing human work to Copilot

OpenAI creates $10 billion joint venture with private equity firms to advance AI

AI is important for survival, but Ukraine will not make 100% autonomous systems — head of Defense AI Center

Vibecoding at the Pentagon: US military creates 20,000 AI agents per week

Developer creates virtual Geiger counter to detect AI slop

OpenAI launches AI pets for Codex users

The more buzzers use AI, the more they hate it. What's happening?

It’s been nearly three years since Silicon Valley began aggressively pushing chatbots like ChatGPT as the inevitable future of everything. And no group has felt the pressure more acutely than Generation Z. Despite the stereotype of lazy youth looking for easy ways, buzzers are voicing some of the loudest and most detailed objections to generative AI. New Gallup data shows that just 18% of Gen Zers say they feel hopeful about the technology, down from 27% last year. The share of those who believe the risks of AI outweigh the benefits has risen 11 points in a year, to nearly 50%.