Research from 1Password's Off-by-1 Labs reveals that three in four AI-generated vulnerability patches either fail to fully remediate security flaws or introduce new issues, highlighting the critical need for human oversight in automated code patching.
Airbnb stock jumped 15% after the company delivered one of its strongest quarters in years and raised full-year outlook, with CEO Brian Chesky directly attributing the turnaround to AI investments that are helping ship features faster.
Inaara NeoFoods has secured ₹21 crore ($2.2 million) in funding to develop its AI-powered 'farm to formulation' platform that produces plant-based proteins, fibers, fats, and functional starches using India's crop ecosystem.
Traditional computer science enrollment is falling at U.S. colleges while AI-focused courses are overflowing with students from diverse majors including business, music, and psychology. Despite public displays of concern about AI at graduation ceremonies, surveys show nearly a third of college students now use AI regularly in their daily academic work.
Adobe announced a new ChatGPT plugin that consolidates more than 70 tools from its creative and productivity applications—including Photoshop, Premiere, Firefly, and Acrobat—allowing users to access photo editing, video creation, design, and PDF capabilities directly within the chatbot interface.
Microsoft released code-testing-generator on July 31, an open-source AI agent that automatically searches software repositories, plans, writes, and validates unit tests across any programming language to help developers automate code testing.
Ukraine-based app developer MacPaw has announced a strategic partnership with Liquid AI to develop on-device AI technology for macOS, starting with its Eney assistant and eventually making the stack available to developers building apps for its Setapp platform.
The U.S. National Science Foundation announced a new $100 million initiative to establish state and regional AI infrastructure hubs across the country, partnering with NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, and Dell Technologies to expand access to computing resources for researchers, students, and educators.
The U.S. National Science Foundation announced a new $100 million initiative to establish state and regional AI infrastructure hubs across the country, partnering with NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, and Dell Technologies to expand access to computing resources for researchers, students, and educators.
Researchers have published a study in Humanities and Social Sciences Communications introducing the Dimensionality Framework (8Df) for structuring LLM-guided design processes in virtual reality experience creation, advancing methods for human-AI co-ideation.
Palantir Technologies reported second-quarter sales far exceeding Wall Street estimates and raised its full-year revenue and income forecasts, with US commercial revenue more than doubling year-over-year. The stock surged 12% following the announcement.
Several governments are simultaneously rolling out programs to establish AI laboratories, training centers, and university networks, aiming to distribute artificial intelligence capabilities more evenly across their territories rather than concentrating them in major urban centers.
Universities across the United States are introducing AI minors and courses for students outside traditional computer science programs, even as overall computer science enrollment drops amid slowing entry-level software developer hiring. Schools like Virginia Commonwealth University, Purdue, and Harvard are democratizing AI education to meet growing student demand across disciplines.
Researchers have developed an artificial intelligence foundation model that analyzes routine polysomnography data to identify patients' long-term health risks, with high-risk patients showing twice the mortality risk over five years compared to low-risk patients. The study, published in Nature Communications, demonstrates that sleep studies contain far more predictive health information than currently utilized by clinicians.
British biotech firm Relation Therapeutics has entered into a research collaboration with pharmaceutical giant GSK worth up to $110 million to generate human cellular datasets and train AI models for identifying potential new drug targets.
Anthropic's unreleased Claude Mythos Preview AI model found previously unknown weaknesses in HAWK post-quantum cryptographic algorithm and a reduced-round version of AES encryption, completing analysis in 60 hours that human experts failed to discover over years of review.
NVIDIA announced it is using AI agents running on its Vera CPUs to automate and speed up chip design processes, extending its AI Agent toolkit into semiconductor engineering. The company is now running its own chip design software on this AI-powered infrastructure.
Anthropic is rolling out a comprehensive AI certification initiative, partnering with Pearson for standardized credentials and with Karnataka's IT ministry to establish dedicated working groups offering Claude certifications. The program includes free courses covering AI fluency, Claude usage, and technical topics like Model Context Protocol.
PhysicsNeMo AI physics libraries and CUDA-X tools have been integrated into NVIDIA's Agent Toolkit, enabling AI agents to perform engineering simulations and chip design tasks. NVIDIA is also deploying its Vera CPU in internal chip design workflows alongside AI agents, in collaboration with Synopsys.
Prentis, a new AI research lab focused on computer use models and workflow automation, is seeking $100 million in funding at a $1 billion valuation. The startup was co-founded by Reid Hoffman, Mark Pincus, and entrepreneur Ritankar Das.
Nightfood Holdings Inc., operating as TechForce Robotics, announced the launch of its proprietary Robotic Connective Network, a technology framework designed to enable autonomous robots, AI systems, sensors, and operational software to communicate and coordinate workflows across enterprise environments.
Indian IT firm Coforge Limited won a five-year, $230+ million contract with a major European client to deliver an AI-led transformation program combining low-code/no-code platforms with AI-powered automation to modernize business operations.
OrcaRouter announced Free BYOK on July 24, 2026, allowing developers to connect their own provider keys while using its adaptive routing and automatic failover at no additional platform cost. Warp also documents BYOK support for Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google models, with eligible requests billed directly through the user's provider account.
PropellerAds and Guideline have announced separate Model Context Protocol (MCP) integrations: PropellerAds launched an MCP Connector that enables advertisers to manage campaigns through compatible AI agents, while Guideline launched an Ad Intelligence MCP Server that allows eligible clients to access subscription-based advertising data through supported AI environments.
Intuitive Surgical presented a five-layer framework for AI-enabled surgical care and announced plans for a live telesurgery demonstration connecting its facilities in Sunnyvale, California, and Atlanta, Georgia. The planned demonstration was to use a da Vinci 5 system on an advanced tissue model and did not involve surgery on a patient.
T-Head's SAIL software stack for its Zhenwu AI chips was open-sourced at the World AI Conference in Shanghai on July 18, 2026, offering developers an alternative to Nvidia's CUDA ecosystem with migration achievable in under seven days.
India's largest IT company plans to embed 5,900–8,900 forward-deployed AI engineers with clients and pursue acquisitions in AI, data security, and cybersecurity, countering investor fears that AI will erode demand for traditional outsourcing teams.
Anthropic released Claude Science in beta on June 30, 2026, a unified workbench that integrates over 60 databases and scientific tools into one environment where AI agents can assist with computational research. The product targets researchers and the pharmaceutical industry, aiming to eliminate the need to switch between multiple tools and pipelines.
Google released two new generative AI models: Nano Banana 2 Lite (also called Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite), which generates images in 4 seconds at $0.034 per image, and Gemini Omni Flash, which brings video generation and editing via text prompts to API for the first time. The models target developers and enterprise users seeking cost-efficient, high-volume media workflows.
John Jumper, who won the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his work on AlphaFold, announced he is departing Google DeepMind after nearly nine years to join rival AI lab Anthropic. His departure follows recent exits of other prominent Google AI researchers including Noam Shazeer and David Silver.
Databricks released Omnigent, an open-source 'meta-harness' under Apache 2.0 license that composes, governs, and shares AI agents across multiple platforms including Claude Code, Codex, and Pi. The project was built in collaboration with Neon.
Microsoft has unveiled the Surface RTX Spark Dev Box, a new mini PC designed specifically for software developers. The device addresses developer needs for powerful, compact hardware optimized for demanding development workloads.
Anthropic is scaling access to its Mythos AI model to 150 organizations in more than 15 countries, targeting critical infrastructure sectors including power, water, healthcare, and communications where cyberattacks could affect 100 million people. The expansion is part of Project Glasswing, the company's security vulnerability program.
OpenAI announced the Rosalind Biodefense program, providing its life sciences AI model GPT-Rosalind free to governments and research institutions for pandemic preparedness and biodefense. Early partners include Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
Anthropic announced that its Claude Mythos Preview AI model has detected over 23,000 potential security vulnerabilities across more than 1,000 open source software projects, representing a significant automated security audit of the OSS ecosystem.
Anthropic held 'Code with Claude,' its first developer-focused event in Europe, on May 19-20, 2026 in London, demonstrating Claude's advanced code-writing abilities and new features. The event coincided with Google I/O and highlighted Claude's growing dominance in AI-assisted coding among startups.
Microsoft is ending internal access to Anthropic's Claude Code AI coding tool for most employees, particularly in its Experiences + Devices division, with a June 30, 2026 deadline to transition developers to its own GitHub Copilot CLI platform. The move comes approximately five months after Microsoft first opened access to Claude Code for thousands of internal developers.
General Motors is cutting hundreds of salaried IT positions, representing approximately 10% of its IT workforce, while simultaneously hiring new employees with AI-specific skills including AI-native development, data engineering, cloud engineering, and prompt engineering.
OpenAI introduced Daybreak, a new cybersecurity initiative that combines its frontier AI models with Codex Security for vulnerability detection and patch validation, working with a broad network of security partners.
NVIDIA's research lab released cuda-oxide v0.1.0, a custom Rust compiler backend that compiles GPU kernels directly to PTX through a novel compilation pipeline. The experimental tool enables Rust developers to write CUDA kernels natively.
Microsoft Security researchers have identified critical RCE vulnerabilities in AI agent frameworks, warning that these systems act as operating systems for AI agents but introduce security risks through their abstraction layers.
OpenAI launched GPT-Realtime-2, GPT-Realtime-Translate, and GPT-Realtime-Whisper in its Realtime API, enabling developers to build reasoning agents, speech translation across 70+ languages, and streaming transcription capabilities.
Financial services technology company FIS partnered with Anthropic to launch an AI agent targeting the $40 billion anti-money laundering problem, focusing on Bank Secrecy Act compliance and suspicious activity reporting.
The Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) announced a new program called IGoR designed to deliver rigorous, gold-standard research faster by using AI to guide experiments in complex, under-explored areas of science.
Anthropic has released a set of connectors allowing Claude to plug directly into professional creative software including Photoshop, Blender, and Ableton. The Blender connector enables users to debug scenes, build tools, and batch-apply changes directly from the chatbot interface.
After weeks of developer complaints about declining performance, Anthropic acknowledged that changes to Claude's system prompts and infrastructure caused the degradation users had been reporting. The admission comes amid a separate investigation into unauthorized access to the company's restricted Mythos AI model.
Google co-founder Sergey Brin issued a memo to DeepMind employees mandating that every Gemini engineer use internal AI agents for complex tasks, forming a specialized team to catch up to Anthropic's Claude Code capabilities.
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff announced 'Headless 360,' making the API the primary interface for AI agents to interact with the platform, declaring that 'APIs are the new UI for AI agents' and suggesting browsers may become obsolete.
Google AI has released Auto-Diagnose, a large language model-based system designed to automatically diagnose integration test failures at scale, addressing a major pain point in software development workflows.
AI coding assistant Cursor is reportedly in discussions to raise over $2 billion at a $50 billion valuation, with returning backers Andreessen Horowitz and Thrive expected to lead the round amid strong enterprise adoption.
OpenAI released GPT-Rosalind, its first specialized life sciences AI model designed to accelerate drug discovery and genomics research. The model aims to reduce the typical 10-15 year drug discovery timeline through advanced biochemistry and genomics capabilities.
AI coding startup Factory secured $150 million in funding led by Khosla Ventures, reaching a $1.5 billion valuation just three years after launch. The company focuses on building AI coding tools for enterprise customers.
OpenAI significantly upgraded its Codex developer tool to control Mac applications autonomously, generate images, remember preferences, and work on tasks independently for extended periods, positioning it as a direct competitor to Anthropic's Claude Code.
OpenAI expanded its agent-building toolkit with native sandbox support and new tools, allowing developers to build AI agents that can check files, write code, and handle complex tasks in isolated environments for safer enterprise deployment.
OpenAI has significantly upgraded its Codex developer tool to autonomously control Mac and Windows computers, generate images, and run tasks independently for extended periods. The expansion, announced April 16, 2026, positions Codex as a direct competitor to Anthropic's Claude Code and marks OpenAI's shift toward agentic AI systems.
OpenAI introduced a new $100/month Pro subscription tier offering significantly more usage of its Codex coding tool, positioned between the $20 Plus tier and the previous $200 Pro tier. The new tier provides 5x more Codex access than the Plus subscription.
Stella Laurenzo, AMD's AI director, publicly stated that Anthropic's Claude Code has significantly degraded in performance since a February 2026 update, declaring it 'cannot be trusted' for complex engineering tasks based on analysis of nearly 7,000 coding sessions. The criticism comes as Anthropic launches new AI agent products and faces scrutiny after accidentally exposing Claude Code's source code via an npm package.
AI coding tool Cursor has released version 3 with a completely redesigned interface built around running multiple AI agents in parallel, moving away from traditional IDE layouts toward an 'agent-first' workflow for developers.
Gumloop, founded in mid-2023 by Max Brodeur-Urbas, has secured $50 million in Series B funding led by Benchmark, with participation from Shopify Ventures and Y Combinator. The platform enables non-technical employees to build and deploy AI agents for workplace automation without engineering support.
Anthropic released Code Review, a multi-agent system that automatically analyzes AI-generated code in pull requests to detect logic errors and bugs. The tool costs $15-25 per review and has drawn mixed reactions from developers regarding pricing and its impact on senior engineering roles.
Anthropic released Code Review, a multi-agent system that automatically analyzes AI-generated code in pull requests to detect logic errors and bugs. The tool costs $15-25 per review and has drawn mixed reactions from developers regarding pricing and its impact on senior engineering roles.
Anthropic released Cowork, a new Claude Desktop feature that allows non-coders to manage and modify local files through natural language commands. The company revealed the tool was built almost entirely by its Claude Code AI in under two weeks, marking a notable example of AI building AI products.
Anthropic launched Claude Code v2.1.0 with enhanced features for AI-assisted coding, gaining traction among developers. Days later, the company blocked Claude Max API access to third-party IDE extensions, prompting subscription cancellations from developers paying $100-200/month.
Anthropic has released a beta integration bringing its Claude Code AI programming agent directly into Slack, allowing developers to delegate coding tasks, fix bugs, and generate pull requests from within chat threads. The feature launched Monday as a research preview.
AI company Anthropic has made its first acquisition by purchasing Bun, a high-performance JavaScript runtime that powers its Claude Code developer tool. Claude Code reached $1 billion in run-rate revenue within six months of launch.
Anthropic released Claude Code for web in research preview, allowing Pro and Max users to run AI coding agents directly from their browser without requiring command-line tools. The company also launched an iOS preview and introduced Claude for Life Sciences targeting biotech applications.
Anthropic announced it is integrating Claude Code, its AI-powered coding assistant, into premium seats for its Claude Enterprise and Teams subscription plans. The update also introduces new administrative controls including a Compliance API, spend caps, and usage analytics for business customers.
Anthropic announced it is integrating Claude Code, its AI-powered command-line coding tool, into its Claude Enterprise and Team subscription plans through premium seat upgrades. The offering includes enhanced usage limits, admin controls, compliance tools, and analytics capabilities for business customers.
Anthropic announced it is integrating Claude Code, its AI-powered coding assistant, into premium seats for its Claude Enterprise and Teams subscription plans. The update also introduces new administrative controls including a Compliance API, spend caps, and usage analytics for business customers.
Anthropic announced it is integrating Claude Code, its AI-powered command-line coding tool, into its Claude Enterprise and Team subscription plans through premium seat upgrades. The offering includes enhanced usage limits, admin controls, compliance tools, and analytics capabilities for business customers.
Anthropic announced new weekly rate limits for its Claude AI coding tool, Claude Code, citing users running the service continuously 24/7 and unauthorized account reselling. The changes, effective August 28, affect Pro and Max plan subscribers and follow unprecedented demand since the tool's June 4 launch.
Anthropic announced on June 18, 2025 that Claude Code now supports remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, allowing developers to connect the AI coding agent to external data systems and services beyond local integrations. The feature is available to all Claude Code users, including Pro subscribers.
Anthropic has expanded access to Claude Code, its AI-powered coding assistant, to Pro Plan subscribers while the platform gains adoption in enterprise settings including pharmaceutical data analytics. The developments come amid intensifying competition in the AI development tools market.
Anthropic's newly launched Claude Code tool contained a critical bug in its auto-update function that modified file permissions and system files, causing some users' workstations to become inoperable. The company has since removed the bug and released a troubleshooting guide.
AI company Anthropic announced a new "computer use" feature for its Claude AI model that can take control of users' mouse cursors and keyboards to perform tasks autonomously on their computers. The capability, released to developers, marks a shift from chat-only AI interactions to hands-on automation.
