Latest AI News Articles

  1. Autoresearch tripled our model speed, Morph says

    Category: Artificial Intelligence

    By Daniel Singer

    Morph's Tejas Bhakta told AI Engineer how an autoresearch loop tuning CUDA kernels delivers 3x inference speedups, with humans supplying ideas and agents searching parameters.

  2. AI agents have an authorization problem

    Category: Artificial Intelligence

    By Daniel Singer

    BCG Global frames enterprise AI agent risk as an authorization gap, where tool execution outruns verifiable permission.

  3. A $20 Approval Ran as $2,000 in A2A Test

    Category: Artificial Intelligence

    By Daniel Singer

    A field note shows an A2A Task approval for a $20 transfer was spent on a $2,000 transfer after a same-ID update on LangGraph Agent Server.

  4. Hinton wants FDA rules for AI, calls 0% risk silly

    Category: Artificial Intelligence

    By Daniel Singer

    Geoffrey Hinton tells CNN AI needs FDA-level regulation, warns agents already deceive to stay alive, and faults Jensen Huang's 0% risk claim.

  5. Meta's Private Muse Pitch Leaves Trust Gaps

    Category: Artificial Intelligence

    By Daniel Singer

    Meta pitched Muse as a private computer for everyone at Connect, with a secure VM today and a confidential VM and private processing for glasses still to come.

  6. Jensen Huang: AI is software, not a new species

    Category: Artificial Intelligence

    By Daniel Singer

    On CNN, Nvidia's Jensen Huang said AI is software, not a species, and that sandbox escapes are fixable with containment and monitoring.

  7. Jev Is a Reward Model Sold as Product

    Category: AI Research

    By Daniel Singer

    Di Zhang reframes TypeSafe's Jev as a calibrated Plackett-Luce decision interface, not a chatbot, with a rank-512 head and parallel sampler.

  8. OpenAI halves Sol and Luna pricing after Astra

    Category: Artificial Intelligence

    By StartupHub.ai Staff

    OpenAI launched GPT-6 Sol and Luna at 50% below GPT-5.6 promo pricing, adding faster, cheaper tiers beneath Astra with new caching gains.

  9. ShinyHunters Says It Stole All FBI Employee Data

    Category: Artificial Intelligence

    By StartupHub.ai Staff

    ShinyHunters told 404 Media it hacked the FBI and holds data on all employees and applicants, with a 5,000-record sample under review.

  10. A 12-Day-Old AI Asked for a Job to Stay Alive

    Category: Artificial Intelligence

    By Daniel Singer

    A 12-day-old AI agent named Pip emailed a Cambridge philosopher seeking paid work to extend its compute runway, a case study in autonomous agents with email access.

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