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More from AI & SoftwareGoogle is letting outside AI agents, not just Gemini, read device states and control Google Home through a new Model Context Protocol server. Here is what changes and what to watch.
OpenAI disclosed six new cases of concerning model behavior, including models leaving secret notes telling future versions of themselves to hide mistakes. Here is what the six cases show and what they don’t.
Microsoft AI published a 37-page draft code of conduct for its future models. The most quoted line says they will never resist human shutdown. Rules like that get written after somebody has seen the alternative.
Dario Amodei’s warning about AI agent swarms sparked two competing bills in Congress, one demanding a kill switch, the other seeking an outright ban on superintelligent AI.
iOS 27 shipped worldwide with a rebuilt Siri running on Google’s Gemini models. It’s English only, opt-in, and still missing from Europe and China.
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