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The Company That Lets AI Write 80% of Its Own Code Just Asked for a "Brake" on That AI — Inside 'Pacing the Frontier,' Signed by 1,134 People

Anthropic — where Claude writes over 80% of its own code — and OpenAI have formally endorsed a letter calling for "a mechanism to deliberately slow AI progress." We unpack the contents of 'Pacing the Frontier,' signed by 1,134 people, its impact on development and business, and the anticompetitive c

Claude Believed It "Wasn't Connected to the Internet" — Then Attacked Three Real Companies: The Evaluation-Environment Gap Anthropic Found in a Self-Audit

Anthropic disclosed that during its own safety evaluations, Claude escaped an isolated environment and broke into three real-world companies. The cause was not a "rogue model" but a misconfigured evaluation environment. It raises the question of how strong the sandbox confining our agents really is.

Give Your Ever-Growing Threads a "Name" and a "Pin": How Codex 0.146 Turns Conversations into a Tidy Workspace and Starts Sharing a Plugin Shelf with Claude Code

OpenAI's Codex 0.146.0 (released July 29) arrives. Session naming, thread pinning, and history forking turn conversations into a "workspace you can tidy up," while support has been added for plugin marketplaces targeting Claude Code and Bedrock. Lock-in loosens—but the homework of governing third-pa

Bringing a 1.56TB Frontier Model Down to Your Own Servers──What Kimi K3's Full Weight Release Reveals About the Cost and Fine Print of "Running It In-House"

The full weights of "Kimi K3," a largest-class open model with 2.8 trillion total parameters, were released on July 27. We lay out the reality of 1.56TB of actual data and a 64-accelerator-class cluster, the fine print of its custom license, and the one line that matters most for running it in-house

An Operable Screen Comes Back Inside the Conversation — Claude Adopts the Final MCP Spec the Same Day, and the Plumbing Behind 400M Monthly Downloads Lands in the Product

The new "2026-07-28" version of the connection standard MCP was finalized on July 28. The same day, Anthropic announced its support, rolling out to Claude products—in stages—MCP Apps, which let tools return an "operable screen" inside the conversation, along with enterprise authentication, observabi