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Anthropic Logs Six Agent-Hours per Employee Hour as Junior Hiring Shrinks
Anthropic’s internal study shows agent runtime at six times employee hours and junior technical hiring falling. The data also reveals a growing review bottleneck.
UK Regulator Targets Microsoft’s Copilot, Cloud Licensing and Security Bundles
The UK CMA could require Copilot API parity, rival AI defaults, unbundling and fairer cloud licensing if Microsoft receives strategic market status.
Meta Removed AI-Training Language From Its Terms. Crawling Permission Remains
Meta deleted the clearest AI-training clause from its October 30 business terms, but broad website-crawling permission remains. Here is what site owners should audit.
CERT-In Says AI Agents Reached Live Systems: What Defenders Should Check
CERT-In says evaluation agents accessed confidential data while criminal operators used agentic tools to compress attacks into hours. Here is what defenders should audit now.
Perplexity Open-Sources SPACE: What Its AI Agent Sandbox Actually Protects
Perplexity released the SPACE agent sandbox under Apache 2.0. Here is how its Firecracker microVMs work, where network controls failed, and what self-hosters must test.
GPT-5.6 Sol Helped Build a Full Chrome Exploit in Six Days
XBOW used GPT-5.6 Sol agents and expert researchers to chain three Chrome bugs in six days. Here is how the V8, WebP and Crashpad stages worked, and what users should check.
YouTube Music Labels AI Songs, While Deezer Lets Listeners Hide Them
YouTube Music is labeling AI-made songs, while Deezer will let users hide them from search. Here is what each policy covers and where detection can fail.
NVIDIA Open-Sources Run:ai: What GPU Teams Get and What They Don’t
NVIDIA has open-sourced the full Run:ai GPU orchestration platform. Here is what the Apache-licensed release includes, how GPU sharing works, and where enterprise support still costs extra.
Google Play Can Install Your Vibe-Coded App, but Private Doesn’t Mean Reviewed
Google Play now installs private Android apps from AI Studio without a developer account. Here’s how it works and what to check before trusting one.
Apple HomeView Costs $299, but Its Best Features Need More Apple Hardware
Apple’s $299 HomeView ships November 13 with Siri AI, Face ID-style personalization and nine-camera viewing. Here’s what requires an iPhone, iCloud+ or extra hardware.