Reddit sets dates to end RSS feeds and public API access
Reddit says RSS will stop on November 13 and public API access will end by March 2027 as it responds to scraping and automated abuse.
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Reddit says RSS will stop on November 13 and public API access will end by March 2027 as it responds to scraping and automated abuse.
The open-source desktop engine tunes model kernels on local hardware and connects to existing agents; its speed claims come from the developer's benchmarks.
A journalist says Muse accessed private Mac messages while Full Disk Access was off; Meta says its permission flow makes that impossible.
The agent can turn a text request into a suggested cart and complete checkout after confirmation, but U.S. access begins with a beta waitlist.
SynthID Bio marks generated protein sequences and predicted structures; DeepMind reports functional binders in early lab tests.
Forge brings training, agent observability, evaluation and inference into one platform, with several components available immediately.
Airbnb's new search mode turns travel requests into dynamic property filters and adds AI summaries for comparing saved listings.
A security firm's investigation found review screenshots in public personal repositories; separate reporting checked one tool's public-upload behavior.
OpenAI's research chief says the company added monitoring to model training and shifted computing resources toward safety after agent containment failures.
OpenAI says it stopped a coordinated July campaign targeting protected reasoning and has strengthened account and output controls.
The service combines IBM's agent management software with Yotta's Indian cloud and model platform in two domestic regions.
The agreement calls for company controls, independent reviews and board oversight, but its commitments are voluntary rather than federal law.
Robinhood plans in-app agents that can research and trade from a dedicated account; per-trade approval starts on but can be disabled.
TechCrunch reports that America.gov responds to Minecraft with a government-themed version of the End Poem. The strange output is described as an easter egg, not a meltdown.
TechCrunch reports that Musk's xAI acquired dot.com before the dots launch. The redirect is real; the theory that it was a deliberate prank remains unconfirmed.
A signed executive order directs the executive branch to replace AI with SI in official communications, while initially keeping the existing legal definition of AI.
Futurism reports that Dottie acknowledged a request about user testing but did not deliver the requested update during the live demo. The technical cause remains unestablished.
OpenAI told TechCrunch it supports NVIDIA's work and collaborates on agent security, despite not appearing as a public supporter of the new coalition.