Anthropic opens free AI vulnerability scans to open-source projects
Maintainers can opt in to periodic model-generated security reports, but the findings arrive without human review.
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Maintainers can opt in to periodic model-generated security reports, but the findings arrive without human review.
The system reads internal model signals during agent work and sends selected exchanges to an AI judge, with cost and detection gains reported in company tests.
Interface is designed to send spoken requests to connected agents, capture notes and return results through Natura's companion app.
AI Edge Foresight uses on-device Gemma models to turn meeting audio and shorthand notes into summaries and to answer questions from local documents.
Google says the enterprise agent can plan tasks, use company tools and context, and return completed work inside documents, inboxes, and developer environments.
The Nvidia-backed startup announced a hardware and software networking platform for mixed-supplier AI data centers, with delivery planned in stages.
AskOE AI Model Assistant turns natural-language assumptions into scenarios run through the firm's Global Economic Model.
A reported $90 million Series B backs an enterprise version of the Hermes agent, though access and deployment details remain unclear.
Microsoft showed an Autopilot tax-preparation workflow using local files, but says the underlying Copilot features will arrive over the next few months.
A new ChatGPT model can compose answers with interactive charts, controls and task-specific tools; paid tiers get the rollout first.
A ModernBERT-based detector is in private preview for push protection; GitHub's own measurements suggest exposure volume follows rising code activity.
The open-source developer preview pairs operating-system isolation with Dogwood rules for agent actions, but initial local support is limited to Apple-silicon Macs.
The downloadable d1-3B and experimental d1-omni-600M make bounded decisions from multimodal inputs instead of writing free-form answers.
A dedicated site extends watermark checks beyond an earlier limited test, but a negative result cannot prove that media was made without AI.
Tab says its assistant can handle errands through messages, but its public site currently offers a private-beta waitlist rather than open access.
The Paris startup plans to expand a wet lab and cell-response data platform, then train a model to predict how cells react to treatments.
The experimental service lets eligible users build and share browser games by describing rules and changes in text, with Unity integration still in testing.
The planned College Planner would organize applications and financial aid deadlines; an iOS note-capture feature is available now.