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Anthropic's Mythos found 23,019 vulnerabilities across 1,000+ open source projects. Only 97 have been patched. Maintainers are begging them to slow down. The 90-day disclosure clock is ticking. This is simultaneously the best and worst thing to happen to open source security.
GPT-5.4-Cyber is a model fine-tuned to reverse-engineer binaries, find vulnerabilities, and chain exploits. OpenAI is giving it to thousands of vetted defenders. Anthropic built a similar model and locked it to 40 organizations. Two companies, two bets on how AI changes cybersecurity.
An IETF draft proposes IPv8: a 64-bit address space that makes IPv4 a proper subset, bundles 8 services into a single Zone Server, and claims 100% backward compatibility. Here is what is genuinely novel and what is a fantasy RFC.
World Labs open-sourced Spark 2.0: a streaming 3D Gaussian Splatting engine that renders 100M+ splat worlds in any browser via Three.js, WebGL2, and a virtual memory system borrowed from OS design.
Cortical Labs grew 200K neurons on a chip, taught them to play Doom, then wired them into an LLM. The neurons now override token selection in real time.
A single system prompt that turns any LLM into a senior production readiness reviewer. 17 categories. PASS/YELLOW/RED verdicts. Evidence-backed findings. The final gate before you ship.
A Claude Code skill cuts 65% of output tokens by making AI talk like a caveman. 87% savings on React debugging. Zero deps. Research says brevity makes LLMs smarter.
A new WICG proposal lets you render real, interactive HTML into canvas. Three primitives, privacy-preserving painting, and WebGL support. Here is everything you need to know.
Microsoft open-sourced 7 MIT-licensed packages for AI agent governance: identity, policy enforcement, trust scoring, and full OWASP coverage at sub-0.1ms.
Meta paid $14.3B for 49% of Scale AI, built Muse Spark from scratch in 9 months, and went closed-source. Every benchmark, trade-off, and what it means.
EmDash racked up 7.6K GitHub stars in days. Mullenweg called it excellent engineering. Joost de Valk said it is the most interesting thing to happen to CMS in years. Five key takeaways from the first week.
Jensen Huang made it clear at GTC 2026: the future of AI is not massive proprietary models. It is small, open, and everywhere.
Peter Steinberger built the most exciting open-source AI agent. Then Anthropic banned users for using it. OpenAI decided to partner instead.