
AI’s New Obsession: Continuous Loops That Let Agents Improve Themselves
AI loops could turn agents into always-on workers. Here’s why continuous self-improving systems may reshape coding, cost and oversight.

AI loops could turn agents into always-on workers. Here’s why continuous self-improving systems may reshape coding, cost and oversight.

OpenAI’s Patch the Planet aims to boost open source security with Trail of Bits, AI tools and hands-on patch support for maintainers.

Nvidia says its liquid-cooled data centers can cut water use to near zero, but power demand, cost and construction impacts remain concerns.

SpaceX agrees to a $60 billion Cursor acquisition, betting on AI coding tools to strengthen its challenge to Anthropic and OpenAI.

In the Weights turns AI recall into a leaderboard, asking which names live inside model memory in the age of AI vanity search.

Signal’s Meredith Whittaker says AI chatbots are not your friends and warns that agentic AI could require dangerous levels of access.

AI influencers are being used in social media ads without clear labels, raising transparency concerns and calls for tougher disclosure rules.

Anthropic crackdown sparks debate over AI security, export controls and whether rivals or Anthropic itself benefit from the fallout.

Apple’s iOS 27 AI brings practical iPhone upgrades for bills, passwords, Messages, Calendar, Safari and Home—quiet AI that saves time.

The Atlantic’s searchable music AI training database reveals millions of tracks and new questions about consent, licensing and platform rules.