Hugging Face releases tokenizers v1

Nvidia argues AI security needs defined requirements, enforceable controls, named owners and evidence protections work, applied across models, harnesses and runtime environments. Example: an agent reading malicious instructions in an attached document should be blocked by network policy, with protected logs capturing the tool call and destination.

Unitree's Dex5-S robotic hand packs 22 degrees of freedom and costs $6,500 per hand, per a Reddit post in r/Singularity. The Wuji Hand 2, a 20-DoF alternative, is priced between $16,000 and $20,000.

Openlayer's jevals swaps free-form LLM-as-judge scoring for typed Jev decisions in evals. Posted as a Show HN project on GitHub.

V7 turns scattered company files into context agents can use for complex, source-linked work, built on GPT-5.6.

Guest article by Heather Fricke argues archived clinical data can encode old access patterns, reimbursement incentives, and unequal treatment that AI will faithfully learn without understanding why. She cites NIST's healthcare AI work on data quality and calls for adding provenance of meaning to governance.