MIT Technology Review: AI agents need real-time monitoring

In a single Codex chat, Astra designed three fish, generated a concept image, and wrote 34 brush strokes, then simulated water spread and discarded a first version where the water swallowed the fish. It compiled the arm's motion, checked collisions via a digital twin, and drove the robot through its SDK while recording with Sony's camera SDK.

Hugging Face announced Project ProtoStar, an initiative aimed at making publicly funded science AI-ready. The blog post gives no further details in the available snippet.

A r/OpenAI post shares a meme, credited to kloss_xyz on Twitter, about AI agents told to "be careful" after being granted full access. It contains no product, model, or research detail.

IVP led the round, with a16z, Forerunner, Amazon Alexa Fund, and angels including Tobi Lütke, Marc Benioff, Marissa Mayer, and Dick Costolo. Founded by Replika's Eugenia Kuyda, Wabi pivoted last month to an AI messenger that builds mini apps on demand.

Patch release fixes config reporting for controls that were silently dropped, and adds docs citing the shared-Session queue decision in the gate design. Also pins HostedProcessLiveness.running across every host in managed-agent tests.

Project Quarry is a neurosymbolic rule language that flags agent attacks emerging only across sequences of benign actions, covering single- and multi-turn LLM conversations, tool use, MCP interactions, and multimodal inputs. It is positioned as the policy and evaluation layer of Cisco's Integrated AI Security & Safety Framework, not a replacement for every detector.