AWS launches Dogwood, an open-source policy language for AI agents

Pi 1.0 now supports MCP through Codemode, an approach its author had argued for over a year ago in posts urging developers to use scripts instead of loading custom tools or MCP servers into context. The post explains why bash can't compose non-program tools like read or view_image, which need the harness to inject image payloads into the model protocol.

A parent in r/edtech says their son gets quick answers, claims to understand, earns decent grades, then can't complete the next assignment unaided because he never worked through the material himself. The parent says the dependency, not AI itself, is the concern.

Reddit users report nudify sites Motionmuse and Opengoon already shutting down ahead of the EU AI Act ban, which makes nudify tools illegal effective December 2.

Reddit user reports fine-tuning OmniVoice reproduces their own voice with better pronunciation and fewer word errors. The model supports 600 languages and zero-shot voice cloning, with low VRAM requirements.

Reddit user PerspectivePersonal is building FrogPop, described as their first Unity game, using Claude. Players control a frog that pops bouncing bubbles with its tongue; larger bubbles split into smaller ones. Bugs and relics collected change how the player fights.

Version 1.0.0 is GPL-3.0-or-later for x86_64 Linux, supporting Gmail, Microsoft, and any IMAP/POP3/SMTP account. The assistant is off until a model is chosen and can run locally via LM Studio or Ollama, asking before it sends mail or changes settings.

Dalio called AI a "classic bubble" approaching its bursting point, citing rising interest rates and the need to turn wealth into cash.