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Debugging an AI agent that runs for dozens of steps: reading files, calling APIs, writing code, and revising its own output, is not like debugging a regular function. There is no single stack trace to read. Instead, developers are left staring at hundreds of lines of raw JSON, trying to reconstruct what the model was […]
Hugging Face has released ml-intern, an open-source AI agent designed to automate end-to-end post-training workflows for large language models (LLMs). Built on the company’s smolagents framework, the tool can autonomously perform literature review, dataset discovery, training script execution, and iterative evaluation — tasks that typically require significant manual effort from ML researchers and engineers. What
Training powerful AI models depends on one resource that is quietly running out: specialized data. While the internet provided a seemingly infinite supply of text and images to train today’s generalist models, the next wave of AI breakthroughs — in cybersecurity, legal reasoning, healthcare, and other niche domains — requires data that simply doesn’t exist
Moonshot AI, the Chinese AI lab behind the Kimi assistant, today open-sourced Kimi K2.6 — a native multimodal agentic model that pushes the boundaries of what an AI system can do when left to run autonomously on hard software engineering problems. The release targets practical deployment scenarios: long-running coding agents, front-end generation from natural language,
Cybersecurity has always had a dual-use problem: the same technical knowledge that helps defenders find vulnerabilities can also help attackers exploit them. For AI systems, that tension is sharper than ever. Restrictions intended to prevent harm have historically created friction for good-faith security work, and it can be genuinely difficult to tell whether any particular
For years, the way large language models handle inference has been stuck inside a box — literally. The high-bandwidth RDMA networks that make modern LLM serving work have confined both prefill and decode to the same datacenter, sometimes even the same rack. A team of researchers at Moonshot AI and Tsinghua University is making the
Anthropic has never published a technical paper on Claude Mythos. That has not stopped the research community from theorizing. A new open-source project called OpenMythos, released on GitHub by Kye Gomez, attempts something ambitious: a first-principles theoretical reconstruction of what the Claude Mythos architecture might actually be, built entirely in PyTorch and grounded in peer-reviewed
Quantum computing has spent years living in the future tense. Hardware has improved, research has compounded, and venture dollars have followed — but the gap between a quantum processor running in a lab and one running a real-world application remains stubbornly wide. NVIDIA moved to close that gap with the launch of NVIDIA Ising, the
Anthropic has launched Claude Opus 4.7, it’s latest frontier model and a direct successor to Claude Opus 4.6. The release is positioned as a focused improvement rather than a full generational leap, but the gains it delivers are substantial in the areas that matter most to developers building real-world AI-powered applications: agentic software engineering, multimodal
If you have ever stared at thousands of lines of integration test logs wondering which of the sixteen log files actually contains your bug, you are not alone — and Google now has data to prove it. A team of Google researchers introduced Auto-Diagnose, an LLM-powered tool that automatically reads the failure logs from a
