Fake Sentry errors can hijack coding agents
Tenet Security describes Agentjacking, where attackers inject fake error reports that coding agents treat as trusted repair instructions, exposing secrets and deployment credentials.
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View archive →Noam Shazeer leaves Google for OpenAI
The Transformer co-author and former Character.AI founder joined OpenAI as head of architecture research, less than two years after Google’s costly Character.AI licensing deal.
ChatGPT share falls below 50% for the first time
Sensor Tower estimates ChatGPT still leads with 1.1 billion monthly active users, but Gemini, Claude and other assistants have pushed its market share to 46.4%.
GLM-5.2 closes in on closed coding models
Z.ai’s open-weight GLM-5.2 scored 74.4 on FrontierSWE, near Claude Opus and above GPT-5.5 in some coding benchmarks, while keeping token prices far lower.
Amazon walks away from the Sam Altman film
Amazon MGM dropped Artificial, Luca Guadagnino’s nearly finished OpenAI drama, after Amazon’s larger AI business relationship with OpenAI made the release politically awkward.
SoftBank-backed Coowa targets Hong Kong IPO
Coowa's planned filing shows how China's embodied-AI robotics boom is moving from venture rounds to the exit window.
AI chatbots send only 4% of news users to sources
The Reuters Institute's 2026 report sharpens publishers' fear that AI answers are replacing referral traffic.
GPT-5.6 leaks point to a 1.5M-token window
Unconfirmed OpenAI signals suggest GPT-5.6 may focus on longer context, slower but stronger reasoning, and agentic coding.
Fake Sentry errors can hijack AI coding agents
Tenet's Agentjacking research shows how trusted telemetry can become executable instructions for coding assistants.
Norway bans generative AI in elementary schools
Norway is taking a hard line on young pupils, arguing that AI can let children skip essential learning steps.