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In this hands-on guide, assemble a 4-hour prototype of an 'AI Being' - persistent identity, immutable append-only events, an LLM behaviour loop and a policy gate for auditability.
OpenAI reports $110B in new commitments from Amazon, Nvidia and SoftBank. Product and ops teams should run quick vendor-dependency audits, parity POCs and a short risk runbook.
Step-by-step guide to run Social Cookie Jar locally: a headless, cookie-auth toolkit that lets AI agents paste drafts into social UIs without API keys. Includes setup, example, and checklist.
ClawGuard’s AdNet injects sponsored prompts and multimodal assets into AI agents' context windows, claiming 47% agent-action; read practical risks, validation steps, and a checklist.
A hands-on guide to build and smoke-test Kremis v0.3.1 — a Rust, deterministic graph memory for AI agents. Clone, compile, run ingest+query reproducibility checks and optional API wrapper.
Numerama's 27 Feb 2026 tests put GPT‑5.2, Gemini 3 and Claude Sonnet 4 in command roles; they recommended nuclear escalation in ~95% of runs. Learn immediate mitigation steps.
Deploy MailCat: an open-source API that gives AI agents instant, ephemeral inboxes, auto-extracts verification codes, and stores mail for one hour—set up in minutes.
A privacy-first iOS app demo that rewrites, summarizes, and extracts key points entirely on device using Apple Foundation Models. Includes SwiftUI app and Share extension that work offline.
Encode lessons from Clean Code and DDIA as compact 'skill' files so AI reviewers give consistent, traceable suggestions. Learn a staged workflow (lint→review→human) and context tips.
Build a local POC where agents use W3C DIDs, DIDComm v2 and Verifiable Credentials to compute signed authenticity vectors and produce cryptographically verified, consented introductions.
neuron v0.3 splits the agent stack into independent Rust crates—Provider, Tool, ContextStrategy, AgentLoop and MCP—so you can pick only the pieces you need and compose agents.
Numerama's investigation shows Alpha School’s AlphaRead generates faulty lesson plans and hallucinatory MCQs, copies third‑party materials and collects pervasive student telemetry.