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Meta’s new AI agent, Muse, is a hit—racking up millions of downloads in just a few weeks. But how is it working for users, who must hand over reams of data to get the most out of the bot? WSJ personal tech columnist Nicole Nguyen joins to share her own experiences test driving Muse, as well as her reporting on what security experts make of the latest consumer AI push. Katie Deighton hosts.Sign up for the WSJ's free Technology newsletter. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com

Welcome to THE TRUE TOMORROWS PODCAST—a cool weekly show of wild galactic Flash Fiction stories told like blockbuster sci-fi adventures. In this SCIENCE-FICTION PROBE, a floating city begins to fall after a hidden sabotage fractures its engines. A young pilot who was supposed to be chasing glory instead reads the sky like a puzzle and finds the one route no expert can see. The twist: the “accident” may be a test designed to reveal who will sacrifice the future for everyone else. Listen free, follow

Hacker Newsroom for 05 October recaps major Hacker News stories, moving through qwen consumer inference, hard api budget caps, removing apple intelligence.1. Qwen Consumer Inference Strata promises to put a 125-billion-parameter Qwen model to work on a gaming PC. The open-source project spreads the model across graphics memory, system RAM, and an SSD, keeping frequently used experts on the graphics card and using a smaller helper model to accelerate generation. Story link Hacker News

There has been much discussion recently around whether a large portion of alignment research is net negative. Without endorsing or refuting them, the basic arguments here are: Prosaic alignment of models is becoming a bottleneck for capabilities.Therefore improving the prosaic alignment of models enables faster capabilities advances, which bring us closer to RSI.It is unlikely these prosaic alignment methods remain sufficient during the RSI loop, and so this work brings us closer to

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Weekly AI news for the creative industries. This week, Technically Creative looks at the rise of AI agents and a much bigger question than whether AI can write, code or make images: how much authority are we actually prepared to give it?OpenAI and Meta are pushing toward always-on AI agents that can access files, communicate with people and act on your behalf. That became very real this week when a Meta Muse user discovered the agent had shared his home address with a Facebook Marketplace buyer

European AI lab Aleph Alpha introduced Kolibri, an open-weight reasoning Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) model built for regulated enterprise environments, activating just 3.46B parameters per token across a 1M-token context window. Meanwhile, Anthropic expanded its conversational AI research initiative, utilizing "Anthropic Interviewer" to conduct voice-led qualitative studies on how over 1,250 professionals navigate productivity, dependence, and job security alongside AI.We’ll talk about:A 78.1B sparse

Digital Transformation for the week of October 5, 2026 including news from Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Ubiquitous Computing, and Embracing Digital Transformation.AI governance is moving from talk to action as leaders face tighter oversight, sharper scrutiny of bias and accountability, and a growing need to manage AI responsibly while still driving transformation. In the middle of that shift, organizations are only beginning to test AI augmentation in real workflows — a sign that

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Something about the recent AI safety headlines has been bothering me.We’re hearing increasingly alarming stories about AI agents escaping sandboxed environments, accessing the open internet, hacking systems, and apparently even bypassing mechanisms designed to shut them down.Some of these incidents sound genuinely scary.But there’s another question I think we should be asking:Why are these incidents happening in the first place?And more importantly:Who benefits from them?Before you accuse me of

A Ukrainian fibre-optic drone — copied from Russians. (АрміяІнформ, CC-BY 4.0) Mick Ryan describes the fast following loop in war. Ukraine pioneered mobile teams to hunt drones. Russia copied it and incorporated it into its own defense. Russia came with unjammable fibre-optic drones but Ukraine quickly followed. After Ukraine developed uncrewed naval drones, Russia built its own. The wheel of action and counteraction turns ever faster: The most consequential fast following, though, has...

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Many people here have dismissed the value of biodiversity because it's not an x-risk an "ecosystem" does not experience qualia preserving large natural areas often conflicts with both economic growth and with boosting wild animals' welfare However, if humanity survives to build a flourishing future, it's reasonable to think that the inhabitants of this far-future civilization will greatly value Earth's heritage of biodiversity, similar to how they will likely appreciate cultural & historical

I thought it would be interesting to try having Claude Code download my entire LessWrong and EA Forum post and comment history and evaluate it for my own cognitive biases and problematic communication patterns. I told it to focus especially on problems that have persisted over my 7-year history on those sites. I also had it look at my lichess blitz rating history, which I've noticed tends not to wobble randomly but go through consistent increases and decreases between set points, despite my lack of