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VulnCheck's seven-month update on Project Glasswing shows a wide gap between AI-found vulnerabilities and fixes. The useful lesson for any AI pipeline: checking, not generating, is the bottleneck.
Google documents two sets of rules for Gemini: Workspace content isn't human reviewed without permission, while a subset of personal-account chats is. A short audit for businesses.
Choosing "Yes, and don't ask again" in Claude Code saves an allow rule to .claude/settings.local.json. It's kept out of git by default, but not always. Here's how to check your repositories.
In Anthropic's own tests, an agent that saved everything did worse than one that saved only what it couldn't see, and rigid note-taking rules hurt the stronger models. What that means for coding agents.
A proposed robots.txt token lets a site state a preference for or against AI training, per path. Under the draft, a wildcard block says nothing about training, and no line means no preference.
An independent assessment estimated 1.9x faster benchmark growth, with a wide interval, hedged conclusions and redacted evidence. Here's how to read a claim like that, and any vendor's claim.
DigitalOcean's Cuttlefish app lets you approve an AI agent's tool calls from an iPhone, with Face ID or a passcode for high-risk requests, just as Box Mount lets agents edit and delete synced team files.
Cloudflare added a Personal Assistants category and per-agent policies on 4 November 2026. You can see which agent visited and set rules per agent. Which user it acted for needs an early-access product.
Anthropic's amended S-1, filed 2 November 2026, shows both sides of an AI vendor's book: very fast revenue growth and very large, fixed compute commitments. Here's what that means if you build on its API.
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