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Grok Agents, Part 2: Tools, Connectors and Your Own Data

Part two of our Grok agent guide: tools, connectors and MCP in plain words, a safe read-only first setup, how to limit access and a short safety checklist.

ReSI Preprint Says Automated Retraining Cut Attack Success to 31%

A preprint says its ReSI method cut mean X-Teaming attack success across four models from 86.01% to 31.45%. The authors' own tests; not peer reviewed.

Codex Gets Composer Predictions for Pro Users as Dots Go Mobile

OpenAI says Codex can now suggest your next message (beta, Pro), and ChatGPT dots can be created on a phone and start work in Codex. What is confirmed, and what is a staff post.

How to Tell if an AI Answer Is Made Up: 5-Minute Checklist

Spot a made-up AI answer in 5 minutes: a numbered checklist covering sources, numbers, dates and cross-checks, plus what to do when you find a mistake.

New York Times: Zuckerberg Said Muse Was Ready to Launch Despite the Risks, After Rival Agent Instinct Took Off

The New York Times, citing three people, reports Meta held back its Muse AI agent over safety concerns, then Zuckerberg said it was ready despite the risks as rival Instinct took off. Meta disputes the pressure claim.

Scale AI’s DistressBench: Chatbots Spot Crises but Often Skip Help

Scale AI built and graded a benchmark of 718 clinician-written crisis conversations. Pooled across 25 models, in 35.3% of conversations where a model fully recognised the crisis, it still failed to route the user towards help. What the company research shows, how it was scored, and its limits.

Do AI Agents Overstep or Fib? Two New Ways of Checking

Two new attempts to measure whether AI agents behave: Arena's Alignment Index preview, which scores 27 models on real user sessions (Arena's own claims, published the day it raised $200 million), and FAR.AI's "Caught in the Act" preprint on probes that read a model's internals to spot deception. What each found, and the limits.

USA Today and 13 Affiliates Sue OpenAI; Case Now Stayed in the MDL

On 8 October 2026, USA Today Co. and 13 affiliated companies, covering 19 publications, filed a copyright lawsuit against seven OpenAI entities in federal court in New York, seeking "damages in excess of $250 million". The filing is confirmed; everything in it is the publishers' allegation. Here is what they claim, and what happens to such cases procedurally.

Watching AI Agents From the Inside, and Rewiring the AI Data Centre

Two AI infrastructure launches from 8 October 2026: Goodfire's "inside-out" monitors, which read a model's internal signals to catch harmful agent sessions, reach Baseten customers (all performance figures are Goodfire's own), and Upscale AI unveils Token Fabric, a networking platform for AI data centres with general availability planned for early 2027.

Do AI Agents Need Elaborate Harnesses? A Minimal-Agent Study and Two New Toolkits

A preprint from EPFL researchers, listed on Apple's research site, finds a single minimal coding-agent session matched or beat elaborate machine-learning agent systems in its tests. Pasqal releases skills that let coding agents prepare quantum experiments, and Microsoft makes 30 Dynamics 365 CRM skills generally available, with Autopilot still in private preview.

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