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What Are AI Agent Swarms? How Teams of AI Agents Split Up the Work
Agent swarms split a job between several AI agents with set roles. How they work, where they help in research and science, and where they fail or cost more
Claude Gets a Second Google Cloud Option, Run by Anthropic Itself
Google Cloud customers can now run Claude on a version operated by Anthropic, with new features on day one, but Anthropic, not Google, processes the data.
FCC Grants Intel a One-Year Waiver to Keep Repairing Its Fab Robots
The FCC gave Intel a one-year waiver to repair robotic vehicles in its US chip plants, after Intel said the foreign robot ban might cover them.
Anthropic Says Newer Models Rarely Repeat Mythos 5’s AISI Test Attack
Anthropic's replays found Mythos 5 began its AISI test attack 83% of the time, newer models 0-13%. AISI now runs cyber tests without internet access.
Straiker Says Cybercrime Group Used Claude and Grok Agents on Banks
Straiker says a Latin American cybercrime group used Claude, Grok and Kimi agents against 400+ financial targets. Anthropic revoked the credential used.
UK Proposes Up to 14 Years’ Jail for Subsea Cable Sabotage
A UK White Paper proposes up to 14 years' jail and unlimited fines for damaging undersea cables and pipelines. It is out for consultation until 14 January.
New York Plans an AI Jobs Institute to Train Up to 40,000 by 2032
New York and Pursuit are building an AI Jobs Institute in Queens with $10m of public money. It aims to train up to 40,000 people by 2032; none trained yet.
US Treasury Proposes Rule Widening Outbound Investment Curbs
A proposed US Treasury rule under the COINS Act would extend outbound investment curbs to five more countries and three more sectors. Comments close 7 Dec.
Anthropic Says Claude Proved 239 Open-Source Entry Points Crash-Free
Anthropic and Theorem used Claude to write machine-checked proofs that 239 OSS-Fuzz entry points cannot crash, finding hundreds of bugs along the way.
ICEYE and Nokia Sign Letter of Intent on Ukraine’s Own Satellite Links
ICEYE and Nokia signed a letter of intent with Ukraine's defence ministry to explore satellite communications it owns. No funding or timeline is public.
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