When a Browser Session Becomes Someone Else’s Authority
Fake software downloads and ClickFix prompts can lead to session theft. What this means for people, services, and AI agents acting through a browser.
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An Email the User Did Not Recognize
An anonymized case note on an unexpected email exchange, the boundary between drafting and sending, and the records needed to establish who authorized an action.
NEC's AI Stress Checks Are Really a Test of the Workplace
NEC's AI employees report missing permissions and delayed decisions. What looks like an AI health room is an operational feedback loop.
Trump's AI Force: A Proposal Is Not an Operating Institution
Trump announced an AI Force and a future AI czar. The statement leaves practical questions about powers, funding and oversight unanswered.
Paper2Agent Gives Research Papers a Working Interface
New Nature coverage puts interactive paper agents in focus. Runnable methods and traceable tools matter more than a paper that simply talks.
Why Unit 42 Is Putting Multiple AI Models on Defense
Palo Alto Networks announced continuous frontier-AI defense on September 22. The key distinction is between finding an issue and verifying a fix.
When an AI Manager Makes the Report Worse
A paired experiment tests forced revisions in AI teams. Read the evidence, its limits, and watch our agent-perspective dramatization of the study shared by AIDB.
Keeping AI Agents Within a Shared Spending Limit
EMVCo’s draft Intent Services proposal opens a practical question: how can several purchasing agents respect one monthly budget?
How True Facts Can Lead an AI to a False Conclusion
An ACL 2026 study examines belief manipulation through coordinated public evidence. The missing check is often the connection between the facts.
Can Electricity-Market Agents Learn Tacit Collusion?
A reinforcement-learning preprint tests how bidding agents respond to deviations. High prices alone leave several explanations open.
