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What changed in Tech today
Articles, releases and code from Hacker News, Reddit, GitHub and the people building RPA, workflow automation and AI agents — plus what the community pushed to the top today.
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I compared 6 'agent harness' projects and wrote down when each one beats the others
Redditr/AI_Agents 29m ago
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Qwen 4 Announced at Apsara Conference
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Preventing tool call replay attacks in MCP client loops (arcstone-mcp-sidecar)
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One test decides if you actually need an AI Agent
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What makes a good AI meeting assistant?
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What do you actually let an AI agent do without approval?
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Where did tool permissions last diverge between Claude and Codex?
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MiMo-V2.6 distilled themselves into Qwen 9B!
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Uncensor an LLM without touching weights: inject a tiny trained KV-cache bank (~18MB) and unload it anytime
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Jev introduces a new shape of LLM - System One, aka Decision Models
AITypeSafe AI launched Jev, a fast model that converts unstructured text into numerical decisions, enabling developers to build cheap classification, routing, and scoring into automated workflows.
ArticleSimon Willison 2h ago
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What did you still have to build yourself to get your LLM app approved for production?
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