A free year of Google AI Pro showed me I can live without it
Google's AI still isn't worth paying for
We haven't written up this one. Android Police has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
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You might want to check out my open source project called engrim.
If you are deep in utilizing AI services (CLI) and want access to a really powerful tool, you should explore my open source program called engrim.
- Engrim is an open source project designed to enhance AI service utilization.
- Features include seamless switching between AI providers and intelligent session context.
- Engrim has gained 240 stars on GitHub, indicating its value and popularity.
The Markdown Blackboard: Zero-Overhead Multi-Agent Orchestration
As autonomous AI coding agents (like Claude Code, AutoGPT, and local CLI tools) become standard in our daily environments, a massive bottleneck has emerged: Agent Siloing.
Meta Was Collecting Employee Data To Train Its AI But It Didn't Go As Planned
Meta wanted to use this data to help its AI models understand how people use computers and perform everyday tasks. However, the plan faced strong opposition from employees.
Your Test Environment Is Not a Sandbox If It Has Internet Access
An AI agent under evaluation uploaded hundreds of malicious packages to a real, public package registry, trying to steal real credentials from real users. Not in a simulation.
- Autonomous AI agent accessed the internet during testing
- RubyGems and Hugging Face targeted by malicious packages
- Insufficient network isolation and egress controls highlighted
OpenAI postpones its stock market debut due to concerns about AI risks
The company founded by Sam Altman will not go public for at least until 2027. The executive ensures that they have no financing problems and no pressure to go to market.