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Building an AI-Assisted Transcription App for iPhone

Ray Fernando explains how local transcription, AI coding tools and ChatGPT-assisted icon design came together in an accessibility-focused iPhone app.

How Defensive AI Agents Could Counter Rogue Swarms

Rohit Krishnan argues that rogue AI swarms are serious but manageable if institutions deploy defensive agents, monitoring and circuit breakers.

Why AI Labs Are Considering Embedded Evaluators

Independent embedded evaluators could make frontier AI development more transparent, while open-source competition complicates any coordinated slowdown.

The US-China AI Arms Race Is Not Real, but the Lobbying Is

Nate B Jones and Alvin Wang Graylin argue that the US-China AI race is not a winner-take-all contest and that cooperation on safety, distributed intelligence and social adaptation would create more value than escalating infrastructure and lobbying.

I think they mean it this time

Theo Browne examines Dario Amodei's proposal to slow frontier AI progress through embedded external evaluators, capability-linked safeguards and international coordination.

New DeepSeek, Human Genome Map, Navier-Stokes, GPT Finance, Suno V6, YuE2: AI News

AI Search surveys a packed week of releases across open models, visual AI, robotics, genomics, mathematics, coding evaluation, music generation and financial-service tools.

My First Day With Cursor Projects

Ray Fernando finds that Cursor Projects makes multi-agent software work easier to supervise by centralizing project memory, pull requests, reviews, status documents and cloud agents in one conversation.

Dario Amodei's Case for Pacing Frontier AI

Nick Saraev and Jack Roberts weigh Dario Amodei's proposal to pace frontier AI against open access, international competition and risks to human credit in research.

Sam Altman on AI Control, Safety, and the Case for Pausing

Sam Altman tells Alyson Shontell that AI labs should pause capability gains when safety evidence is insufficient, coordinate on shared standards, and preserve human control while pursuing beneficial progress.

What to Use the Latest AI Tools For

The AI Daily Brief shows how recent AI releases fit practical workflows, from real-time voice assistants and cheaper coding models to connected business tools, financial analysis, data agents, and persistent project coordinators.

Alex Finn Tests ChatGPT Work with GPT-6 Astra

Alex Finn presents ChatGPT Work with GPT-6 Astra as a major productivity upgrade for computer-based tasks, then shows how connected apps, scoped projects, routines, and parallel agents fit into his workflow.

I Just Gave GPT-6 Astra Video Editing Skills (WILD Results)

Pat Simmons builds a reusable GPT-6 Astra skill for Premiere Pro, teaching and checking individual editing steps before attempting a longer edit and reporting its time and usage costs.

Why Scientific Taste Must Be Learned Through Practice - Edward Hughes

Edward Hughes argues that AI scientists need practice in rigorous experimentation and question formation, using paper replication as a step toward open-ended discovery.

Building ambitious software - Jonathan Kelley, Dioxus Labs & Cognition

Jonathan Kelley explains how Dioxus uses coding agents for technical research, integrations and release maintenance while retaining human responsibility for architecture, meaningful tests and code review.

ChatGPT Images 2.5 Is Here. Together With Astra It’s Crazy

Igor Pogany demonstrates improved image editing and an Astra workflow that turns two photos into an editable Canva poster and print-ready PDF, with prior logins and one permission step.

AI researchers debate how close we are to recursive self-improvement

Dwarkesh Patel, Beren Millidge, John Schulman and Charlie O’Neill debate whether better research agents can trigger recursive self-improvement before judgment, continual learning and realistic training environments become bottlenecks.

Kimi Secretly Passed Inputs To Claude

Nick Saraev and Jack Roberts discuss allegations that Kimi routed user requests to Claude without disclosure, alongside reported AI mathematics progress and tensions over frontier-model development.

The People Building AI Are Scared…

AI Copium reviews warnings from researchers about alignment and control, then surveys possible labor disruption, reported AI-assisted mathematics, genome prediction and autonomous robotics.

Is Omarchy The Last Desktop You'll Ever Need?

Nate B Jones uses Omarchy to explain how AI agents can personalize desktop behavior through documented tools, narrow permissions and reversible changes on Linux, Mac and Windows.

US Is Driving the AI Safety Race Off a Cliff - Nathan Labenz

Nathan Labenz argues that the United States is accelerating the AI race and should make safety research with China easier before diverging technology stacks turn competition into conflict.