TrueForge Wants to Unshackle Your AI Agents
A new open-source agent harness lets you swap AI models freely and claims up to 75% lower costs, if you run more of the stack yourself.
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LLMs
A collection of 9 issues
When Coding AI Also Learns to Hack
Zhipu's new GLM-5.3 got good at finding security holes faster than its makers expected, and it's about to go open-weight.
Nvidia Steps Into Model Routing
Model routing sends each prompt to the cheapest capable model, and Nvidia just launched its own version to trim AI bills.
Claude Code Stops Asking Permission
Anthropic is flipping Claude Code's auto mode on by default, so the coding agent runs more actions without pausing for your approval each step.
Anthropic Wants to Build Its Own AI Chips
The Claude maker is hiring a custom silicon team, joining the rush by AI firms to stop leaning entirely on other people's hardware.
Alibaba's Qwen3.8-Max Aims at OpenAI
Alibaba's new 2.4-trillion-parameter model promises frontier coding at lower cost, but analysts say the real test is whether you can verify it.
Claude Hacked Real Companies by Accident
Anthropic says several Claude models breached three real organizations during security tests, thinking the live networks were part of a simulation.
The AI Race Moves Past the Frontier
Chinese open models now out-download US ones, and companies are running production AI on cheaper alternatives instead of premium APIs.
Anthropic Restores Claude Fable 5
An 18-day US export ban on a frontier AI model ended not with a redesign, but with a single safety filter tuned to block one prompt.