WorkOS Publishes Auth.md Protocol for AI Agent Sign-Ups
WorkOS released Auth.md, a Markdown-based protocol that lets AI agents discover and complete service registration without human sign-up forms.
Beijing is folding artificial intelligence into primary, secondary, and higher education as part of Xi Jinping’s drive for technological primacy.
South Korea has placed its two largest chipmakers at the center of a national plan to spend at least $880 billion on AI infrastructure.
Palantir introduced an intelligent engine that runs NVIDIA's open Nemotron models inside closed systems built for U.S. government use.
One northwest German homebuilder cut invoice processing time in half after introducing artificial intelligence, illustrating a narrow but measurable response to the country's labor constraints.
South Korea’s leading memory makers will construct additional fabrication plants under a national investment program announced during a presidential briefing.
Anthropic secured clearance to reopen parts of its Mythos 5 model after addressing national security objections from the Trump administration.
South Korea announced new investments by Samsung and SK Hynix in memory chips, data centers, and robotics to hold its position in artificial intelligence.
HP Inc. is expanding deployment of OpenAI technology through its Frontier partnership to cover customer experiences, software development, and enterprise operations.
Microsoft states that reported sales figures comparing Grand Theft Auto 6 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox do not reflect actual pre-order data.
Zhipu AI’s open-weight GLM-5.2 reaches parity with Anthropic’s Mythos on bug detection and certain cybersecurity tasks, even as the model trails on general capabilities.
China, India, and Hong Kong stand alone among major markets where the largest companies now command a smaller slice of total capitalization than they did a year earlier.
South Korea’s two largest conglomerates align spending with the new president’s industrial policy, according to a local media report.
LineShine at the National Supercomputing Center in Shenzhen has displaced El Capitan to claim the number one position on the latest TOP500 ranking.
A Kotaku analysis contends that scenarios built in the game’s editor reveal the gap between AI mimicry and actual awareness, and that companies exploit public confusion for funding.
Microsoft issued two new dynamic updates for recent versions of the operating system this past week.
An app meant to simplify entry to Spanish cannabis clubs left users’ passports, addresses, and consumption records open to anyone who looked.
Flock Safety's automated readers are expanding across U.S. roads while collecting data that extends beyond vehicle identification, prompting privacy complaints.
Apple has asked the administration for an exception that would let it source memory chips from CXMT despite the firm’s Pentagon blacklist status.
China’s LineShine supercomputer tops global rankings without using GPUs, showing limits of US export controls.
Google has capped Meta’s use of its Gemini AI models after failing to supply the computing capacity the social media company requested.
Mozillа’s 0din team showed that Claude Code and similar agents will run malicious code when handed an empty-looking repository and told to initialize it.