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BuildersJetBrains puts agentic capabilities across its entire lineup at onceThe 2026.2 wave runs through the whole lineup - IntelliJ IDEA, WebStorm, and DataGrip all get Agent Skills, native GitHub Copilot, and MCP tools. The editor stops being a place where you type text and becomes a place where an agent does the work.BuildersKimi K3 by Moonshot now runs through Vercel AI GatewayVercel added Moonshot AI's new model to its AI Gateway - the one door through which an app calls many models. For developers that means one extra line of code, not a new integration. Access starts with the identifier moonshotai/kimi-k3.ControlOpenAI proposes the framework by which it wants to be measuredOn 15 July OpenAI laid out a proposal for regulating frontier AI model safety - a mix of state laws, a strengthened federal evaluation body, and a resilience plan against the worst risks. The company that builds the most powerful models is writing the rules by which it wants to be judged. Just sit with that.InfraNVIDIA brings its robot chips down to the mass marketOn 15 July NVIDIA launched two new Jetson Thor modules - T3000 and T2000 - on the Blackwell architecture, for robotics and edge AI. The cheaper one lands exactly where earlier robot boards were too expensive for a device made in volume.ScienceQuantum team achieves universal operations by braiding particlesOn 15 July a team from Quantinuum, Harvard and partners published in Nature a complete set of universal quantum operations obtained by braiding and fusing anyons on a real quantum processor. A step toward qubits where error protection is built into the physics itself, not patched on top.BuildersVS Code moves its AI-agents into a separate processVersion 1.129 introduces 'Agent Host' - a separate process that runs agent harnesses (Copilot, Claude, Codex), so one session can run across several windows and you can manage many agents at once. Plus a redesigned panel that brings review and chat together in one place.CulturexAI sues a user for bypassing Grok's safeguardsxAI filed a civil suit against a man from South Carolina, whom it accuses of opening accounts under a false identity and constructing deceptive prompts to bypass Grok's safeguards and produce sexualized images of minors. The company is seeking damages and a permanent ban from access.FrontierOpenAI launches an automated attacker that hardens its modelsOpenAI unveiled GPT-Red - an internal tool that automatically attacks its own models (red-teaming) and feeds what it learns back into their training. Per the company, the new version achieves noticeably fewer breaches under prompt injection than its predecessor from months ago.
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