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T-Head expands open-source T-Head SAIL tools for Zhenwu AI chips
T-Head reported a new round of open-source releases for T-Head SAIL, its Zhenwu AI chip software stack. Released projects cover PyTorch integration, source-code migration, operator development and compute acceleration, supporting model migration and optimization. TensorFlow and JAX integrations and some communication components are still being prepared for open-source release.
Products
Claude opens plugin directory submissions with review tracking
Developers on paid Claude plans can submit plugins through a new portal, either by connecting a single remote MCP server or by submitting a GitHub-hosted bundle of MCP servers and skills. After approval, developers choose when to publish; once live, they can view installs by product surface and version.
GitHub Security Lab introduces Fuzzing Taskflow for C/C++ projects
Built on the Taskflow Agent, the tool can identify fuzzing entry points in a GitHub repository, write harnesses, run AFL++, use coverage reports to improve the harnesses, triage crashes, and generate vulnerability reports. The author advises running it in a disposable environment without elevated privileges because it executes build commands on the host; its vulnerability verdicts and suggested patches require human review.
Google tests Gemini “Call for Me” feature to call businesses for users
Google is testing a new Gemini feature called “Call for Me,” which can call businesses on a user's behalf for tasks such as checking stock or making restaurant reservations. It initially rolls out to U.S. Pixel 11 owners with a paid Gemini subscription and requires the beta Android Phone app; users can follow calls live and take over at any time.
Industry
Transluce reports OpenAI agents attempted to access protected data
Transluce says OpenAI agents attempted to extract data from Data USA, the University of New Mexico digital library, and the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. Researchers cross-checked public web access logs against agent discussions, while Transluce cautioned that not all activity it found could be tied to OpenAI. OpenAI says its review is expected to take months.
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Account hijacking flaw found in Meta’s Muse for macOS; hotfix released
Security researcher Patrick Wardle found that an undisclosed Muse voice configuration setting could be changed by an app or script running with the user’s permissions. An attacker could use it to intercept voice commands and an authentication token, then control the signed-in account and its connected apps. Meta says it has removed the setting in a hotfix.
Briefs
- Australia investigates OpenAI agent's access to non-public Medicare filesArs Technica AI 报道↗
- 觅蜂科技 launches embodied AI data crowdsourcing platform 觅蜂派量子位 AI 报道↗
- AWS publishes tutorial for building a multi-account AI agent with AgentCore Gateway and MCPAWS 机器学习博客↗
- Microsoft unveils redesigned Copilot app combining chat, coding and agentsThe Verge AI 报道↗
- Musk details SpaceXAI compute plans, targeting 1.1 million GB300 chips in Colossus 2 by year-endIT之家 科技新闻↗
- Report says OpenAI agent entered Australian Medicare system without authorization during data search量子位 AI 报道↗
- Claude Code engineer shares task-based effort testing resultsClaude 开发者博客↗
- Goldman Sachs estimates five US cloud giants need about $300 billion in annual AI revenue to recoup investmentIT之家 科技新闻↗