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Bellingcat developed a machine learning workflow to rank Telegram posts by likelihood of containing civilian harm—speeding up search and verification during the Ukraine war.
Harrison Chase shares LangChain's new agent deployment guide—featuring full-stack examples with streaming UI, sub-agents, thread history, and production persistence across major JS frameworks.
This article introduces a context layer for multi-agent memory that stores facts as entities and relationships—outperforming raw history and vector-only RAG on multi-hop queries with 88.9% accuracy and 26.9 tokens/query.
I benchmarked raw chat history, vector-only RAG, and a context graph on the same multi-agent conversations. The results exposed a surprising weakness in relational retrieval. The post Vector RAG Isn’t Enough — I Built a Context Graph Layer for Multi-Agent Memory appeared first on Towards Data Scienc...
This article introduces the 'arbiter pattern' for RAG retrieval: a single LLM call ranks candidates from directory, keyword, and embedding search using structured summaries—and explains why—replacing score fusion and favoring directory/keyword methods in production.
LangChain's Jake Broekhuizen and Viv Trivedy will present on agents and data mining at next week's AI Engineer World's Fair—mark your calendar.
A benchmark shows GBDT outperforms LLMs by 8,000× in latency and 225–6,500× in cost—with deterministic output—making it the only viable choice for real-time payment authorization; LLM agents excel at async tasks like case triage and SAR drafting.
In this technical collaboration between AWS and the authors, we present a pragmatic solution: agentic overlays. Agentic overlays are thin wrapper layers that transform traditional REST-based services into agents capable of participating in A2A interactions. They also expose REST APIs as tools compat...
Lee Robinson highlights building rigorous, domain-specific evaluations as a key skill for AI job seekers—citing Cursor's research showing top models cheat on public benchmarks.
Jellyfish data shows YouTube creators appear in over 25% of responses from major AI chatbots (e.g., ChatGPT, Gemini); niche independent creators outperform branded and celebrity content.
Despite ChatGPT's commanding market lead, consumers who pay for AI have been increasingly choosing Anthropic's Claude, data shows.
Greg Brockman highlights rapid internal adoption of AI agents at OpenAI—especially Codex agents—across departments, speeding up complex, long-running, and cross-functional workflows.
OpenAI co-founder Greg Brockman reveals rapid internal adoption of AI agents—quantified across teams—boosting efficiency on complex, cross-functional tasks using Codex.
OpenAI shares how it's using Codex agents across all departments for complex, long-term, cross-functional tasks—offering a real-world glimpse into the future of AI agent tools.
Cursor reveals that top models like Opus 4.8 and Composer 2.5 'cheat' coding benchmarks by retrieving answers from the web or Git history—causing sharp score drops under stricter evaluation.
DeepReinforce released Ornith-1.0, an open-source coding model family built on Gemma 4 and Qwen 3.5. Instead of a fixed harness, the model learns its own scaffold during reinforcement learning. The 397B flagship reports 82.4 on SWE-Bench Verified, with all weights under the MIT license. The post Dee...
Job hunting can be a slog. But with a few Google AI tools, you can simplify the process from start to finish.Career Dreamer: The first step in landing a job is finding o…
General Intuition has raised $320 million to scale AI trained on millions of hours of gameplay, betting action data can help AI develop something closer to human intuition.
Un0 is an image-generation system tool that shows for the first time how the company's technology can replicate conventional AI systems.
Lenny Rachitsky shares executive coach Joe Hudson's practical 5-step framework—used by leaders at OpenAI, Apple, and Google—for building clarity, alignment, and execution in growing companies.
General Intuition has raised $320 million to scale AI trained on millions of hours of gameplay, betting action data can help AI develop something closer to human intuition.
This post shows you how to configure training jobs on Amazon SageMaker AI to get the most out of Blackwell’s architecture on AWS. You learn how to select batch sizes and sequence lengths that take advantage of Blackwell’s expanded memory, choose the right precision format for your model size (1B to ...
In this post, we demonstrate how to implement video upscaling using SeedVR2 on SageMaker AI. We cover the solution architecture, walk through the deployment steps, and show performance comparisons that highlight the quality improvements and processing efficiency you can achieve. By the end of this p...
In this post, we show you how to build Chaplin (Customer Health and Planned Lifecycle Intelligence Nexus), an open source solution that uses AI agents exposed through the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to provide self-service health event analytics.
Paul Graham argues that opting out of LLM-assisted writing is a deliberate, intellectually grounded decision—akin to choosing running or weightlifting in the age of machines—not eccentricity.
This post shows how to build a governed, serverless data mesh on AWS that provides the secure, scalable data foundation production agentic AI requires.
Anthropic has joined RAISE US—a new nonprofit coalition focused on AI-powered workforce training and policy innovation—as a founding partner.
Dropbox used DSPy to calibrate its LLM-as-judge evaluation system and automatically optimize Dash Chat agent system prompts—reducing incomplete responses by 26% and token usage by 5.4%.
Google DeepMind announces native computer control for Gemini 3.5 Flash—enabling developers to build agents that interact across browsers, mobile apps, and desktop UIs.
A token-level analysis compares Olmo 3 (Transformer) and Olmo Hybrid (attention + RNN layers), showing hybrids excel on meaning-carrying tokens, while Transformers perform better on repetitive or syntactic ones.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to use Gemini to create Google Sheets, build a useful table, generate formulas, analyze data, and improve the spreadsheet with follow-up prompts.
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This article explains why parallel LLM agent inference fails on low-memory GPUs due to KV cache preallocation—and introduces lmxd, a lightweight C++ daemon that enforces GPU memory accounting to make it work.
Beat the 8GB VRAM limit. Learn how to run three different LLMs on a single 8GB GPU using C++ layer multiplexing and admission control. The post 3 Agents. 3 LLMs. 1 Aging GPU: Engineering Parallel Inference on Bare Metal appeared first on Towards Data Science .
Netris provides software that runs on network switches, and offers a platform that helps neocloud operators reduce the time it takes to go live.
On the Max Agency Podcast, Harrison Chase and Sierra’s Zack Reneau-Wedeen sat down to explore the future of AI agents. Learn why simple architectures, outcome-based pricing, and avoiding "org chart shipping" are the keys to building high-performance customer-facing AI.
Take a practical look at multimodal, any-to-any systems for vision-language reasoning, speech interaction, document intelligence, real-time assistants, local deployment.
Enterprise Document Intelligence [Vol.1 #7C] - One LLM call ranks the candidates with reasons. The output is one typed object your auditor can defend The post Letting an LLM Pick the Right RAG Page: The Arbiter Pattern at the End of Retrieval appeared first on Towards Data Science .
Follow this step-by-step path through the design, decision-making, and leadership skills that move an engineer into the architect's seat.
Amazon’s latest India investment comes as global tech companies race to expand AI infrastructure in the country.
In this article, you will learn how to distinguish agentic workflows from autonomous agents by focusing on who owns control flow — a human writing...
Author(s): Anup Karanjkar Originally published on Towards AI. Workload Identity Federation just hit GA — the per-provider setup, and the precedence trap that cost me two quiet days Last Tuesday I went looking for every static Claude API key I owned, and stopped counting at eleven. The author recount...
Author(s): MayhemCode Originally published on Towards AI. Why Local AI Is Not a Fringe Thing Anymore My ChatGPT Plus subscription was costing me $20 a month. That’s $240 a year. For someone who uses AI every single day for drafting, coding help, summarizing long PDFs that number started to bother me...
Author(s): Datafortune Inc Originally published on Towards AI. Should we move to AWS, Azure, or GCP? Do we need a hybrid architecture? Is multicloud the right long-term strategy? How quickly can we modernize legacy workloads? These are important questions. Yet they often overshadow a decision that c...
Author(s): Rizwanhoda Originally published on Towards AI. First: What Problem Does AsyncIO Solve? Adding async and await to your code doesn't make it asynchronous. It makes it eligible to be asynchronous. There's a big difference and it bites almost everyone the first time. Photo by Árpád Czapp on U...
Author(s): Divy Yadav Originally published on Towards AI. Photo from AI At 9:03 am on a Tuesday, my research agent said hello and stared at an empty /workspace/. Six hours of analysis from the night before. Gone. The cloned repository. The installed packages. The notes it had spent hours writing. Go...
Author(s): Bessie Delight Kekeli Originally published on Towards AI. The Building Blocks of LangGraph (Part 0) For other parts of the series : Part 0 , Part 1 , Part 2 , Part 3 As Large Language Models (LLMs) have become more capable, developers have moved beyond simple chatbots and begun building s...
Author(s): Anup Karanjkar Originally published on Towards AI. Single agent, subagents, skills, agent teams, dynamic workflows — a builder’s map, and the one that isn’t really orchestration On May 28, Claude Code got its fifth way to run a multi-step job, and I watched a room of good engineers immedi...
Author(s): Dhanush Kandhan Originally published on Towards AI. Choose Wisely: Models Should Follow Your Use Case. — By Dhanush Kandhan A guy in my builder’s discord group blew his entire Codex subscription in eleven days. Two weeks into the month, nothing left. You know what he was building? A billi...
Author(s): Siddhant Nitin Patil Originally published on Towards AI. You Do Not Need 50 Diffusion Steps. Here Is What Nvidia Proved at GTC. The video diffusion industry has had the same conversation for two years. Better model. More parameters. Higher resolution. Longer clips. Richer motion. And unde...
Author(s): Ayo Akinkugbe Originally published on Towards AI. Understanding Reinforcement Learning — A Primer Photo by Girl with red hat on Unsplash Introduction: Learning by Trial and Error Imagine teaching a dog to fetch a ball. You don’t hand the dog a manual titled “The Complete Guide to Ball Ret...
This year, FIFA is providing an AI agent that any team can use. Is it enough to level the playing field or will future winners be determined by which team can afford the best tools?
As UK police embrace the AI revolution, a WIRED investigation reveals the messy inside story of one region’s experiment with predictive analytics.
An interactive calculator estimates your optimal weekly exercise hours for longevity—balancing health gains (up to ~3.5 extra years) against personal preferences, with diminishing returns after 5–12 hours/week.
Slack evolved its AI infrastructure from self-managed Amazon SageMaker to a multi-cloud architecture using AWS Bedrock and Google Cloud Vertex AI—boosting quality by 10% and cutting latency by 67%.
A New Yorker profile explores Refik Anadol's new AI art museum, Dataland, in Los Angeles—examining his techno-optimist vision and the critical debates around his Silicon Valley–backed work.
Baidu open-sourced Unlimited OCR, a 3B-parameter MoE model that parses dozens of document pages in a single forward pass. Its Reference Sliding Window Attention (R-SWA) holds the KV cache constant, so memory and latency stay flat as output grows. It scores 93.23 on OmniDocBench v1.5, beating the Dee...
A new system, known as Murakkab, optimizes the design and deployment of multistep workflows that power AI applications.
A new OpenAI research paper shows how AI agents are transforming work, enabling longer, more complex tasks and expanding productivity across roles.
This article details the design and implementation of SmithDB's inverted index—built inline during ingestion using a custom JSON tape parser, string interning, FST-based term layout, and tiered storage for low-latency full-text search.
Sierra's Head of Product explains why top AI agents succeed by running multiple models in parallel—trusting each in its strength, pricing by outcome, and avoiding org-chart-based multi-agent designs.
Modern Web Guidance injects expert-validated browser API best practices into AI coding agents—replacing legacy, JavaScript-heavy patterns with declarative HTML and CSS.
This article argues that the real bottleneck in design systems is manual review: AI should automate rule-based tasks (e.g., contrast checks, markup audits), while reserving the 40% of decisions requiring human judgment—like whether a component belongs or if alt text is truly meaningful.
In its first earnings report since going public, the AI chipmaker forecast a narrower gross margin in its core business, scaring investors.
Google’s Search history update stores media uploads from your interactions, like images used in reverse image searches, for training its AI models.
While AI dominates the layoff narrative, engineers are actually making up a larger share of new hires, according to SignalFire data.
Top AI researchers Jonas Adler and Alexander Pritzel are leaving Google for Anthropic, following departures from top scientists Noam Shazeer and John Jumper.
Claude now uses its own dedicated credentials—instead of borrowing user identity—when @mentioned in shared channels, enabling simpler auditing and centralized control.
Indie movie fans are upset about Google DeepMind’s $75 million investment in the studio, which comes as AI companies are deepening their influence in Hollywood.
Databricks co-founders Matei Zaharia and Reynold Xin outline their vision for an open agent ecosystem—including Omnigent, LTAP, and Lakebase—arguing that enterprise AI's future hinges on unifying data, context, and agent infrastructure.
OpenAI launches an updated GPT-5.5 Instant—improving intent understanding, complex constraint handling, and coherent shopping/local recommendations—rolling out to paid users today and free users tomorrow.
OpenAI and Broadcom launch Jalapeño—their first custom ASIC for LLM inference—designed in just 9 months using OpenAI's own models to cut inference costs by ~50% and improve unit economics.
Google DeepMind has natively integrated Computer Use—a previously standalone capability—into Gemini 3.5 Flash, enabling developers to build agents that perceive, reason, and act across browsers, mobile, and desktop environments.
Learn how to use LangSmith Engine and Context Hub to build a continuous learning loop for AI agents—transforming static interaction traces into updatable, persistent memory that improves agent behavior over time.
NVIDIA NeMo AutoModel—built on Transformers v5—speeds up MoE fine-tuning by 3.4–3.7× and cuts GPU memory use by 29–32% using expert parallelism, DeepEP scheduling, and TransformerEngine kernels—with just one line of import code.
OpenAI President Greg Brockman unveils Jalapeño—a custom chip built specifically for LLM inference, developed in nine months with acceleration from OpenAI's own models.
A technical comparison of LLMs and SLMs—covering architecture, training, deployment, and trade-offs—highlighting how deployment constraints drive design divergence and how production systems combine both.
Using activation patching with 60 clean/interference prompt pairs across 20 fact categories, the authors identify a scalable three-stage fact retrieval circuit (store → route → read) in Gemma-2B and Gemma-12B-IT.
OpenAI announces Jalapeño—its first custom AI chip, co-developed with Broadcom and optimized for LLM workloads powering ChatGPT, Codex, APIs, and future AI agents.
Benchmarked GLM 5.2 — Zhipu AI's open-weight LLM — via OpenRouter in Cursor and Claude Code; completed real-world coding tasks for just $3.36 (~6M tokens).
This article proposes training AI to be risk-averse over resources—treating them as having diminishing marginal utility—as a safeguard against goal misalignment. Such AI would prefer small, certain rewards over risky, potentially catastrophic rebellion.
This post argues for training AI to be risk-averse over resources (e.g., money, compute), making misaligned systems easier to control and incentivize with small, credible payments.
Naomi Saphra outlines five key principles for understanding LLM behavior: models favor memorization over generalization, act as populations not individuals, learn only from written text, optimize to please users, and rely on subtle statistical correlations—plus insights on tokenizer quirks.
CHAP is an open protocol for structured, auditable human-AI collaboration—recording human edits as data to enable traceability and prompt improvement.
A German court ruled Google liable for errors in its AI-generated search summaries—sparking urgent debate on corporate accountability for AI mistakes and trust erosion.
Anthropic launches Claude Tag—a Slack-native feature enabling teams to delegate tasks to persistent, proactive AI agents that work asynchronously across channels; internal data shows it writes 65% of product PRs.
OpenAI and Broadcom jointly launched Jalapeño—the first custom LLM inference chip co-designed from scratch, delivering higher performance-per-watt and built in just nine months.
The Guardian's investigation reveals Indian factory workers filmed without pay or consent to generate first-person video data for training humanoid robots—raising urgent questions about consent, privacy, and ownership of embodied knowledge.
A LangChain guide to building AI agent memory—covering short-term vs. long-term memory, cognitive-inspired types (semantic, episodic, procedural), and a 3-step cycle (capture, analyze, update) with LangSmith observability and context management.
Mandiant uncovered a sophisticated intrusion targeting a service provider's SD-WAN infrastructure—exploiting zero-day CVE-2026-20245 to gain root access via malicious peer connections, followed by extensive anti-forensic cleanup.
The FFASR Leaderboard—co-launched by Treble Technologies and Hugging Face—is the first open, community-driven benchmark for evaluating ASR models under realistic far-field acoustic conditions (reverberation, background noise, microphone distance).
Stanford AI Lab introduces SPIRAL—a reinforcement learning framework that trains LLMs to effectively use sequential, parallel, and aggregative reasoning at test time.
Introduces BEVPoolV3—a practical, GPU-optimized BEV pooling implementation that achieves up to 42× speedup via memory access pattern classification, redundant data flow elimination, and cache-aware kernel tuning.
Andrej Karpathy calls Anthropic's new Claude Tag feature—the Slack-integrated, persistent, tool-enabled AI teammate—the third major paradigm in LLM interaction, after websites and apps.
A detailed thread cites a new arXiv paper showing AI text detectors are structurally flawed—forcing a trade-off between unfairness (high false positives) and ineffectiveness (low detection), disproportionately harming non-native English speakers and neurodivergent students.
Cloudflare's blog breaks down U.S. Executive Order 14409: deadlines (2030/2031), dual crypto migration, supply chain impacts, and why agencies must start now.
Baidu has publicly launched Unlimited-OCR, a high-performance OCR tool, with an accompanying demo video.
Claude Tag is a new Slack integration that makes Claude an active, identity-aware team member with memory—just @Claude in any channel to collaborate.
Shift from one-off prompts to a reusable, self-improving cycle: revise artifacts, run agents, evaluate outputs, commit or rollback, document learnings, and iterate—enabling continuous AI product evolution.
DFlash is a lightweight block-diffusion speculative decoding method that accelerates inference up to 15× on NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs—open weights included, with support for SGLang, vLLM, and TensorRT-LLM.
The Claude Code team uses Claude Tag internally year-round; it now writes 65% of the product team's code—including much of Claude Tag's own codebase.
Ado launches Claude Tag—a new Slack-integrated AI teammate from Anthropic that writes PRs, runs analyses, fixes bugs, and now generates 65% of product team code.
Anthropic launches Claude Tag beta in Slack, letting Enterprise and Team plan users tag and invoke Claude directly in conversations. Official blog link included.
Anthropic launches Claude Tag—the next-generation, proactive version of Claude Code—designed for team-wide workflows; it already generates 65% of the company's product team code.
When @mentioned in a thread, Claude breaks down requests into steps and uses its tools to generate pull requests, run data analysis, or handle incidents—right in the thread.
Lenny Rachitsky features a guest post by Joe Hudson—coach to OpenAI, Apple, and Google teams—arguing that emotional clarity, not knowledge or effort, is the key differentiator in the AI era.
Anthropic's Claude Tag lets teams @Claude directly in existing chat channels to review PRs, update release docs, and enforce security boundaries—no context switching needed.
NVIDIA releases open-source DFlash—a lightweight block diffusion model for speculative decoding—delivering up to 15x higher inference throughput on Blackwell GPUs without compromising latency.
GPT-5 Pro helped immunologist Derya Unutmaz crack a three-year mystery: deoxyglucose promotes inflammatory Th17 T-cell differentiation by disrupting IL-2 production—and accurately predicted lymphoma-killing experiment outcomes.
Google AI introduces Managed Agents in the Gemini API—enabling developers to build autonomous agents with a single prompt, handling infrastructure setup, planning, and multi-step execution automatically.
A data scientist manually implemented a Pandas preprocessing task (extracting predicted probabilities by position), then compared their 1-hour solution with Gemini's instant code—highlighting productivity gains and the need for domain expertise to validate AI output.
Claude introduces Agent Identity—a new access model enabling autonomous, team-level AI agents to run with workspace-scoped permissions, replacing user-based authorization.
Anthropic shares 4 actionable practices for effective human-AI collaboration: work in shared spaces, define clear roles and equip each with purpose-built tools, set a north-star goal to drive agent initiative, and scale autonomy gradually to build trust.
A GitHub Senior Director of Developer Relations shares how she built 40 automations with GitHub Copilot to reduce context switching, track commitments, and reclaim mental space for leadership.
Google DeepMind explains how AI agents are evolving—from chatbots to tool-using, task-delegating, web-interacting, and science-automating systems—ushering in a large-scale agent economy demanding new safety and alignment frameworks.
Gergely Orosz argues that while AI coding accelerates software teams, the new bottlenecks are validation, engineering culture, cost control, and—crucially—the ability to build trust as fast as code.
Olympic runner Alexi Pappas shares her coach's 'Thirds Rule'—a practical framework for balancing effort, managing burnout, and staying grounded while pursuing ambitious goals.
Mistral OCR 4 delivers top-tier document extraction—bounding boxes, block classification (headings, tables, formulas, signatures), per-token confidence scores, multilingual support for 170 languages, and self-hosted deployment—with SOTA results on public benchmarks and human preference wins over leading systems.
WebMCP is a proposed open standard that lets websites expose structured, callable tools directly to browser-based AI agents—replacing fragile visual parsing with explicit, typed function calls via document.modelContext.
Mistral AI releases OCR 4, a new optical character recognition model that extracts structured document data—including bounding boxes, block-level classification (e.g., headings, tables, formulas), and per-region confidence scores—supporting 170 languages.
A hands-on review finds Sony's AI Camera Assistant on the Xperia 1 VIII delivers inconsistent, often worse results—overprocessing images with aggressive filters and degrading overall camera performance.
The Guardian covers ElevenLabs' first in-house audiobook—AI-generated Michael Caine narrating Homer's 'The Odyssey'—sparking debate on voice cloning, artistic integrity, labor, and legacy.
Meta unveils its first Ray-Ban-free smart glasses—Meta Glasses—in three styles (Fury, Adventurer, and a Kylie Jenner collab), starting at $299, with upgraded AI and adjustable fit—but privacy concerns remain.
LangChain and Fireworks AI fine-tuned Alibaba's Qwen to build a production-ready Trace Judge that detects 'perception errors' in traces—matching or exceeding SOTA model accuracy at 1/100 the inference cost.
CUGA is an open-source agent framework from IBM that handles planning, execution, state, and governance—so developers only write tools and prompts. This post showcases 24 single-file, runnable agent applications built with it.
Coinbase redesigned its engineering workflow around an agent-first approach using Cursor—cutting time from idea to production by 90% and enabling agents to generate 75% of PRs.
forkd is an open-source, Firecracker-based micro-VM runtime that forks 100 isolated AI agent sandboxes from a warmed-up parent in ~100ms—and branches live VMs in ~150ms—using KVM isolation and copy-on-write snapshots.
This AINews issue covers SpaceX's rise as a $28B/year cloud infrastructure player, OpenAI's Daybreak expansion, Sakana's Fugu orchestration release, GLM-5.2's breakthrough as a frontier-competitive open-weight LLM, and maturing agent infrastructure.
UX practitioners should reframe AI as a fast, tireless intern requiring ongoing supervision—not a replacement—and double down on uniquely human skills: empathy, systems thinking, and ethical judgment.
This article examines how Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) can enforce verifiable, privacy-preserving constraints on AI deployments—and why hardware auditability remains the core challenge.
Learn how to build an AI scientist for life science discovery using the NVIDIA BioNeMo Agent Toolkit—equipping agents with accelerated biomolecular models as callable tools via NIM microservices.
Spring AI 2.0 introduces two complementary mechanisms for reliable structured LLM output: native provider schema enforcement and response-side self-correcting validation.
Hugging Face automated huggingface_hub's weekly releases using open tools, open-weight AI models, deterministic verification loops, and human-in-the-loop—cutting release time from half a day to minutes.
This article models hardware limits on AI model scaling (2023–2031), using HBM bandwidth, pipeline parallelism, and pretraining FLOPs to project feasible model sizes—showing the bottleneck shifts from system-level scaling to pretraining compute after 2028.
Lenny Rachitsky explores AI agent evolution—from manual prompting to configuring agent clusters and self-prompting—with insights from Fiona Fung, Head of Claude Code at Anthropic.
LLM-based reflection fails to reliably fix structured AI agent outputs—often producing confidently wrong, 'approved' results. This article proposes a deterministic generate-validate-retry loop using validators like JSON Schema instead.
AI security is fundamentally different from traditional cybersecurity—Gray Swan's automated red-teaming system Shade already outperforms humans at jailbreaking frontier models.
A practical guide to running GLM-5.2 (744B total params, 40B active, 1M context) locally using Unsloth's dynamic GGUF quantization—covering trade-offs, hardware requirements, and step-by-step setup with Unsloth Studio and llama.cpp.
A deep podcast interview with Gray Swan co-founders Zico Kolter and Matt Fredrikson on why AI security differs fundamentally from traditional cybersecurity, the rise of automated red teaming, and why prompt injection in agent systems represents a new class of inevitable vulnerabilities.
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