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New modelsStack Overflow for Agents triples signups after launching ChatGPT pluginHerald of AI
A quick plugin move turned a two-engineer product into a 10x growth story.
How it worksDeepSeek launches Search and Fetch APIs for $0.75 per 1000 requestsHerald of AI
The new tools let AI agents pull live web content directly through code, without building their own web crawlers.
A new open-source tool from Google Research lets agents get better at tasks by tweaking their setup instead of their core model.
How it worksA developer gave Claude Code a website and an ad budget. Here is what it did.Herald of AI
Using Anthropic's coding tool on a data-harvesting website shows how autonomous AI agents handle real-world tasks.
How it worksClawLoop AI agents that teach themselves to get betterHerald of AIFigure: Yang et al., arXiv:2610.14118, CC BY 4.0
A new training framework lets AI agents improve on their own without a stronger teacher model guiding every step.
How it worksEngineer Your Game As an AI HarnessHerald of AI
Developers are rethinking how games are built so large language models can actually help create them instead of falling apart.
How it worksAlibaba's QwenGyre Makes Training Long-Running AI Agents Much FasterHerald of AI
A new elastic reinforcement learning system lets AI coding agents run for hours while still training efficiently on expensive GPU hardware.
New modelsMeta Launches First Frontier AI Model, Muse WonderHerald of AI
The tech giant enters the top-tier AI race with two new models built for complex tasks and personal agents.
How it worksHow Google's RRSI lets AI agents improve themselves without going off the railsHerald of AI
A new Google Research guide shows how self-improving agents can rewrite their own code using regularized feedback loops.
How it worksAI Agent Can Now Build Complete Games From Just a Few WordsHerald of AIFigure: Yang et al., arXiv:2610.06910, CC BY-SA 4.0
A new framework called GAMEGO turns brief game ideas into full games by training agents on synthetic trajectories built from real-world game assets.