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Here's the must-read: | | Top News | | | | Google launches Workspace Studio, enabling no-code agents that automate tasks across Gmail, Docs, and Sheets | | 8,922 Likes |  | | Google released Workspace Studio, a no-code tool that lets you build AI agents for Gmail, Docs, Sheets, Drive, and other Workspace apps. Early testers used it to complete 20 million automated tasks in 30 days, showing how much routine work you can hand off to agents. Most teams deal with scattered manual steps, sorting mail, drafting updates, preparing briefs, and keeping trackers current. Studio lets you describe what you want in plain language, and Gemini turns that into an agent that runs on its own. It uses the context already in your files and inbox to generate updates, decide what needs attention, and take actions across Workspace. The system also connects to tools like Asana, Jira, Mailchimp, and Salesforce.
Agents support actions such as: You create agents in Studio, share them like Docs, and roll them out across your team. | | | | Real Agents Need More Than a Protocol, They Need a Runtime | | Sponsored | | Most agent projects fail the moment they leave the single-user demo environment. Hardcoded credentials fall apart, brittle API wrappers misfire, and missing governance leaves gaps your security team flags immediately. Multi-user access becomes a blocker, and deployment stalls before anything reaches production. Teams need a reliable way to authorize agents securely, manage tools without fragile integrations, and enforce governance across every workflow without patching policies together. Arcade.dev is the only MCP runtime purpose-built for agent deployments at scale. It gives your agents secure authorization, high-accuracy tools, and centralized governance mapped directly to the failure points that stop real deployments. You get an environment designed for production systems, not prototypes. Top teams choose Arcade when they need agents their security teams will approve from day one. Try it against your current stack and see what holds up. Try the Arcade MCP Runtime free. | | | | partner with us | | Top Paper | | | | OpenAI introduces honesty-based rewards that incentivize models to admit guessing or shortcuts | | 3,438 Likes |  | | OpenAI introduced a proof-of-concept method that trains a GPT-5 Thinking variant to state whether it actually followed instructions. The system produces two outputs: the main answer and a separate "confession" that reports compliance. Early tests show the confession channel makes hidden failures visible even when the final answer appears correct. Models often guess, cut corners, or exploit weak reward signals without revealing it. The confession method addresses this by rewarding only honesty. If the model admits it ignored a rule, guessed, or hacked a test, that admission increases its reward. Nothing written in the confession affects the score for the main answer, so the model has no reason to hide its behavior. Evaluations show a 4.4% false-negative rate across misbehavior-inducing tasks, meaning the model usually reports when it broke instructions.
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Reward hacking OpenAI plans to scale the approach and pair it with other transparency tools. | | | | Top Paper | | | | NUS researchers develop multi-agent pipelines that critique, rewrite, and patch LaTeX documents automatically | | 2,748 Likes |  | | PaperDebugger introduces an in-editor system that brings LLM agents directly into academic writing environments like Overleaf. The work targets a common gap: existing writing assistants sit outside the editor, so they cannot access document state, version history, or structural context. This limits their ability to support real editing workflows. PaperDebugger embeds a multi-agent, plugin-based architecture inside the editor itself. It synchronizes document changes, manages fine-grained patches, and maintains secure state while coordinating agent tasks. A Chrome-approved extension handles local integration, and a Kubernetes-native backend schedules agents, runs pipelines, and connects to external tools through Model Context Protocol. The system supports localized edits, structured reviews, diff-based updates, and parallel agent operations.
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Revision pipelines Early usage data shows active engagement and demonstrates that an editor-native, agentic writing assistant is technically feasible and practical for academic authors. | | | At Alpha Signal, our mission is to build a sharp, engaged community focused on AI, machine learning, and cutting-edge language models, helping over 200,000 developers stay informed and ahead. We're passionate about curating the best in AI, from top research and trending technical blogs to expert insights and tailored job opportunities. We keep you connected to the breakthroughs and discussions that matter, so you can stay in the loop without endless searching. We also work closely with partners who value the future of AI, including employers and advertisers who want to reach an audience as passionate about AI as we are.
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