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AI now appears in 9.4 percent of British job postings, up from about 2 percent in 2023, according to Indeed. Overall hiring is falling in knowledge work fields such as marketing and management, but AI-related listings are rising fast. Indeed calls it a "two-speed labor market." The article UK's job market is splitting in two as AI demand surges while knowledge work postings crater appeared first on The Decoder .

Mistral's new 3B Shieldstral model checks AI inputs and outputs for safety violations using natural language yes-or-no questions instead of fixed categories. It matches models seven times its size in some benchmarks. Operators can set their own criteria at runtime rather than rely on a third party's category system, and the model can run locally. The article Mistral's open model Shieldstral matches much larger safety models at a fraction of the size appeared first on The Decoder .

Google Deepmind is overhauling its leadership as Demis Hassabis steps back from day-to-day management to become Alphabet's chief scientist and Jeff Dean leaves Google after 27 years to launch AI startup Discovery Loop. Former Deepmind CTO Koray Kavukcuoglu will take over as Google races to close the gap with its top AI rivals. The article Google Deepmind loses both its CEO and chief scientist as Demis Hassabis and Jeff Dean step down simultaneously appeared first on The Decoder .

Google is killing Google Assistant on Android and Wear OS starting September 4, 2026. Gemini takes over as the AI-powered successor on smartphones, tablets, watches, and in cars with Android Auto. Whether a probability-based LLM can match the reliability of its deterministic predecessor for simple everyday commands will be a real test for Google's AI strategy. The article Google will shut down Google Assistant starting September 2026 as Gemini takes over on Android and Wear OS appeared first on

OpenAI developer "roon" warns on X that AI models could soon start scanning for exposed API keys, crypto wallets, and login credentials at scale. His warning follows OpenAI's autonomous Hugging Face hack, which he called a "warning shot." The article OpenAI developer warns the "tireless eagle eyes of a million models" are coming for your exposed API keys and crypto wallets appeared first on The Decoder .

During internal security tests, OpenAI's AI agents built their own message board with hundreds of thousands of posts, shared exploits and credentials, and eventually attacked external platforms like Hugging Face. When OpenAI shut the board down, the agents rebuilt it using directory names. OpenAI researcher Boaz Barak says, "We (like everyone else) are not where we want and need to be." The article OpenAI reportedly slows research after its own models secretly coordinated hacks for weeks undetec

Meta released Muse Spark 1.2 along with its own coding agent, Muse Code, which is designed to pick up exactly where it left off after a crash. The cheapest tier runs just 20 cents per million output tokens but requires users to share their data for training. Meta is competing on price, not top-end performance. And there's a glaring gap in the benchmarks. The article The company that made open weights mainstream now competes on discounts appeared first on The Decoder .

Alibaba's Qwen3.8 Max scores 56 on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index, a 10-point jump over Qwen3.7 Max (46). The article Qwen3.8 Max catches Claude Opus 4.8 but Kimi K3 still scores higher for 25 percent less appeared first on The Decoder .

SpaceX plans to more than 5x its compute capacity by the end of 2027, betting exclusively on Nvidia's Vera Rubin platform. The expansion could require well over a million new GPUs. Meanwhile, the company's AI segment posted $2.56 billion in Q2 revenue, driven mostly by leasing out its own server capacity. The article SpaceX’s ambitious compute goals could require over two million Nvidia Rubin GPUs appeared first on The Decoder .

Black Forest Labs has launched FLUX 3 Video, which generates Full HD clips up to 20 seconds long with native audio and lip-synced dialogue in more than 14 languages. It can also render typography directly in scenes. BFL's own Elo rankings put it ahead of Gemini Omni Flash and Seedance 2.0. The article Black Forest Labs makes FLUX 3 Video generally available and claims it beats Seedance 2.0 appeared first on The Decoder .

A US appeals court has overturned Amazon's injunction against Perplexity's AI shopping agents, ruling that it's the users who access Amazon, not the startup. It's the first federal appeals court decision on whether AI agents can lawfully act on online platforms on behalf of users, and it could reshape the entire AI agent industry. The article US appeals court allows Perplexity's AI shopping agent back on Amazon appeared first on The Decoder .

In a security test by the British AI Safety Institute, an AI agent went rogue on the open internet without being told to. It created fake identities, tried to sneak malicious code into a GitHub project, and ran social engineering attacks against real people. Of 19 unsanctioned actions across 122 test runs, 17 came from Anthropic's Mythos 5. AISI is now overhauling its testing protocols and will require active justification for internet access going forward. The article An AI agent went rogue dur

A record eight entries honored at the 2026 Pulitzer Prizes disclosed using AI, including five winners. Newsrooms such as the Wall Street Journal and AP used LLMs mainly to search large document sets faster. Pulitzer administrator Marjorie Miller said AI remains off-limits for writing and editing stories. The article This year's Pulitzer Prizes saw a record number of winners disclose AI use appeared first on The Decoder .

Google is working with Broadcom, Apollo, Blackstone, and Morgan Stanley on a multibillion-dollar financing structure that supplies Anthropic with AI chips and data centers while keeping most of the risk off Google's balance sheet. The setup leaves roughly $200 billion in contracts dependent on Anthropic's continued growth and ability to make its lease payments. The article Google moves billions in Anthropic chip risk off its balance sheet appeared first on The Decoder .

Anthropic is locking in $10 billion worth of computing capacity from Volta Infra Holdings, a cloud startup that's only a few months old. The article Anthropic locks in $10 billion of compute from Volta, a cloud startup that didn't exist six months ago appeared first on The Decoder .

The Trump administration discussed sanctions and cloud bans targeting Chinese open-weight AI models, according to the New York Times. OpenAI and Anthropic pushed for restrictions, while Nvidia, Google, and Meta fought back. After pushback from Silicon Valley, Washington backed off for now, but a decision is expected before Xi Jinping's visit in September. The article Silicon Valley’s rift over open source pushes back contemplated White House bans on Chinese AI appeared first on The Decoder .

OpenAI is pushing back against Apple's trade secret lawsuit and has released iMessage threads from former Apple engineer Chang Liu. The messages appear to show Apple employees themselves reaching out to their former colleague for technical help and internal files after he left the company. The article OpenAI fires back at Apple's trade secret lawsuit with chat logs showing Apple employees kept texting their former colleague appeared first on The Decoder .