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Anthropic OSS Scanner: What Free Open-Source Vulnerability Scanning Means

Anthropic’s opt-in OSS Scanner promises regular, no-cost security scans for eligible open-source projects. Here is what the announcement establishes—and what maintainers still need to learn.

OpenAI GPT-6 in ChatGPT: Interactive Answers or Plain Text?

GPT-6 can turn some ChatGPT replies into charts, forms, diagrams and small tools. Here’s when that format may help—and when a plain-text answer may suit you better.

Gallup: Workplace AI Use and Benefits Are Unevenly Shared

Gallup’s U.S. survey finds higher reported workplace AI use among college graduates and managers. For employers, the key question is whether access and support extend beyond workers already positioned to benefit.

OpenAI’s 722 Mathematics Manuscripts Put Verification in Focus

OpenAI has released 722 AI-produced mathematics manuscripts spanning 372 groups of results. The collection offers researchers claims to examine—but not a ready-made catalogue of verified discoveries.

UK Accepts 44 Recommendations on Healthcare AI Regulation

The government has committed to taking forward all 44 recommendations on healthcare AI, but acceptance is not the same as new rules already in force.

Samsung Wallet Adds Digital Car Keys for Select Cadillac EVs

Samsung Wallet now supports digital keys for select Cadillac EVs in the U.S. and Canada. Here’s which models are listed, what the feature does, and what Galaxy owners should verify before relying on it.

Workday Report Finds Employers Shifting From Basic AI Skills to Building Tools

Workday says mentions of basic AI skills in participating employers’ job requisitions fell while demand for building tools and automating workflows rose. Its data offers a signal, not a map of the whole labor market.

Flex’s Axiom Investment and Planned Spin-Off: What the $2 Billion Deal Means

Flex says investors have agreed to put $2 billion into Axiom, valuing the business at $37.5 billion as it prepares for a planned public-market separation. The agreement is significant, but the spin-off is not yet complete.

Dario Amodei's AI Slowdown Proposal: What Pacing the Frontier Means

Why Anthropic's CEO called for slower frontier-AI development in September 2026, and why supporting the idea is different from signing a binding pause agreement.

Is AI Taking Jobs? Why Exposure Is Not the Same as Replacement

Anthropic's 2026 labor-market study separates possible AI tasks from observed use. What the evidence says, what it does not prove, and how to read the headlines.

Anthropic's Defense Dispute: Who Decides Where AI Should Draw the Line?

A February 2026 dispute put AI usage boundaries in the spotlight. Separate a company's public position from the broader questions of accountability and procurement.