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Google DeepMind launches DeepMind Institute to debate AGI

Google DeepMind launched the DeepMind Institute, an essay platform on AGI led by Shane Legg, Demis Hassabis, and James Manyika, opening with pieces on reasoning transparency, economic policy, and frontier AI. Legg told the FT that Amodei’s call to slow frontier releases is “worth considering,” and that it’s too early to claim AGI has arrived.

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Nace AI opens the weights of Drex Max v1, a 27B decision model for agent routing that runs on a Mac

Released Nov 1 under Nace.AI Open RAIL M, Drex Max returns a probability for every option in one forward pass instead of generating text, so routing, triage and guardrail checks can run locally: a 4 bit build fits 24 GB Apple Silicon Macs, with a Q8 0 GGUF and llama.cpp and Ollama forks for 48 GB machines or CPU. Its 67.52 on Decision Index 0.4 is self reported, and local Mac and CPU paths are text only for now…

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DeployHQ launches a hosted, read-only MCP server so your agent can check what deployed where

Launched Oct 30, claude mcp add transport http scope user deployhq https://mcp.deployhq.com/mcp (or codex mcp add deployhq url ... ) signs you in through the browser, with no package or API key, and six tools answer questions about your projects, servers and recent deployments. It can't deploy, roll back, read logs or see secrets yet, needs a plan with API access, and admins can switch it off account wide…

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Mitigant ships an MCP server that lets Claude Code or Kiro run safe, auto-cleaned cloud attacks

Add it with claude mcp add transport http mitigant https://mcp.mitigant.io/mcp plus an API key, and your agent can pick from 111 MITRE ATT&CK mapped attacks on AWS, Azure and GCP, run them inside the access you grant, collect evidence and reverse the changes afterwards. These are real actions on live infrastructure, so it's meant for red teaming and detection checks on accounts you own (MCP page)…

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