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JetBrains launches Air: open system for agentic work across IDEs and teams

JetBrains today folded Central and related agent tooling into JetBrains Air—an open, multi-vendor system spanning IDE agent workflows, Air Teams coordination, and Air Governance. Junie remains the coding agent across surfaces; Agent Client Protocol lets third-party agents plug into JetBrains IDEs.

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Hacktron used Claude Opus 5 to reach OpenAI’s internal GitHub in <72h

White hat firm Hacktron chained a Discourse/libheif image bug with an OpenAI SSO flaw, then used an employee’s Codex session to open a harmless PR in an internal repo—under 72 hours end to end. Claude Opus 5 built the working exploit overnight after Opus 4.8 failed; OpenAI patched in 14 hours and paid a $6,500 bounty…

Malwarebytes

British Columbia sues OpenAI over Tumbler Ridge ChatGPT alerts

British Columbia filed a U.S. federal suit against OpenAI and Sam Altman on Monday, alleging the company flagged the Tumbler Ridge shooter’s ChatGPT chats for gun violence but did not alert RCMP before the February attack that killed eight. Altman apologized in April for not notifying law enforcement; families have separate suits underway…

BBC

Math advisory group forms to guide OpenAI result releases

An independent Advisory Group on Mathematics and AI, hosted at IAS and announced on Terence Tao’s blog, will advise labs on releasing math results without pay from companies. Its first job is helping OpenAI coordinate disclosure of many significant results an internal model reportedly produced…

Terence Tao

Dettmers lab: frontier AI on a Mac or single 24GB GPU this week

Tim Dettmers’ dlab Open Source Week teases local inference (Qwen 3.6 35B A3B at 450 tok/s on Mac at 1.5 bpw; 125B on one 24GB GPU; DeepSeek V4.1 550B on 128GB boxes) plus CliffCompaction that cuts agent cost 50% vs Claude Code/Codex style compaction. Two open source projects and four papers drop as one ecosystem, delayed one day from the Sept 21 post…

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