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SEPTEMBER 23, 2026

September 23, 2026 edition · 20 stories

  1. Hacker News

    AI Has No Wisdom and Neither Will You

    Certainly the industry is transforming, however, the people and organizations falling into the trap of no longer reading and writing code only do so at their peril.

  2. Hacker News

    Grok 4.7

    SpaceXAI has released Grok 4.7, its latest model designed for coding and knowledge tasks, boasting improved speed and cost-effectiveness compared to similar models.

  3. Hacker News

    M5 Ultra Mac Studio Review

    The M5 Ultra Mac Studio has been reviewed and is highlighted as an excellent machine for running local AI agents, offering impressive performance for personal assistants powered by local models.

  4. The Guardian AI

    How would AI actually ‘kill all humans’? Here are the top five most likely scenarios | Toby Walsh

    From a dangerous new bioweapon to total societal breakdown, is a ‘superintelligent’ AI capable of wiping out humanity? Earlier this month, artificial intelligence researcher Jacob Coxon resigned from Anthropic after just four months. In an announcement on X, he stated: “The people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade.” A senior member of Anthropic’s staff, Evan Hubinger, actually agreed with Coxon, adding he personally thinks the chance of this happeni

  5. Platformer

    Muse is having a moment

    Consumer agents are being discussed as a potential future trend, raising questions about their viability and impact.

  6. The Verge AI

    Rabbit’s new AI agent doesn’t need an R1 to run

    Rabbit has introduced a new AI agent that operates independently of its R1 device. This cloud-based system, called OS3, is compatible with Windows, Mac, and Linux, allowing users to connect multiple devices and customize their AI experience.

  7. Fast Company AI

    The sentient intelligence gap

    AI is capable of synthesizing and enhancing ideas but lacks the ability to identify or understand the issues that human sensemaking can recognize.