AI Agents
AI agents are LLM-powered systems that don't just answer — they plan steps, call tools and drive a task to completion: writing code, searching the web, booking, analyzing. 2026 became the year of agents, from coding agents to autonomous researchers. This page gathers all our coverage of agentic AI: launches, protocols (MCP, A2A), reliability and real-world use.
OpenAI Moves Codex to Mac: Now Code Writes Itself (Almost)
While the industry was frozen waiting for the next big model, OpenAI decided to come at it from the flank and released a native Codex applic
Codex on macOS: OpenAI Turns Your Computer into an Agent Command Center
Remember when simple code autocompletion in your editor seemed like magic? Those days are officially over.
Carbon Robotics and Large Plant Model: robots now recognize weeds by their face
While the whole world is enthusiastically chatting with neural networks and generating pictures of questionable quality, a real quiet revolu
API in Deep Water: Qingcheng AI Reinvents Model Access
Agent2World: Now the World Can Be Compiled Like Ordinary Software
Telegram Cocoon: How to Tame Decentralized AI Beyond the Hype
Deep Intelligent Pharma: 'Bionic Brain' Instead of Laboratory Armies
Kimi K2.5: Chinese 'Smarty' Beat OpenAI and Went After Dollars
Imagine stepping into the ring against a heavyweight with a hundred times less money in your pocket and a team of a couple hundred people ag
Qianxun AI: Chinese Algorithms Steal Jobs from HR Departments
Recruiting in its classical form has long become a nightmare for both job seekers and employers. In China, where the scale of any problem is
Nano Banana Pro: How One Agent Saves Designers Weeks of Revisions
Multi-Agent Systems: Why One AI is Good, But an Entire Editorial Team is Better
Generative UI: Why Chat-Bots Are the Dead End of Interface Evolution
Agentic AI: Seven Reasons Why Your Autonomous Assistant Could Go Insane
Chrome: Google Turns the Browser Into Your Personal Assistant (or Very Attentive Spy)
Google Chrome has long been a conservative old-timer in a world where ambitious newcomers like Arc or SigmaOS were actively reinventing how
Clawdbot and a Security Hole: How AI Agents Invite Hackers for Tea
Imagine you hired an assistant, gave him the keys to your apartment, the password to your safe, and allowed him to sign any documents on you