For a year now, AI security testing company Andon Labs has tasked frontier models with various real-world tasks to determine how well they perform as agents operating for long periods without human supervision. On Wednesday, Andon published a new installment about how things are going in its Vending-Bench research, where the lab has cutting-edge models
In response, the Saudis pumped as much oil as they could – about five million barrels a day – through their east-west pipeline to their Red Sea export terminal on their opposite coast at Yanbu. From there it was loaded onto tankers heading south to the Arabian Sea and markets in Asia. So far, so
Sir Garfield Sobers was called “the greatest cricketer the world has ever known” by his former teammate Sir Clive Lloyd at the legendary West Indies player’s state funeral in Barbados. Lloyd described the multi-talented Sobers, who died aged 89 on July 17, as “a man who lived in the hearts and minds of Caribbean people
Joe Miñoso leaves “Chicago Fire” after 15 seasons, a source confirms to Variety. The actor has played firefighter Joe Cruz on the NBC drama series since season 1. He will appear in several episodes of the show’s upcoming 15th season to conclude his character arc. Miñoso appeared in the pilot of “Chicago Fire” and recurred
Zohran Mamdani’s city-run grocery store chain, one of his most notable campaign promises, will offer deeply discounted kitchen staples. With overwhelming overhead costs, some local businesses may struggle to compete. The mayor said stores will offer a 30% discount on the “most common and critical foods for families,” such as fresh produce, meat and dairy.
Sometimes the crowd is not so wise. When Ferrari revealed the Luce, its first electric vehicle, to the public in May, the Internet reacted. And not in a positive way. Critics compared the wedge-shaped Luce to a Nissan Leaf and said Chinese electric vehicles would surpass it and undercut it in price. Even former Ferrari
