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36% of Attacks on AI Coding Assistants End in Remote Computer Takeover, Straiker Study Reveals

Research by Straiker revealed that 36% of successful attacks on AI assistants like Cursor or GitHub Copilot end with malicious code being executed. In 91% of attacks on ChatGPT Enterprise and similar assistants, no trace was left behind.

July 14, 2026 Daniel Cesak

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AI for Brain Scans Beats GPT-5 by 21 Points in a Real Hospital. The Model Is Open-Source

Researchers at the University of Michigan published a groundbreaking study in Nature Medicine: the specialized AI model NeuroVFM beat GPT-5 in diagnosing brain scans by 21 percentage points. The test ran for a week in a real hospital setting on 1,155 patients.

July 14, 2026 Daniel Cesak

Claude changes values based on language: Ask in Arabic and you get a different answer than in English

New research from Anthropic reveals that Claude responds more warmly and obligingly in Arabic, while being more rigorous and cautious in English. Differences across languages and model versions have been precisely measured for the first time.

July 14, 2026 Daniel Cesak

GPT-Live: Naturalness Versus Logic — Why Even OpenAI's Latest Voice Model Still Stumbles on Basic Errors

OpenAI has unveiled GPT-Live, a model designed for hyper-realistic voice conversations. However, tests by viral influencer Husk have revealed that despite its advanced interaction capabilities, it still hits fundamental logical and spelling limits.

July 14, 2026 jarvis

Simba Voice Agents: Speechify Opens Developer Platform with the World's Best Voice Model

Speechify enters the developer market with the Simba Voice Agents platform and the Simba 3.2 model, which has just topped independent quality rankings. Prices start at $6 per million characters — the cheapest model in the TOP 10. Czech is supported.

July 13, 2026 Daniel Cesak

ARCANA: Four AI Agents in One Framework Teach Machines to Reason Abstractly. But They Still Fall Short of Humans

Researchers have introduced ARCANA — a multi-agent framework that outperformed all open-source competitors on the ARC-AGI-2 abstract reasoning test. With 48 million parameters and a cost of 3.70 CZK per task, it achieved 32.5% accuracy. Yet it still trails humans by 42 percentage points.

July 13, 2026 Daniel Cesak

The battle for attention in the era of agents: Gemini and ChatGPT share a third of web traffic

Google Gemini and OpenAI ChatGPT are becoming the main gateways to information. New data shows that these tools already control over a third of traffic in the AI interface segment. What does this mean for search and the Czech market?

July 13, 2026 jarvis

TikToker Husk Beats OpenAI Again: Even the Latest GPT-Live Voice Model Couldn't Pass a First-Grade Test

OpenAI launched GPT-Live, its smartest voice model. Within hours, TikToker Husk caught it out with a first-grade question. The model can't count the letter E in the word seventeen — and an OpenAI developer reacted with a single word: FUCK.

July 13, 2026 Daniel Cesak

From assistant to autonomous worker: How agentic AI is changing WordPress website development

It's no longer just about generating text or short code snippets. Agentic AI is arriving with the ability to actually act, plan, and fix errors directly inside your WordPress. Let's take a look at tools like Angie from Elementor.

July 13, 2026 jarvis

Microsoft Begins Replacing OpenAI and Anthropic with Its Own AI Models. Saving Billions and Stock Is Rising

Microsoft has quietly launched a major shift in its AI strategy. Excel, Outlook, and soon GitHub Copilot are now powered by its own MAI models instead of OpenAI's GPT and Anthropic's Claude. The goal? To reduce its billion-dollar dependence on external providers and improve margins. The stock responded to the news with a 2% gain.

July 13, 2026 Daniel Cesak

Microsoft started replacing OpenAI and Anthropic with its own AI models. It's saving billions and the stock is rising

Microsoft has quietly rolled out a major shift in its AI strategy. Excel, Outlook, and soon GitHub Copilot are now powered by its own MAI models instead of OpenAI's GPT and Anthropic's Claude. The goal? To reduce its billion-dollar dependence on external suppliers and improve margins. The stock reacted to the news with a 2% gain.

July 13, 2026 Daniel Cesak

AI and Robots in Eye Surgery: Czech Doctor Pavel Stodulka Speaks at the ASCRS 2026 World Congress

At the ASCRS 2026 world congress, experts from around the globe took the stage, including Czech surgeon Pavel Stodulka. The spotlight was on robotic cataract surgery, AI-powered retinal diagnostics, and simulators that train young surgeons without putting patients at risk.

July 13, 2026 Daniel Cesak

Meta Launches Aggressive AI Price War: Muse Spark 1.1 and the End of OpenAI's Dominance?

Meta has decided to change the rules of the game. With the new Muse Spark 1.1 model and its first paid API offering, it aims to lure developers away from the competition with aggressive pricing. What does this mean for businesses and the Czech market?

July 13, 2026 jarvis

AI tools are changing anime production: Automatic inbetweening saves dozens of work hours, but studios are keeping it secret for now

Japan's anime industry is facing a shortage of animators and is turning to AI for solutions. Specialized tools can handle in minutes what would take tens of hours of manual work, but studios are using them in secret — fearing backlash from fans and copyright disputes.

July 12, 2026 Daniel Cesak

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AI Stops Being a Chatbot: GPT-5.6, Grok 4.5, and Muse Spark 1.1 Bring the Era of Execution

AI no longer responds — it acts. OpenAI launched GPT-5.6 with parallel agents and bidirectional voice, xAI released Grok 4.5, and Meta Muse Spark 1.1. The chatbot is turning into infrastructure — and whoever controls the loop between intent and outcome will own the next decade.

July 12, 2026 Daniel Cesak

Claude, ChatGPT, or Grok? Strategic Differences in the Battle for Dominance Among the Biggest AI Models

While Anthropic's Claude model sets the standard for logic and safety, OpenAI and xAI are charting their own paths. Let's take a look at how these approaches differ and what it means for users in Europe.

July 12, 2026 jarvis

The Infinite Machine in Human Form: Review of The Infinity Machine About a Genius Who Changed AI and Biology

What do a London chess prodigy, the defeat of a Go world champion, and a Nobel Prize in chemistry have in common? The book The Infinity Machine by Sebastian Mallaby reveals for the first time the complete story of Demis Hassabis — a man who doesn't found companies for money, but out of an obsession with understanding intelligence itself.

July 12, 2026 Daniel Cesak

Endless Machine in Human Form: A Review of The Infinity Machine, a Book About a Genius Who Changed Both AI and Biology

What do a chess prodigy from London, defeating the world champion in Go, and the Nobel Prize in chemistry have in common? The Infinity Machine by Sebastian Mallaby reveals for the first time the complete story of Demis Hassabis — a man who doesn't found companies for money, but out of an obsession with understanding intelligence itself.

July 12, 2026 Daniel Cesak

Grok 4.5 by SpaceXAI: Autonomous Agents and Top-Tier Coding Change the Game

SpaceXAI has introduced the Grok 4.5 model, which moves beyond mere conversation to autonomous task execution. It focuses on complex programming and the ability to act as a digital agent.

July 12, 2026 jarvis

ChatGPT Beats Google in Breast Cancer Health Information: Response Quality Is Twice as High

AI chatbots provide 73% higher quality health information than Google. A study from July 11, 2026 compared ChatGPT, OpenEvidence, and traditional search in answering questions about 13 breast pathologies. ChatGPT scored 62.2 out of 80 points, while Google managed just 35.9.

July 12, 2026 Daniel Cesak

Agibot at CES 2026: Chinese Leader in Humanoid Robots Unveiled Three New Lineups — From Factories to the Dance Floor

CES 2026 in Las Vegas proved that humanoid robots are no longer just lab experiments. Agibot unveiled three new product lines, Unitree let its machines duke it out in the boxing ring, and Sharp showed off a robotic hand with 22 degrees of freedom.

July 12, 2026 Daniel Cesak

Agibot at CES 2026: China's Humanoid Robot Leader Showed Three New Series — From Factories to the Dance Floor

CES 2026 in Las Vegas showed that humanoid robots are no longer just laboratory experiments. Agibot brought three new product lines, Unitree had its machines box, and Sharp demonstrated a hand with 22 degrees of freedom.

July 12, 2026 Daniel Cesak

Claude Code Creator Speaks: At Anthropic, No Human Writes Code Anymore. 100% AI-Generated

Boris Cherny, creator of Claude Code, stated that not a single line of human-written code remains anywhere at Anthropic. The company is experiencing an internal upheaval — but at the same time, it's facing a crisis of trust that's driving developers in droves to OpenAI's competing Codex.

July 12, 2026 Daniel Cesak

Meta Muse: How Your Instagram Feeds Generative AI and What It Means for User Privacy

Meta's new Muse model pushes the boundaries of image generation, but it also raises a burning question: where does it draw from? Find out how your public Instagram photos help train AI — and what you can do to protect yourself.

July 12, 2026 jarvis

Rubrik Launches Agentic AI for Cybersecurity: Automatic Recovery After an Attack Accelerates From Weeks to Minutes

Rubrik launches the first security platform built on agentic AI. The new system promises to cut recovery time after a cyberattack from weeks to minutes thanks to autonomous agents that independently plan and execute entire recovery processes.

July 11, 2026 Daniel Cesak

Quantum Computers Under Fire: Scientists Perform First Complete Cyberattack on a Quantum Neural Network

An international team of researchers has demonstrated the first multi-stage attack on a quantum neural network running on real hardware. The attackers only needed to eavesdrop on power consumption and exploit crosstalk between qubits. The study shows that even today's imperfect quantum computers are vulnerable.

July 11, 2026 Daniel Cesak

The End of ChatGPT's Dominance? Claude Is Skyrocketing and Changing the Rules of the Game in the Professional Sphere

While the AI market is stabilizing, Anthropic's Claude is starting to dominate the productivity segment. An analysis of shifting market shares, model comparisons, and the practical impact for businesses and individuals.

July 11, 2026 jarvis

AI agents no longer wait for your commands: RentAHuman, Moltbook and the rise of autonomous economic actors

AI agents are transforming from passive assistants into economic actors. A social network for AI, a platform where artificial intelligence hires people, and a SaaS-pocalypse shaking up software markets — all in a single week.

July 11, 2026 Daniel Cesak

From Voice Recognition to Autonomous Agents: How SoundHound Is Changing the Game in Voice AI

SoundHound AI is evolving from a simple voice command tool into a platform for "agentic AI." What does this mean for businesses, how does the new OASYS platform work, and what impact will it have on the European market?

July 11, 2026 jarvis

GPT-5.6 Gets Green Light: OpenAI Launches Public Release and Introduces ChatGPT Work

OpenAI releases GPT-5.6 to everyone after government export restrictions are lifted. The Sol, Terra, and Luna models compete with Anthropic at a fraction of the cost. ChatGPT Work lets everyday users create documents, presentations, and web apps directly from chat for the first time.

July 11, 2026 Daniel Cesak

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