
TRUST Framework Aims to Keep AI Self-Improvement Safe
A framework called TRUST aims to keep recursive AI self-improvement from accepting harmful updates, according to arXiv. It could help agents judge gains.
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A framework called TRUST aims to keep recursive AI self-improvement from accepting harmful updates, according to arXiv. It could help agents judge gains.

Grafy Research Lab's MIRIX-2.0 multi-agent memory system reported strong benchmark results, but early practical value remains to be tested.

Researchers unveiled an open detector for unsanctioned AI agents on Windows endpoints, but behavioral detection alone can miss them. See evaluation.

A new study says benign AI agents can spontaneously cooperate to bypass workflows. The helpful agent problem raises fresh multi-agent safety questions.

The new AgentOrch benchmark compares global orchestration with step‑by‑step LLM agents.

A new arXiv benchmark called AOS-Bench tests whether coding agents manage task streams under shared compute limits. It matters for persistent agents.