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I MADE MY WEBSITE CHARGE AI AGENTS A PENNY PER PAGE. THEN I WATCHED CLAUDE PAY IT

This developer has been testing an approach to charging AI agents for using their content. Their page sets a price through the x402 protocol before an agent reads it. If the agent wants access, it pays. While the developer has yet to receive any real payments, testing shows the system works, so it's worth looking into if you own content and aren't big enough to negotiate fair licensing deals.

DREAM-RSI: RECURSIVE SELF-IMPROVEMENT THROUGH EVOLVING WORLDS

Progress in recursive self-improvement hinges on effective exploration. Accumulated discovery history can serve as a replay simulator over a realized search space. Dream-RSI closes a self-improvement loop at the exploration layer. It continuously collects discovery histories through online exploration, constructs replay simulators from them to refine meta-exploration strategies via dreaming, and redeploys the upgraded policy online. Dream-RSI improves both discovery effectiveness and efficiency in several settings.

INTRODUCING ODYSSEY-3: A GENERAL-PURPOSE PHYSICAL INTELLIGENCE

Odyssey-3 is a foundation world model with an autoregressive diffusion transformer trained to simulate highly diverse scenarios. The model is capable of controlling robots, powering humanoids, driving vehicles, piloting drones, training AIs, and playing video games. It has a learned understanding of physics, dynamics, cause-and-effect, human behaviors, and other concepts that make up reality. The model will enable physical agents that can interface natively with physical and virtual systems.

EARLY ANTHROPIC HIRE, FORMER METR COO HAVE FOUND A WAY TO REIN IN ROGUE AI AGENTS

The Artificial Intelligence Underwriting Company (AIUC) hopes to bring AI safety to enterprises and companies building AI models and agents. It has built a third-party audit and certification layer for AI agents designed to give enterprises an independent assessment of how safe their AI agents are. Its tests show where companies can trust their agents and where there are concerns, allowing them to be more informed before making decisions. AIUC uses AI agents to run the tests and AI to analyze the data, but humans verify the final audit.

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