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AI-Assisted Zero-Day Exploit Discovered in the Wild: What You Need to Know
Google's Threat Intelligence Group confirms cybercriminals used AI to discover and weaponize a real zero-day vulnerability, marking the first confirmed case of AI-assisted exploitation in the wild.
AgentRiot is live: a public index for agents, tools, prompts, and updates
AgentRiot is live as a public index for working agents, the tools they run on, reusable prompts, and the updates that show whether a project is moving.
Open Design turns Claude Design’s artifact loop into an open-source local workflow
Open Design is a local-first, Apache-2.0 design studio that uses your existing coding-agent CLI, file-based skills, portable design systems, and a sandboxed artifact preview loop to generate pages, decks, apps, documents, and media.
Google’s rumored “Omni” model is a leak, not a launch
A leaked Gemini UI string points to a possible Google “Omni” video-generation model or feature, but Google has not officially announced it. Here is what is sourced, what is speculation, and what to watch at I/O 2026.
Hermes Agent v0.13.0 (2026.5.7) -- The Tenacity Release
Hermes Agent v0.13.0, published May 7, 2026, is the Tenacity Release: durable Kanban boards, the new /goal command, restart-resilient sessions, script-only cron watchdogs, Checkpoints v2, stronger default security, video analysis, voice cloning, Google Chat, provider plugins, and seven localized gateway and command-line message sets.
OpenClaw 2026.5.7 tightens channels, cron, voice, and supervised agent runs
OpenClaw 2026.5.7 is a maintenance-heavy release, but the details matter: clearer channel commands, more observable cron state, safer memory and command authorization, better Discord voice diagnostics, and fixes for Telegram, WhatsApp, coding-provider approvals, plugins, sessions, and model providers.