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🤖 GitHub’s new AI coding agent can fix bugs for you
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- GitHub is launching an AI coding agent directly embedded into GitHub Copilot that can fix bugs, add features, and improve documentation on a developer’s behalf.
- The AI coding agent automatically boots a virtual machine, clones the repository, analyzes the codebase, saves changes, and explains its reasoning in session logs.
- This new agent understands context from issue or PR discussions and custom repository instructions, tagging developers for review and addressing their comments.
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⚖️ Judge pressures Apple to approve Fortnite or return to court
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- A federal judge is asking Apple to approve Fortnite’s submission on the U.S. App Store or return to court to explain the legal basis for not doing so.
- This new filing follows Apple's decision not to take action on Epic Games’ Fortnite submission until its appeal for a partial stay of the injunction is resolved.
- Judge Gonzalez Rogers is asking Apple to name the official responsible for compliance, suggesting potential contempt charges for ignoring the court’s injunction.
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📜 Trump signs the Take It Down Act into law
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- The Take It Down Act, signed by Trump, makes publishing real or AI-generated NCII criminally punishable and requires social media platforms to remove it within 48 hours.
- Critics warn the law's takedown provision could remove more content than intended and also threaten privacy-protecting technologies like encryption used by services.
- Some critics fear the Trump administration could use the Take It Down Act to stifle political opponents, while others worry its takedown provision might actually harm victims.
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🧪 Microsoft AI discovers new chemical in 200 hours
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- Microsoft's AI, using the Microsoft Discovery platform, identified a novel coolant for data center immersion cooling in around 200 hours after screening 367,000 potential candidates.
- The Microsoft Discovery platform uses specialized AI agents and high-performance computing, letting scientists do complex research without needing to write computer code.
- This rapid 200-hour discovery of a PFAS-free coolant showcases the Microsoft Discovery platform's potential to accelerate finding alternatives for chemicals facing regulatory restrictions.
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💥 Windows is getting support for the ‘USB-C of AI apps’
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- Windows will support MCP, an open-source standard letting AI apps or agents talk to other apps, web services, or even parts of the Windows operating system.
- Microsoft is introducing an MCP registry on Windows as a source for AI agents to discover MCP servers that can access the Windows File System or windowing.
- Due to security risks such as token theft, Microsoft is making an MCP preview available to select developers to help secure this new Windows framework.
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📉 Amazon Alexa+ shows few signs of public adoption
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- Six weeks after Amazon began giving select users early access to Alexa+, a Reuters search found almost no public evidence that people are actually using it.
- Amazon states hundreds of thousands of customers now have Alexa+ access, but the company declined to comment on the absence of public reviews or discussions.
- Following a report on its quiet rollout, Amazon started inviting more users to the Alexa+ early access program, though public feedback is still missing.
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