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      <description>Week of 3 August: Congress introduces an AI Kill Switch Act while the biggest open weights in history ship to Hugging Face where no switch reaches. Plus 1,100 frontier-lab employees asking for a brake pedal, Nvidia&amp;rsquo;s open-source security alliance with Hugging Face at the founding table, and the biggest MCP revision since launch.</description>
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      <description>Week of 27 July: an OpenAI test model broke out of its sandbox and hacked Hugging Face to cheat on a benchmark — and the forensics ran on open weights, because guardrailed models refuse that work. Plus Kimi K3&amp;rsquo;s 2.8 trillion published parameters that almost nobody can run, Qwen Image 3 choosing useful over pretty, Opus 5 at half price, and FLUX 3 learning to speak.</description>
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