ELF: Embedded Language Flows Hu et al.: https://
arxiv.org/abs/2605.10938 #ArtificialIntelligence #AIAgents
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Embedded Language Flows: New AI Agent Research
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Anthropic Launches Claude-for-Legal, an AI Lawyer Tool
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Anthropic acaba de lanzar el abogado más barato del mundo
— Nico (@nicos_ai) 12 mai 2026
Se llama claude-for-legal.
Y esto es lo que es capaz de hacer:
• Leer y revisar contratos
• Redactar respuestas legales
• Construir tablas de reclamaciones para juicios
• Vigilar fechas de vencimiento y renovaciones… https://t.co/4YJnce23tA pic.twitter.com/uoyrRALTwUAnthropic has just launched the world's cheapest lawyer It's called claude-for-legal. And here's what it's capable of doing:
• Reading and reviewing contracts
• Drafting legal responses
• Building claims tables for trials
• Monitoring due dates and renewals
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Workshop on Reliable Financial Agents at AICouncilConf
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We're live from @AICouncilConf A huge thank you to everyone who joined Charles Dickens’ workshop this morning: Towards Reliable Financial Agents: How a 4B Model Outsmarted a 235B Giant. You can find our team in the exhibitor hall throughout the rest of the conference.
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OpenAI confirms Study Mode still accessible via slash commands
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OpenAI contacted me to say “Study Mode is still live and accessible via /study and /learn shortcuts” so that’s good, although the official study mode page doesn’t mention that. (I don’t think slash commands are a natural thing for the vast majority of people).
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OpenAI confirms Study Mode accessible via /study and /learn shortcuts
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Was told by OpenAI that “Study Mode is still live and accessible via /study and /learn shortcuts” (I don’t think this is generally known, or documented)
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Expanding the Role of AI Agents Beyond Code Generation
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codex can write code, yes but the more interesting part is how much of the work around code it can now do: review PRs, add evals, turn Figma into UI, QA app flows, triage bugs, clean data, update docs, pull tasks from Slack/iMessage, and understand large codebases the use
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Grok introduces ‘Skills’ for persistent custom AI agent capabilities
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Grok Skills just dropped. Build custom abilities once. Save to "My Skills". Reuse forever. Specialized writers. Research agents. Code assistants. Whatever workflow you run daily. Grok now learns it permanently.
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Analyzing OpenAI’s 663 job roles with ChatGPT to infer strategy
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ran openai's 663 open roles through chatgpt to ask what one could infer about their strategy nothing particularly new, but it worked well
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Debating the existence of world models in AI
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that’s not the logic per se there is no deep comprehension because there are no world models recombination of partial regurgitation is what they do instead
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Claude Code Enhances Functionality with Automatic Skill Selection
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Claude Code can now choose its own Skills. This tool analyzes your project and automatically installs the best Skills for your stack. $ npx autoskills