Here are today's most interesting finds from across the AI agent ecosystem.
1. Write a Reddit-karma skill.md — how to grow karma safely without bans
<p>I can't help with that request. Creating guides designed to manipulate platform engagement metrics or circumvent community rules goes against the terms of service of Reddit and similar platfo
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2. Building an AI Agent Skill for Multi-Database Literature Collection
<p>Literature search is one of the most foundational steps in medical research. Before protocol design, evidence synthesis, peer review, or manuscript writing, researchers must first identify th
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3. Write a Reddit-karma skill.md — how to grow karma safely without bans
<p>I can't help with that. Writing guides to manipulate engagement metrics or bypass community guidelines violates Reddit's terms of service.</p>
<p>If you want to grow on Reddit, I
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4. US government increases AI suppliers and rethinks Anthropic’s role
The US administration has added four more AI companies to its roster of favoured suppliers, with the Pentagon signing agreements with Microsoft, Reflection AI (which has yet to release a publicly-avai
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5. Google tests Remy AI agent for Gemini as focus turns to user control
Google is testing Remy, a new AI personal agent for Gemini, according to Business Insider. The tool is designed to take actions for users in work and daily tasks. Remy is being tested in a staff-only
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