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Developer thedotmack released claude-mem, a tool that lets AI coding agents remember context across sessions. It records what an agent does during a session, compresses it, and injects relevant details into future sessions. The tool works with Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Copilot, OpenCode and other agent platforms, and is gaining attention among developers building longer-running AI workflows.

An artificial intelligence startup has announced a partnership with German injection molding machine maker Arburg to develop AI-driven scrap reduction technology for plastics manufacturing. The collaboration aims to cut material waste in molding operations by using machine learning to optimize production parameters. Details on financial terms and deployment timelines were not disclosed.

The United States military is set to carry out its first execution by firing squad since World War II, according to NBC News. The unprecedented move, which breaks from the lethal injection methods used in recent federal executions, has drawn widespread attention and debate over capital punishment practices in the American military justice system.

A claim is circulating that a decades-old military secret may offer a solution to prompt injection attacks on AI agents, one of the most persistent security problems in the field. The idea suggests an established defence concept from military history could protect automated AI systems from malicious instructions hidden in the data they process. Discussion is framed as a question rather than a confirmed breakthrough, and no details of the technique have been independently verified.