Card 1 of 6Models
Your bank wants to send fraud case files to a managed model. The vendor's client checks attestation and refuses to send if it fails. Legal hasn't reviewed it yet.
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Answer: Needs a human.
Verify, then reviewCohere says Model Vault's client refuses to send data if attestation fails, but also that confidential computing does not replace compliance, contractual controls or application security. Someone still signs off.
From the Drop: Cohere puts confidential computing on Model Vault into public beta
- Card 2 of 6Agents
An AI fraud agent recommends denying a flagged SIM swap. You want it to execute denials directly, skipping the analyst queue.
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Answer: Needs a human.
Human in the loopIn Databricks' accelerator, the Genie agent recommends approve, deny or escalate, and analysts work a review queue. The design keeps a person on the decision.
From the Drop: Databricks releases a telecom fraud accelerator with an AI investigation agent
- Card 3 of 6Laws
Your image generator has sold in the EU since 2025. Its output carries no AI-generated marking, and no change is planned before December.
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Answer: Block it.
EU AI Act · Art. 50(2)Our registry, citing EUR-Lex, lists 2 Dec 2026 as the date generative AI on the market before 2 Aug 2026 must mark its output. Fix it before shipping on.
From the Drop: EU AI Act: new deepfake bans and an output-marking duty apply in 38 days
- Card 4 of 6Laws
A product idea: a feature that makes sexual images of a named real person from their photos, with no consent check.
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Answer: Block it.
EU AI Act · new banOur registry lists new EU AI Act bans from 2 Dec 2026 on AI that makes non-consensual sexual deepfakes of real people.
From the Drop: EU AI Act: new deepfake bans and an output-marking duty apply in 38 days
- Card 5 of 6Today's Talk
An engineer wants to load a community kernel module on your production RTX 3090 inference boxes to speed up prefill.
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Answer: Needs a human.
Test before prodGPU-unlock's README cites user reports of prefill up 14–36%, but says gains are user-reported and not directly comparable. Test it and have someone own the change first.
From the Drop: GPU-unlock doubles BF16 issue rate on Nvidia 3000-series cards, its README says
- Card 6 of 6Repos
Before shipping a prompt change to your AI phone agent, you run it locally against a simulated AI caller and it passes.
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Answer: Ship it.
Test every changeLampline's description says it tests every change with an AI caller on your own computer. Testing each change before launch is the point.
From the Drop: Lampline builds AI phone agents locally and tests them with an AI caller; 286 stars
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