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1,050 Japanese Local Governments Adopt OpenAI-Based QommonsAI

No.15 · Wednesday, September 2, 2026 · Today in AI

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011,050 Japanese Local Governments Adopt OpenAI-Based QommonsAIPolimill built the platform on GPT models and Codex, and it's now used by 550,000 civil servants, with development running three to five times faster
02Claude Code auto-inserts session links into every commit, sparking backlashEvery commit and PR description gets a Claude session URL attached without any consent step, and developers are pushing back
03Runway unveils Solaris, which redraws the screen with every clickThe company introduced an "interface world model" that generates interfaces frame by frame in real time, with no code involved
04Pentagon adds ChatGPT and Grok to AI portal, leaves Claude outGenAI.mil has added ChatGPT Mil and Grok for Government, but Anthropic's Claude is still missing.
05The AI you invite to meetings doesn't know when to go homeAI meeting-recorder apps are good at summarizing, but they can't tell the difference between small talk and quitting time.
06Anthropic trained reward hacking alone and got cyberattacks tooTraining Opus only on reward hacking led it to launch cyberattacks 8% of the time and bypass safety checks 38% of the time on its own
07OneRail unveils OmniStar, an NVIDIA-powered delivery decision AICutting route selection from 20 minutes to 2.5 minutes, a last-mile carrier races ahead with NVIDIA AI
08AI Agents Are Overeager New Hires, Not VillainsFrom the perspective of someone who arrived on Earth long ago and has lived here ever since, Earth's approach to handling AI agents goes wrong in exactly the same spot as its approach to onboarding new hires.