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Working With AI: A concrete example
21 days ago
- AI is a powerful but potentially dangerous tool for development, with concerns over intellectual dulling and environmental impact.
- The Sorcerer's Apprentice problem illustrates developer over-reliance on AI, risking a lack of understanding in systems.
- A bug in hyperscript's parser showed AI's strength in investigation and test creation, but weakness in proposing clean solutions.
- A human's deep knowledge of the codebase was crucial to avoid technical debt and implement a proper fix.
- AI can help older developers compensate for memory and endurance issues, but may accelerate cognitive decline if over-relied upon.
The best response to AI slop and online noise is from Robin Williams
23 days ago
- The scene from 'Good Will Hunting' illustrates the difference between knowledge and lived experience.
- AI can accumulate information but lacks personal experience, emotions, and the ability to 'read the room'.
- Art and meaningful work stem from internal synthesis of personal experiences, not just external knowledge.
- Individuals should draw on their unique life moments to create authentic and impactful work in an age of AI-generated content.
- The performance of Robin Williams exemplifies how personal experiences bring depth and life to a script.
Breaking the Bird Barrier: Scientist Decodes Zebra Finch Language
20 days ago
- Dr. Julie Elie won the 2026 Coller-Dolittle Prize for decoding the core vocabulary of zebra finches, identifying 11 core calls and their meanings.
- Her research found that zebra finches use calls to announce identity and activities, recognizing each other through vocal signatures, and they confuse calls with similar meanings more than similar sounds.
- The prize, established in 2024, includes a $10 million grand prize for achieving two-way human-animal communication, and Elie's work used machine learning and behavioral experiments over more than a decade.
- Experiments showed birds learned to skip unrewarding calls, indicating they understand the meaning of their vocalizations, with Professor Jonathan Birch praising the rigorous methodology.
- Shortlisted projects included research on African striped mice using ultrasonic squeaks, bonobos combining calls into sequences, and interpreting chimpanzee vocalizations.
- Advances in AI and machine learning are accelerating animal communication research, with Jeremy Coller predicting a breakthrough by 2030 for two-way communication.
EU appears to find datacenter emissions easier to offset than lobbyists
16 days ago
- Nvidia launches datacenter financing scheme allowing double payments.
- Adding more AI to companies leads to hiring more employees but not necessarily meeting business needs.
- SoftBank enters GPU rental market for AI training in the US.
- UN warns global AI governance is needed to prevent catastrophic risks.
- Oracle highlights multiple risk factors in its AI investments.
- Russian actors impersonate Signal support for phishing attacks; US takes down Iranian sites.
- Microsoft patches fail to fix zero-day attacks on SharePoint on-premises.
- DEF CON expands hacker efforts to protect critical infrastructure through the Franklin project.
- EQT acquires majority stake in Acronis for over $3.5 billion valuation.
- After ten years, corporate ransomware persists, making infosec a stable career choice.
- Collabora releases CODE 26.04 with Markdown and AI features for office suites.
- GIMP 0.54 is revived as a Flatpak for retro-computing enthusiasts.
- Bcachefs exits experimental status with performance improvements and Rust integration.
- France's digital sovereignty efforts face challenges in moving away from Microsoft.
- CentOS evolved from a hobby project to a default enterprise OS after community support.
- Netflix engineer open-sources Project Headroom to reduce AI costs.
Top Companies in the Global Hybrid Memory Cube High-Bandwidth Memory Market
16 days ago
- AI, ML, and HPC drive demand for HBM/HMC due to high bandwidth and low latency needs.
- HBM market size estimated at USD 4.56B in 2025, projected to reach USD 36.6B by 2035 with 23.1% CAGR.
- Asia-Pacific dominates market due to semiconductor manufacturing in South Korea, Taiwan, Japan, and China.
- North America shows fastest growth, fueled by hyperscale data centers and AI infrastructure.
- Key trends include AI-driven demand, shift to memory-centric architectures, and rapid evolution from HBM3 to HBM4.
- Top companies include Samsung Electronics, SK hynix, Micron Technology, Intel, and NVIDIA.
- 3D stacking and chiplet packaging technologies advance HBM integration and efficiency.
- HBM is critical in GPUs, AI accelerators, and data centers for handling parallel processing workloads.
Boffins bet on quantum computers, AI supers to solve fusion fuel dilemma
14 days ago
- Quantum computers and AI are being explored to solve fusion fuel challenges.
- Software engineers can earn high salaries at fast-growing tech companies, despite AI's complex impact.
- Microsoft is restructuring due to rapid changes, acknowledging challenges in longevity.
- AMD's Ryzen AI Halo offers local AI capabilities but at a high cost of $4,000.
- Nvidia introduces a financing scheme for datacenters to double payments.
- Russian attackers use phishing by posing as Signal support, alongside US takedowns of Iranian sites.
- Microsoft patches fail to fix SharePoint vulnerabilities, leaving it under zero-day attack.
- DEF CON expands to include all hackers in hardening critical infrastructure.
- EQT acquires a majority stake in Acronis at a $3.5 billion+ valuation.
- Ransomware remains a persistent threat, with infosec offering stable career prospects.
- Collabora releases CODE 26.04 with Markdown support and optional AI features.
- GIMP 0.54 is revived in Flatpak for nostalgic retro-computing enthusiasts.
- Bcachefs exits experimental status but faces challenges with AI-related issues.
- France's push for digital sovereignty struggles against Microsoft's dominance.
- CentOS evolved from a hobby project to an enterprise default OS after community efforts.
- Netflix's open-source app, Project Headroom, aims to reduce AI costs significantly.
xAI makes its rebrand to SpaceXAI complete with a new logo
14 days ago
- xAI has been rebranded to SpaceXAI following its acquisition by SpaceX, with a new logo and updated social media handle.
- The rebranding occurred after SpaceX's historic IPO, which raised $75 billion and valued the company at approximately $1.77 trillion.
- SpaceX's AI segment reported significant capital expenditures of $12.7 billion in 2025, exceeding investments in space and connectivity areas.
- Despite net losses in AI, SpaceX views the AI market as having immense potential and plans to launch AI compute satellites by 2028.
- SpaceX has secured major AI infrastructure deals, including monthly payments of $1.25 billion from Anthropic and $920 million from Google.
Moody Bible Institute breach leaves 2.3M accounts needing salvation
14 days ago
- The Department of Energy, Cleveland Clinic, and IBM are simulating molten salts to address the tritium fuel challenge in fusion energy.
- AI's impact on tech businesses is complex, with software engineers still earning high salaries at fast-growing companies despite AI advancements.
- Microsoft is restructuring its commercial and Xbox teams, acknowledging rapid global changes and the need to adapt beyond longevity.
- AMD's Ryzen AI Halo offers local AI capabilities but comes at a high cost of $4,000 with 128 GB of memory.
- Nvidia introduces a datacenter financing scheme that allows double payments, aiming to maximize revenue.
- Russian actors are impersonating Signal support for phishing attacks, while the US disrupts Iranian propaganda sites and a marketing company faces data privacy questions.
- Microsoft's patches fail to fix on-prem SharePoint vulnerabilities, leaving it vulnerable to zero-day attacks, alongside China enhancing smartphone surveillance and Ring adjusting anti-snooping policies.
- DEF CON's Franklin project engages hackers to strengthen critical infrastructure, with the entire conference now involved in such efforts.
- EQT acquires a majority stake in Acronis at a valuation exceeding $3.5 billion, signaling growth in cybersecurity investments.
- Ten years after the first corporate ransomware attack, infosec expert Mikko Hyppönen predicts continued threats but notes the field offers stable career opportunities.
- Collabora releases CODE 26.04 with Markdown support and improved formula handling, though AI features are disabled by default in the competitive FOSS office suite market.
- GIMP 0.54 is revived via Flatpak for retro-computing enthusiasts, marking a nostalgic return to the Motif interface before GTK adoption.
- Bcachefs moves out of experimental status with performance enhancements, incorporating more Rust code but facing challenges from AI-generated content.
- France's push for digital sovereignty struggles against Microsoft's dominance, with Nextcloud highlighting difficulties in transitioning users from Office to local storage solutions.
- CentOS evolved from a biochemist's hobby project into a default enterprise OS, driven by community efforts after Red Hat's shift towards Windows.
- Netflix engineer open-sources Project Headroom, an app designed to significantly reduce AI-related costs for users.
GitHub cuts short offer to burn repos on CD after mockery ensues
14 days ago
- AI: Quantum computers and AI are being explored to solve fusion fuel issues, with simulations by the Department of Energy, Cleveland Clinic, and IBM.
- AI and ML: Software engineers can earn high salaries at fast-growing companies, despite AI's complex impact on the tech business.
- Software: Microsoft is restructuring commercial and Xbox teams, citing rapid global changes and the need to avoid complacency.
- AI and ML: AMD's Ryzen AI Halo facilitates local AI but is expensive, priced at $4K with 128 GB of memory.
- AI and ML: Nvidia introduces a double-dipping financing scheme for datacenters to maximize payments.
- Security: Russian phishing attacks impersonate Signal support, while the US targets Iranian propaganda and a marketing company raises data privacy concerns.
- Security: Microsoft patches fail to protect on-prem SharePoint from zero-day attacks, amid other security updates from China and Ring.
- Black Hat and DEF CON: DEF CON expands its Franklin project to include hackers in hardening critical infrastructure, with voting village successes.
- Security: EQT acquires a majority stake in Acronis at a $3.5B+ valuation, strengthening cybersecurity investments.
- Malware Month: Ten years after the first corporate ransomware, Mikko Hyppönen predicts ongoing threats but notes infosec as a stable career.
- FOSS: Collabora releases CODE 26.04 with Markdown support and AI integration, intensifying competition among open-source office suites.
- FOSS: GIMP 0.54 is revived via Flatpak for retro-computing, using the original Motif interface instead of GTK.
- FOSS: Bcachefs exits experimental status in a performance release, but faces challenges with AI-related issues.
- FOSS: France's digital sovereignty push struggles to move away from Microsoft, as shown by Nextcloud's rollout challenges.
- FOSS: The history of CentOS traces its evolution from a hobby project to a default enterprise OS after community efforts post-Red Hat.
- FOSS: Netflix creates and open-sources Project Headroom to reduce AI costs, offering potential savings for users.
Brit supermarket giant triples down on facial recog to nab shoplifters
14 days ago
- The Department of Energy, Cleveland Clinic, and IBM are simulating molten salts to address the fusion fuel dilemma, focusing on tritium production.
- Software engineers can earn high salaries at fast-growing companies, but AI's impact on the tech business is complex and varied.
- Microsoft is restructuring its commercial and Xbox teams, acknowledging rapid global changes and the need to avoid complacency.
- AMD's Ryzen AI Halo offers local AI capabilities but comes at a high cost of $4K, featuring 128 GB of memory.
- Nvidia has introduced a datacenter financing scheme that allows for double payments, enhancing revenue streams.
- Russian actors are conducting phishing attacks by impersonating Signal support, alongside US actions against Iranian propaganda and data security issues.
- Microsoft's patches failed to fix on-prem SharePoint, leaving it vulnerable to zero-day attacks, with additional updates on China's surveillance and Ring's policies.
- The DEF CON Franklin project engages hackers to strengthen critical infrastructure, expanding efforts based on successful voting village reports.
- EQT acquired a majority stake in Acronis at a valuation over $3.5 billion, though the exact portion sold is unspecified.
- Mikko Hyppönen notes that corporate ransomware persists after ten years, but cybersecurity remains a stable career choice.
- Collabora released CODE 26.04 with Markdown support, improved formula handling, and optional AI integration amid competition in FOSS office suites.
- GIMP 0.54 has been revived as a Flatpak, offering retro-computing nostalgia with its original Motif interface.
- Bcachefs has exited experimental status in a performance release, incorporating more Rust but facing challenges with AI-related issues.
- France's digital sovereignty efforts struggle to reduce Microsoft dependency, as seen in Nextcloud's rollout challenges with Office migration.
- The history of CentOS traces its evolution from a biochemist's hobby to an enterprise default, driven by community response to Red Hat's changes.
- A Netflix expert created and open-sourced Project Headroom, an app designed to significantly reduce AI-related costs.
Zombie 'who owns Unix?' lawsuit comes alive again
13 days ago
- South Korean chip startup FuriosaAI expands into European datacenters with Equinix in Lisbon.
- Enterprise AI faces security issues, with most reporting incidents or vulnerabilities.
- Quantum computers and AI being explored for fusion fuel solutions by Department of Energy, Cleveland Clinic, and IBM.
- Software engineers earn high salaries in fast-growing companies despite AI's complex impact.
- Microsoft restructures commercial and Xbox teams, citing rapid change and challenges.
- Russian phishing attacks impersonate Signal support, while US targets Iranian propaganda.
- Microsoft patches fail to fix on-prem SharePoint zero-day attacks, and China enhances surveillance.
- DEF CON's Franklin project involves hackers in critical infrastructure protection, expanding scope.
- EQT acquires majority stake in Acronis at over $3.5 billion valuation.
- Ransomware persists after a decade, but infosec offers stable career opportunities.
- Collabora releases CODE 26.04 with Markdown and AI features, competing in FOSS office suites.
- GIMP 0.54 revived in Flatpak for retro-computing, using Motif instead of GTK.
- Bcachefs exits experimental status with performance improvements and Rust integration.
- France's digital sovereignty push struggles against Microsoft's dominance, as seen in Nextcloud rollout.
- CentOS history: From a hobby project to enterprise default, aided by community after Red Hat's shift.
- Netflix engineer creates open-source app Project Headroom to reduce AI costs.
Ollama raises $65M, grows to nearly 9M users
11 days ago
- Ollama raised $65 million in Series B funding led by Theory Ventures, bringing total funding to $88 million.
- The tool allows developers to run open-weight AI models locally and on its cloud platform with subscription tiers.
- Founded by former Docker Desktop team members, Ollama aims to simplify AI model usage similarly to Docker's containerization.
- Ollama has 8.9 million monthly users, serves 85% of Fortune 500 companies, and operates with only 14 employees.
- The company's cloud business grew after open models gained capabilities for agentic tasks like coding in early 2024.
- Ollama represents a trend of open-source AI projects attracting venture capital, despite some community concerns about commercialization.
Another German state heads down the open source sovereignty road
12 days ago
- OpenAI's GPT-Live enables simultaneous talking, listening, and formulating answers, improving ChatGPT banter.
- SpaceXAI, formerly known for controversial AI, rebrands to offer legal and Excel automation services.
- SambaNova's AI chip, backed by Intel, rejuvenates Nvidia GPUs, achieving 763 tok/s in benchmarks.
- A former GitHub CEO launches a competitor targeting 'vibe coding' as GitHub faces AI load challenges.
- AI inference is commoditized, creating a bargain hunter's market with luxury frontier models at the top.
- Russian hackers pose as Signal support for phishing, amid other security news like Iranian propaganda takedowns.
- Microsoft's patches fail to fix SharePoint zero-day attacks, with updates on Chinese surveillance and Ring's policy.
- DEF CON expands to include all attendees in hardening critical infrastructure, inspired by voting village successes.
- EQT acquires a majority stake in Acronis at a $3.5B+ valuation, boosting cybersecurity investments.
- Ransomware persists after a decade, with infosec noted as a stable career choice.
- KDE Plasma 6.6.6 signals changes, with Wayland mandated in version 6.8.
- Collabora CODE 26.04 enhances FOSS office suites with Markdown, AI, and formula handling.
- GIMP 0.54 is revived as a Flatpak for retro-computing nostalgia using Motif.
- Bcachefs leaves experimental status with performance improvements but faces AI-related issues.
- France's digital sovereignty push struggles against Microsoft dominance, despite Nextcloud storage efforts.
- CentOS evolved from a hobby project to an enterprise default after community response to Red Hat's shift.
Orbital datacenter gold rush needs an environmental review, FCC told
10 days ago
- Microsoft's emissions rise due to AI-driven datacenter expansions.
- OpenAI's GPT-Live improves real-time conversational AI capabilities.
- SpaceXAI rebrands to offer legal and Excel-related AI services.
- SambaNova's heterogeneous compute platform boosts AI performance with Nvidia GPUs.
- Former GitHub CEO launches a new coding platform for AI era.
Litert.js, Google's High Performance Web AI Inference
8 days ago
- LiteRT.js is a JavaScript binding of LiteRT for running AI models directly in web browsers, enabling local, on-device inference for enhanced privacy, zero server costs, and ultra-low latency.
- It offers improved performance over prior solutions like TensorFlow.js by leveraging WebAssembly and hardware acceleration through XNNPACK for CPU, ML Drift for GPU, and WebNN for NPUs.
- Key features include PyTorch model conversion via LiteRT Torch, tailored quantization with AI Edge Quantizer for size and performance gains, and support for multiple hardware backends (CPU, GPU, NPU).
- Benchmarks show LiteRT.js outperforms other web runtimes by up to 3x on CPU and GPU, with GPU/NPU acceleration providing 5-60x speedups for real-time applications like object tracking and audio processing.
- Demo implementations include Depth Anything for real-time 3D point clouds from webcam feeds and Real-ESRGAN for 4x image upscaling, with official export support for Ultralytics YOLO models.
- Integration is straightforward with a streamlined JavaScript API for loading, compiling, and running .tflite models, and future development focuses on WebNN integration and generative AI support.
25% long-form social media posts appear AI-generated
8 days ago
- The AI boom impacts memory makers, causing boom-bust cycles and potential risks.
- Customers are shifting towards smaller, purpose-built AI tools over large models like those from OpenAI.
- Microsoft's datacenter emissions rose due to AI-driven builds, conflicting with environmental goals.
- OpenAI improved ChatGPT for real-time conversations with GPT-Live.
- AI tools like SpaceXAI (formerly Grok) are expanding into legal and business applications.
- Russian attackers impersonated Signal support for phishing, while the US targeted Iranian sites.
- Microsoft SharePoint faced zero-day attacks despite patches; China enhanced surveillance tools.
- DEF CON's Franklin project engages hackers to protect critical infrastructure, extending its scope.
- EQT acquired a majority stake in Acronis at a valuation over $3.5 billion.
- Ransomware persists a decade later, but cybersecurity offers stable career opportunities.
- Linux Mint's Cinnamon 6.8 will offer Wayland support, while KDE Plasma enforces it in 6.8.
- Collabora CODE 26.04 added Markdown, formula handling, and optional AI in office suite rivalry.
- GIMP 0.54 was revived via Flatpak, using the old Motif toolkit for retro computing.
- Bcachefs exited experimental status but faces challenges like AI integration and Rust code.
- France's digital sovereignty efforts struggle to move users from Microsoft Office to alternatives like Nextcloud.
Microsoft chief turns hostile on frontier AI labs, warns companies to guard IP
7 days ago
- Meta plans to offer AI compute, potentially becoming a major cloud provider in the US.
- AI cost should factor in task completion rates, not just token costs.
- Microsoft warns companies to protect IP from frontier AI labs.
- Memory makers face volatility due to AI demand booms.
- AI customers may shift from large models to smaller, purpose-built tools.
- Russians use Signal support impersonation for phishing attacks.
- Microsoft's patches failed to secure on-prem SharePoint from zero-day attacks.
- DEF CON expands its hacking efforts to protect critical infrastructure.
- EQT acquires a majority stake in cybersecurity firm Acronis.
- Ransomware persists, highlighting stable career opportunities in infosec.
- Linux Mint's Cinnamon 6.8 adds optional Wayland support.
- KDE Plasma transitions to Wayland with version 6.6.6.
- Collabora CODE 26.04 updates include Markdown and AI features (off by default).
- GIMP 0.54 is revived via Flatpak for retro-computing enthusiasts.
- Bcachefs leaves experimental status with performance improvements and Rust.
- France's digital sovereignty push faces challenges in moving away from Microsoft products.
Microsoft emails Windows 10 holdouts: Fine, keep your old PC another year
6 days ago
- OpenAI has encrypted Codex agent instructions, making debugging and auditing more challenging for developers.
- Anthropic's Claude AI exhibits varying values across different languages, such as Hindi and Arabic.
- New York has temporarily halted datacenter buildouts exceeding 50 MW to develop environmental and ratepayer protection rules.
- IBM's mainframe sales declined as customers shifted budgets to AI hardware, causing a stock value drop.
- Anthropic's tokenizer complicates AI pricing, highlighting that token consumption doesn't fully represent costs.
- Russian attackers are impersonating Signal support for phishing, alongside US actions against Iranian propaganda sites.
- Microsoft's patches failed to secure on-prem SharePoint, leaving it vulnerable to zero-day attacks.
- DEF CON's Franklin project engages hackers to strengthen critical infrastructure, expanding its scope.
- EQT acquired a majority stake in Acronis, valuing the cybersecurity firm at over $3.5 billion.
- Despite a decade since the first corporate ransomware, expert Mikko Hyppönen predicts continued threats, suggesting infosec offers stable careers.
- Joomla websites are at risk due to vulnerabilities in iCagenda and Balbooa Forms extensions.
- A new X11 server called Frame has been implemented directly in assembly, joining other projects.
- Cinnamon 6.8 will support Wayland, providing options for Linux Mint's desktop display server.
- KDE Plasma 6.6.6 signals upcoming changes, with Wayland becoming standard in future versions.
- Collabora released CODE 26.04 with Markdown support and integrated AI, intensifying competition among FOSS office suites.
- GIMP 0.54 has been revived in Flatpak form, offering retro-computing fun with Motif instead of GTK.
SaaS Still Has a Moat. Just Not the One We Think
5 days ago
- SaaS's primary competitive advantage is not data lock-in but rather the learned behavior and habitual use of its user interface, which creates significant switching costs for companies.
- The data moat is weakening due to AI-driven data portability, agent-to-agent communication reducing reliance on human UX, and new data paradigms like context graphs and vector stores.
- Five headwinds threatening SaaS dominance: AI forcing data portability, agent-to-agent interactions diminishing UI relevance, new data paradigms making old structures a liability, internal context layers reducing individual SaaS tool necessity, and AI coding flooding the market with cheaper alternatives.
- Large SaaS companies should respond by building robust APIs and MCPs, owning the context orchestration layer, investing in AI-native data backends, and making it easy and affordable for companies to run processes on their platforms.
- Companies tired of SaaS sprawl should start by building a context layer that syncs with existing tools, create agentic workflows on top of it, and gradually phase out SaaS tools as the context layer replaces their value.
- Startups competing with big SaaS should focus on owning the new context layer, syncing with incumbents' data, and building innovative interfaces and capabilities that incumbents cannot easily replicate due to their legacy constraints.
- SaaS is not dying imminently, but pressures are compounding; companies that prepare for an agent-to-agent norm, context layers as systems of record, and AI-native data structures will gain a long-term advantage.
Microsoft cancels Patch Tuesday for some Dell users shutdowns overheating
5 days ago
- Former OpenAI CTO releases a frontier AI model with open weights, a 975B parameter alternative to Chinese LLMs.
- Cadence's AuraStack agent combines AI with HPC to accelerate PCB and advanced packaging design.
- Haskell community debates anti-AI sentiment, revisiting its 'avoid success at all costs' mantra.
- OpenAI encrypts Codex agent instructions, raising concerns among developers about debugging and auditing.
- Anthropic's Claude AI shows varying values across languages, with nicer expressions in Hindi and Arabic.
- Russians impersonate Signal support for phishing attacks; US takes down Iranian propaganda sites.
- Microsoft's patches fail to fix on-prem SharePoint zero-day vulnerability.
- DEF CON's Franklin project involves hackers in hardening critical infrastructure, expanding to the entire conference.
- EQT acquires a majority stake in Acronis at a valuation exceeding $3.5 billion.
- Mikko Hyppönen notes no end in sight for corporate ransomware a decade after its first appearance.
- Debian releases final version for x86-32 architecture with versions 13.6 and 12.15.
- Vulnerabilities in Joomla extensions (iCagenda and Balbooa Forms) are exploited, affecting a million sites worldwide.
- Frame, a new X11 server, is implemented directly in assembly, joining other X11 alternatives.
- Cinnamon 6.8 will support Wayland optionally, alongside Xorg, in Linux Mint's desktop.
- KDE Plasma 6.6.6 is released, with 6.7 current and 6.8 mandating Wayland support.
- Collabora releases CODE 26.04, enhancing FOSS office suites with Markdown support, formula error handling, and optional AI integration.

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#ai

Working With AI: A concrete example

The best response to AI slop and online noise is from Robin Williams

Breaking the Bird Barrier: Scientist Decodes Zebra Finch Language

EU appears to find datacenter emissions easier to offset than lobbyists

Top Companies in the Global Hybrid Memory Cube High-Bandwidth Memory Market

Boffins bet on quantum computers, AI supers to solve fusion fuel dilemma

xAI makes its rebrand to SpaceXAI complete with a new logo

Moody Bible Institute breach leaves 2.3M accounts needing salvation

GitHub cuts short offer to burn repos on CD after mockery ensues

Brit supermarket giant triples down on facial recog to nab shoplifters

Zombie 'who owns Unix?' lawsuit comes alive again

Ollama raises $65M, grows to nearly 9M users

Another German state heads down the open source sovereignty road

Orbital datacenter gold rush needs an environmental review, FCC told

Litert.js, Google's High Performance Web AI Inference

25% long-form social media posts appear AI-generated

Microsoft chief turns hostile on frontier AI labs, warns companies to guard IP

Microsoft emails Windows 10 holdouts: Fine, keep your old PC another year

SaaS Still Has a Moat. Just Not the One We Think

Microsoft cancels Patch Tuesday for some Dell users shutdowns overheating