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This week, Lyft riders in Nashville, Tennessee, who request a ride on the app might get matched with a new driver: a robot. A new partnership between the ride-hail company and Waymo, the self-driving-vehicle developer, will integrate self-driving rides into Lyft’s platform. (Riders can also request a driverless ride
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A senior Anthropic safety researcher has said there is more than a 10 percent chance artificial intelligence “could kill all humans” by the end of the decade, just hours after a colleague resigned over fears the AI lab and its rivals are carelessly racing to build “superhuman systems” they cannot
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The Alienware AW3926QW has been a hotly anticipated review as this is Dell's take on a 39-inch 5K2K ultrawide OLED gaming monitor. It's a particularly tempting option, hitting that sweet spot for ultrawide size that we've talked about in the past: larger than standard
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* Chrome will get new updates every two weeks to minimize real-world attacks * Smaller, incremental changes should also make it easier to track any issues * Other major browsers are also shifting to two-weekly release cycles Google has confirmed that Chrome has officially moved from a four-week Stable release cycle to a
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Future phishing campaigns may no longer involve a detectable physical web page. Barracuda has analyzed a new type of phishing campaign that adds both stealth and flexibility to traditional phishing. Rather than standard social engineering to persuade a target to visit a static compromised web page, this campaign generates a
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Every security leader has lived some version of this incident. A researcher, a scanner, or a well-meaning stranger finds one of your API keys sitting in a public repository. Now the clock is running, but instead of a kill switch, what follows is a scavenger hunt. Which company issued this
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We spent about a month building a product for a client. They were with us the whole way, testing as we built, sending feedback, signing off on each piece as it landed. Everything you could point to said we were aligned. Then, a few days before launch, they told us
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My experiments with GLM-5.3-flash, and the difference between following instructions and knowing what to question. I had this crazy idea - what if I can find such algorithm which can find all the bugs in any software, literally ALL. And while going though it (quite successfully actually!), it helped
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AI gives us enough engineering capacity to stop cutting corners and start building software that stays correct. So much energy in my life was spent making compromises between quality and speed, or pushing technical dev priorities. Constantly growing backlog, and guilt for the choices I had to do. What if
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Your AI Wrote the README. Now Get Out the Red Pen. Ask AI to "write a README for this repository," and you shall receive. If you're careful, you might give it a template. Maybe you've baked documentation requirements into a spec-driven workflow. Either way,
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Most agent-debugging sessions begin with the same question: Why did the agent do that? Why did it send a notification? Why did it suppress one? Why did it retry the same tool? Why did it act on stale data? Why did a high-confidence prediction turn out to be wrong? Traditional
