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* FOIA documents revealed disputed Pentagon plans for a less restrictive AI system * OpenAI denied agreeing to language requiring minimal refusal rates from models * A Pentagon lawyer later withdrew an earlier confirmation about the contract Documents released through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit reportedly revealed that the Pentagon sought
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I joined the tech journalism game just after the first iPhone launched, and I worked at an Apple reseller when the first one was announced, so I am as familiar as anyone can be with the sensation of watching the yearly iPhone stream and immediately weighing up whether the new
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I've been reading a lot of pieces this year about how AI agents get authorized: which protocol issues the token, which framework signs the card, and which policy engine checks the scope. Almost none of them ask the question that actually matters once an agent is running in
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When I first took up the management job, nobody told me that I needed to watch out for my habits that can have a serious impact on my team’s productivity and performance. My intent was right—I wanted to do well in my role while also helping my team
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A blog post by developer Florian Herrengt has been sitting near the top of Hacker News for some time now, and the reason it's stuck there instead of scrolling off in a day is that it's not really an opinion piece — it's a mechanism,
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There’s a very specific kind of AI project that looks incredibly impressive in the architecture diagram and does almost nothing that a simple version couldn’t do better. It has a vector database. It has a multi-agent orchestration graph. It has a fine-tuned model, a memory layer, custom tool
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A women's clothing brand in Russia needed an online store synced to their inventory system, built to match an existing React prototype pixel for pixel, on a budget that ruled out any of the usual enterprise platforms. I built it as a solo developer, on WordPress and WooCommerce,
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This is a 4-part series on how agents remember:building short-, medium- and long-term memory thatscales across users, agents, and kubernetes clusters. Alice and Bob both use our agent platform. On Monday, Alice worked on a support incident, and the agent remembers what she told it. On Thursday, Bob asks
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As LLMs get better at executing code and parsing raw CLI outputs, a reasonable question keeps coming up in developer circles: Why do we actually need the Model Context Protocol (MCP)? Modern agents can discover OpenAPI specs, construct HTTP requests, handle headers, and extract JSON payloads on their own. Given
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Making an image with ChatGPT is easy. Making the image you actually had in your head is a different job. I worked that out fairly quickly. Type something like "create a professional image of a programmer working at a computer," and you will get an image. It probably
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AI Writing: When a Perfectly Reasonable Scientific Sentence Goes One Step Too Far A while ago, I was working on a chemistry manuscript about Ce³⁺-doped perovskite microlasers, and one AI-generated continuation caught my attention. The manuscript had reached this sentence: “Ce³⁺ may regulate the energy-level arrangement.” It was trying
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TL;DR: The proposed U.S. Space Academy is not an operating school yet. It is a 120-day attempt to decide whether the United States needs a dedicated pipeline for the engineers, operators, civil servants, military personnel and commercial leaders who would run a far busier space economy. The strongest
