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As GitHub struggles to manage AI load, challengers take aim

More fun with AI jailbreaks, this time at the workflow level

Startup insists it's not trying to help anyone cheat the system - honest!

'GhostApproval' problem highlights human-in-the-loop fails

Want big muscles? Keep working out. Want big coding skillsets? Flex your dev skills with the Atrophy CLI app before they wither away

Japanese giant needs to find some use for that 10 GW US server farm it is building

61% word accuracy is progress, but the system still relies on users typing and can't yet support real-time communication. Implanted BCIs remain well ahead

'Having certainly strained ourselves to the utmost through research and learning, we will no longer be inferior to them,' reads a scroll virtually unwrapped wit

Despite warnings of revenue deflation, chairman predicts AI will make more work, not less, for services orgs

Consumption-based pricing and scant cost controls are sending monthly bills into five figures, Gartner warns

Fear and even grief are natural reactions to machines that do your job. The next reactions – acceptance and innovation – are more useful

I'm sorry, Dave. I can't install that repo that will totally hose your system.

I'm sorry, Dave. I can't install that repo that will totally hose your system

Half the trouble of building an Nvidia NVL or AMD Helios competitor is just getting the networking out of the box

Pressure to deploy wins out over security as four in five orgs confess to breaches from vulnerable apps

Apple Intelligence stumbled through 2024 and 2025. It's starting to look respectable

Users probe backup failures find Claude-assisted commits. Veteran engineer retorts: "I did not just vibe-code 'convert test suite to python'."

Meanwhile, Anthropic adds 150 partners to Project Glasswing

Red Hat engineer reckons the balance of risk has shifted, but core code stays off limits

Red Hat engineer reckons the balance of risk has shifted, but core code stays off limits

Andrew Kelley interview describes paying monthly for cloud-powered AI coding as an 'insane proposition'

AI coding agents may make software cheaper to build, but switching off major platforms remains expensive and risky

Most software engineers now use AI for most of their code and fear the existential threat

Developer: AI coding agent broke production and generated fictitious post-mortem paperwork after the rollback