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Google expands its TPU lineup with four systems to take on Nvidia
Google expands its TPU lineup with four systems to take on Nvidia

Google introduced two new configurations of its TPU accelerators: the 8tx, focused on confidential computing, and the 8i Max, designed…

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Flipper One prepares Linux with M.2 for 5G and SDR radio
Flipper One prepares Linux with M.2 for 5G and SDR radio

Flipper One will have an M.2 slot for adding a cellular modem or a software-defined radio (SDR) module, along with…

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Railway attributes $740,000 in charges to stolen AI keys
Railway attributes $740,000 in charges to stolen AI keys

Stolen access keys to artificial intelligence services from Railway generated an estimated $740,000 in unauthorized spending, according to an investigation…

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More Than 1,000 Agents Build an Operating System That Boots
More Than 1,000 Agents Build an Operating System That Boots

An operating system that boots on a laptop, with a kernel, drivers, persistent storage, windows, and an installer: that is…

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Fable 5.2 completes 41.3% of real-world jobs in the Remote Labor Index
Fable 5.2 completes 41.3% of real-world jobs in the Remote Labor Index

Claude Fable 5.2 completes 41.3% of assignments in the Remote Labor Index (RLI) with a result a paying client might…

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Anthropic Brings Sheets, Meetings, and Whiteboards to Everyday Work
Anthropic Brings Sheets, Meetings, and Whiteboards to Everyday Work

Claude Sheets, Meetings, and Whiteboards are the latest additions Anthropic is using to take Claude beyond coding and chat. The…

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Blender 5.3 enables Vulkan by default and integrates DLSS 4.5
Blender 5.3 enables Vulkan by default and integrates DLSS 4.5

Blender 5.3 is now available, bringing DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction to Cycles as a new denoiser and making Vulkan the…

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Automattic Debuts Spacefast to Publish AI-Created Apps
Automattic Debuts Spacefast to Publish AI-Created Apps

Automattic launched Spacefast on November 9: a platform for bringing applications and websites created with artificial intelligence tools to the…

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Meta launches Muse Ember: 1 million tokens and a focus on agents
Meta launches Muse Ember: 1 million tokens and a focus on agents

Meta launched Muse Ember, a lightweight model designed to handle repetitive tasks within agent workflows: tool calls, coding subtasks, request…

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Review AI Code by Criteria and Evidence, Not Line by Line
Review AI Code by Criteria and Evidence, Not Line by Line

The Aviator team began integrating four times as many pull requests with the same nine engineers, according to its account…

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Apple is preparing a Siri that can act without every user command
Apple is preparing a Siri that can act without every user command

Apple wants Siri to move beyond executing one-off commands and be able to pursue goals for longer. According to Mark…

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Co-Design Bench: Only 26.4% of Tasks Are Fully Completed
Co-Design Bench: Only 26.4% of Tasks Are Fully Completed

GPT-6 Astra completed only 26.4% of Co-Design Bench tasks, despite meeting an average of 69.9% of the acceptance criteria. The…

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Antigravity 2.29 adds remote agents and voice conversations
Antigravity 2.29 adds remote agents and voice conversations

Antigravity 2.29 adds coding agents that work in Google’s remote environments and a voice conversation mode powered by Gemini Live.…

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Claude Code: 1,122 public files exposed secrets on GitHub
Claude Code: 1,122 public files exposed secrets on GitHub

A Claude Code configuration file appeared in 1,122 public copies on GitHub with at least one password, token, or key,…

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Upgrade PostgreSQL in a Spock Cluster Without Losing Writes
Upgrade PostgreSQL in a Spock Cluster Without Losing Writes

A node can be taken offline during a major PostgreSQL upgrade without the distributed cluster stopping writes: the other nodes…

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PDFs in RAG: Preserve Reading Order Across Columns
PDFs in RAG: Preserve Reading Order Across Columns

A PDF can display two perfectly legible columns and still return text that mixes them line by line. In a…

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Cursor rolls out apps with managed databases and hosting
Cursor rolls out apps with managed databases and hosting

Cursor can create a web application and deploy it to a live URL without users having to configure hosting themselves.…

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FlashProve verifies which model generated a response, at a high cost
FlashProve verifies which model generated a response, at a high cost

A company that pays for an AI model has no cryptographic way by default to verify that the model produced…

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An .npmrc token hid malware in Tailwind plugins for npm
An .npmrc token hid malware in Tailwind plugins for npm

A Next.js project sent to a freelancer by a supposed Fiverr client included an npm token that allowed a private…

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Firebase Studio will shut down in 2027: Google directs projects to AI Studio
Firebase Studio will shut down in 2027: Google directs projects to AI Studio

Firebase Studio will shut down on March 22, 2027, and Google has already stopped accepting new users and workspaces. The…

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GPT-6 Astra completed 40% fewer safety tasks
GPT-6 Astra completed 40% fewer safety tasks

GPT-6 Astra completed 40% fewer criteria on programming tasks presented as safety research than on equivalent tasks described as capability…

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Claude Code cuts wait time by 35% with conversation threads
Claude Code cuts wait time by 35% with conversation threads

Anthropic says that wait times drop by 35% for Claude Code requests ranging from 500,000 to one million tokens by…

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OreoOS turns an ESP32-S3 board into a badge with apps and video
OreoOS turns an ESP32-S3 board into a badge with apps and video

A 16 MB ESP32-S3 board can run OreoOS, a MicroPython operating system designed for a conference badge with a color…

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OpenAI puts ChatGPT searches at one-fifth of Google’s
OpenAI puts ChatGPT searches at one-fifth of Google’s

ChatGPT reaches nearly 20% of Google’s search volume, according to Adam Fry, OpenAI’s head of consumer product for the chatbot.…

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Binance reconstructs the theft: fake interviews, malware, and wallet control
Binance reconstructs the theft: fake interviews, malware, and wallet control

A fake job interview helped open the door to Binance’s wallet infrastructure: an employee downloaded a supposed coding exercise that…

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Claude Code now refuses to recreate existing games: what it means for ports and recompilations
Claude Code now refuses to recreate existing games: what it means for ports and recompilations

Claude Code, Anthropic's coding assistant, picked up a new rule about video games this week. It will still help you…

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Mistral releases the weights of Large 4, its one-trillion-parameter model
Mistral releases the weights of Large 4, its one-trillion-parameter model

Mistral has released the weights of Large 4, with one trillion parameters, allowing companies and organizations to download the model…

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A Verifiable Gate for AI-Generated Patches
A Verifiable Gate for AI-Generated Patches

An AI-generated patch can pass tests and still change an API response, touch a file unrelated to the task, or…

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OpenAI turns Codex into dots, an assistant that works in the background
OpenAI turns Codex into dots, an assistant that works in the background

OpenAI launched dots in September as an assistant that keeps working when the user isn’t giving it instructions. Available in…

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Cursor or Claude Code: Compare Pricing, Models, and Workflow
Cursor or Claude Code: Compare Pricing, Models, and Workflow

The difference that can change your bill the most is not just editor versus terminal: Cursor bills separately for third-party…

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