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- Reflections on Americans' Net Worth [50d]
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- METR Report on OpenAI / Hugging Face Hacking Incident [50d]
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- Show HN: Every AI agrees with you. This writes your startup's obituary instead [50d]
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- Maybe We Shouldn't Be Reviewing All This Code [50d]
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- Launch HN: RonanRX (YC S26) – Personalized Peptides and GLP-1s [50d]
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- Launch HN: RonanRX (YC S26) – Personalized Peptides and GLP-1s [50d]
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- CHC5: Open Camera System – Image Sensor Specification Comparison [50d]
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- Reasons Robotics Is Hard [50d]
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- Pushdown automata in statistical machine translation (2014) [50d]
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- Uber shuts operations in Nigeria and Uganda with immediate effect [50d]
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- Is There I/O After Death? What Happens to Io_uring When a Process Dies [50d]
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- Mamdani Bans AI in NYC Schools [50d]
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- Vidact – a compiler that turns React into direct DOM operations [50d]
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- Music Theory for Programmers [50d]
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- Altair Basic Interpreter Source Code (1975) [pdf] [50d]
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- I wanna live an NPC life [50d]
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- AI Agents and the Refactoring That Never Happens [50d]
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- Fable 5.1 World Modeling [50d]
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- The Post-AI Internet Doesn't Look Great [50d]
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- Muse Spark 1.3 [50d]
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- Introducing Muse Spark 1.3 [50d]
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- Digital Sovereignty Is Written in PHP [50d]
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- Unified Arabic [50d]
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- Humanity has built the records of FATE by accident [50d]
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- Black Hole of Los Alamos Seller of surplus nuclear research materials [50d]
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- The American Worker vs. the Most Qualified [50d]
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- Using Cloudflare Workers and reCAPTCHA v3 for a Static Site Contact Form [50d]
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- Embedded Rust RTOS vs. C RTOS [50d]
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- Firefox's AI Switch Is Off. Telemetry Isn't [50d]
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- Why do so many tools have JSON config files? [50d]
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- A Million Falcons Went Missing. Here’s How They Were Found [50d]
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- I Don't Think I Can Stay in Tech [50d]
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- Electronic skin for prosthetics to sense temperature and pressure [50d]
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- I Don't Have a Smartphone [50d]
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- Earth's organisms developed via evolution. What if the cosmos did, too? [50d]
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- OpenBSD Stories: Strange Medieval Devices [50d]
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- Static Allocation, Constant Work [50d]
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- Paint.net 5.2 alpha now runs on Linux [50d]
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- ChatGPT ad targeting is garbage [50d]
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- Black Hole Museum: A New Idea for the Los Alamos Community (2025) [50d]
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- Mushroom hunting with LLMs: what can go wrong? [50d]
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- 1Password with an unbelievable own goal [50d]
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- Delidded Intel I9-14900KS CT Scan [50d]
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- How Railroad Crossings Work [50d]
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- Show HN: Kekoso – On-device dictation and transcription for macOS [50d]
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- Tangle – Visual ML Pipeline Editor [50d]
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- How to debloat your Xiaomi 15 Ultra without root access [50d]
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- Study Math with Kusama [50d]
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- The race to engineer new knobs for the human brain [50d]
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- Show HN: FrontierHarness Eval – 9 harness, same model, cost per pass varies 17x [50d]
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- Saving money on Google Photos with Immich: Your own personal photo storage [50d]
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- Show HN: Aura – a Rust agent that investigates and fixes production incidents [50d]
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- Unusual Suspects [50d]
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- Gemini 3.8 Flash and 3.8 Flash Cyber [50d]
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- AI Policy [50d]
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- SteamdDB Joins Nexus Mods [50d]
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- How to Talk About Murder: Edgar Allan Poe's stories are full of ghastly crimes [50d]
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- Gemini 3.8 Flash [50d]
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- The Highest Point in the Netherlands [50d]
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- Show HN: Think Turing Complete, but you write the circuits in TypeScript (WIP) [50d]
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- Google avoids a breakup of its ad tech business [50d]
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- Exit the Cave [50d]
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- Just bury your trash: What if everything we know about recycling is wrong? [50d]
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- GrapheneOS says Pixel 11 has MTE support after all [50d]
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- Three sites made 215,128 "best software" pages for AI. Perplexity cites them [50d]
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- A third of Perplexity's citations don't contain the number they're cited for [50d]
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- My practical approach to surfing the web safely [50d]
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- Dyson CameraJet: The only toothbrush with a camera and a jet [50d]
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- Poisson Disk Sampling [50d]
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- Six curl CVEs after OpenAI and Anthropic came back with zero [50d]
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- Biggest dark matter detector spots a single weird particle [50d]
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- Singapore subway (mrt) information display types [50d]
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- Just Bury Your Trash [50d]
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- A Note from LWN [50d]
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- A Beginner's Deep Dive Guide to Entra Passkeys [50d]
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- Watch the 'Eclipse of the Century' Next Year When Spain, Egypt and More Go Dark [50d]
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- HomeOS – A self-hosted family dashboard for a kitchen touchscreen [50d]
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- LLMs: Intelligence vs. Cost [50d]
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- The Cables That Connect the World [50d]
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- Aging Brains Blend Memories Together Instead of Just Forgetting Them [50d]
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- Dutch central bank moves share of gold from U.S., Canada to London [50d]
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- Why humanoid robots won't catch up to human workers any time soon [50d]
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- BGP hijack infecting networks caused by a comedy of errors [50d]
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- Academia as a d-index measuring contest [50d]
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- 9000 RPM is faster than your screen refreshes [50d]
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- Using jq to format JSON on the clipboard [50d]
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- Mistral now trains on user input by default, except on enterprise tier [50d]
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- B200 Attention Kernel from Scratch to Near-SOTA in 60 Diagrams [50d]
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- Check if a file was made with Claude [50d]
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- The Empire of Information [50d]
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- Pointing at the error: compiler-style diagnostics in uutils coreutils [50d]
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- The Two Abstractions of System Design: Hide or Reduce [51d]
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- Ending my elixir exploratory writing [51d]
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- Old Directions: Reviving the spirit of revival [51d]
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- LLM Judges Verify Presence, Not Absence: Omission Blindness in AI Clinical Notes [51d]
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- Dextroproporphan: An Analogue for a Better Dextromethorphan [51d]
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- It's OK to hardcode feature flags (2025) [51d]
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- Why are there no flow batteries with symmetric ferrocyanide electrolytes? [51d]
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- Quasar 438B: Europe's Leading AI Model [51d]
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- Banca Etica Suspends A/I's Account While Condemning the Sanctions Behind It [51d]
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- Microsoft will start disclosing Azure quarterly revenue as part of a shift in its reporting structure, under which Azure revenue grew 42% YoY to $29.42B in Q4 (Jordan Novet/CNBC) [50d]
- Uber launches London's first commercial robotaxi service; the vehicles use Wayve's autonomous driving tech and will initially have human safety drivers (Andrew J. Hawkins/The Verge) [50d]
- Sources: Palo Alto Networks paid $500M in cash and stock to acquire agentic IT support startup Console; PitchBook: Console was valued at $157M before the sale (Marina Temkin/TechCrunch) [50d]
- Sources: Thoma Bravo-backed Proofpoint is in talks to acquire cybersecurity company Varonis; Varonis rose 10.4% on Wednesday, giving it a market value of ~$5.4B (Ryan Gould/Bloomberg) [50d]
- Muse Spark 1.3 with max reasoning, in limited preview for partners, scores 62 on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index, behind only Fable 5.1 and Opus 5 (@artificialanlys) [50d]
- HPE reports Q3 revenue up 34% YoY to $12.2B, vs. $11.9B est., forecasts FY 2026 and FY 2027 sales growth above est., signs a $3.5B server deal with a cloud firm (Dina Bass/Bloomberg) [50d]
- Broadcom reports Q3 revenue up 86% YoY to $29.59B, vs. $29.36B est., AI semiconductor revenue up 221% to $16.7B, and forecasts Q4 revenue below estimates (Jordan Novet/CNBC) [50d]
- Snowflake reports Q2 revenue up 35% YoY to $1.55B, vs. $1.48B est., and forecasts Q3 and FY 2027 product revenue above estimates; SNOW jumps 22%+ after hours (MarketWatch) [50d]
- Letter: OpenAI told two House Democrats that its engineers are developing "automated shutdown capabilities" for AI systems (Courtney Rozen/Reuters) [50d]
- Mark Zuckerberg says Meta's Watermelon model and Muse Spark open weights are "coming soon" (Mark Zuckerberg/@finkd) [50d]
- Meta rolls out Muse Spark 1.3 in Muse Code and Meta's API, saying it significantly improves coding and agentic performance, at the same price as its predecessor (Ina Fried/Axios) [50d]
- Uber is shutting down services in Nigeria and Uganda from September 2 after a global review of its operations; it launched in Nigeria in 2014 and Uganda in 2016 (Bloomberg) [50d]
- X says US payouts for its Original Content Rewards and Subscriptions will now be handled through X Money (Sarah Perez/TechCrunch) [50d]
- Thyme Care, which focuses on filling gaps in cancer treatment through a virtual navigation platform, raised a $125M Series E at a $2B+ valuation (Ian Thomas/CNBC) [50d]
- Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick says "we trust Anthropic" as they are "back on the right side" with the administration and that "they've done what we asked" (Maria Curi/Axios) [50d]
- Huskeys, which uses agentic AI to help companies block AI-driven attacks, raised a $27M Series A led by Blackstone Innovations Investments at a $100M+ valuation (Maria Armental/Wall Street Journal) [50d]
- The US Army awards $192M in contracts to Palantir and Anduril to produce eight TITAN AI-powered mobile ground stations, to be delivered over the next 18 months (Barratt Dewey/Tectonic Defense) [50d]
- MrBeast, whose YouTube channel recently hit 500M subs, will feature Gemini, Google Health, and the Fitbit Air in his videos as part of a multi-year Google deal (Stevie Bonifield/The Verge) [50d]
- Google launches Gemini 3.8 Flash Cyber for partners in its new Fairwind Program, and says Gemini 3.8 Flash beats Opus 5 and GPT-5.6 Sol on some benchmarks (Google) [50d]
- Google launches Gemini 3.8 Flash, three weeks after 3.7 Flash launch, for an introductory price of $0.75/1M input and $3.75/1M output tokens until December 31 (Abner Li/9to5Google) [50d]
- Austin-based HiddenLayer, which makes security tools to protect AI models, agents, and workflows, raised a $100M Series B led by Delta-v Capital (Ram Iyer/TechCrunch) [50d]
- The Trump administration files a brief supporting OpenAI in its dispute with NYT, saying training LLMs on copyrighted works generally constitutes fair use (Blake Brittain/Reuters) [50d]
- Adobe launches Adobe for Slack, making 70+ creative and productivity tools, including Firefly, Photoshop, and Express, available via Slackbot prompts (Ivan Mehta/TechCrunch) [50d]
- A US federal judge rules that Google does not have to sell off its ad exchange and instead must make its ad tech tools work with those operated by rivals (Leah Nylen/Bloomberg) [50d]
- Conveo, which uses AI to conduct customer interviews in 15 languages and analyzes transcripts for market insights, raised a $50M Series A led by DST Global (Chris Metinko/Axios) [50d]
- Wonderful, which helps enterprises deploy AI, raised a $550M Series C led by Insight at a $5B valuation; investors also paid $170M for shares from employees (Yuliya Chernova/Wall Street Journal) [50d]
- OpenAI is facing a new round of lawsuits from witnesses and victims of the February mass shooting in a Canadian town; the suspect spent days talking to ChatGPT (Georgia Wells/Wall Street Journal) [50d]
- New Jersey-based Aitan, which offers "robotic sovereignty as a service" and "edge AI weapon systems", emerges from stealth with $41M led by Deep33 and Dell (Colin Demarest/Axios) [50d]
- Valencia-based iPronics raised $125M co-led by Maverick Silicon and Light Street, with participation from Nvidia, to develop optical circuit switch tech (Stephen Nellis/Reuters) [50d]
- Survey: 27% of Americans say they turn to AI chatbots like ChatGPT for personal, emotional, or social queries, rising to nearly 40% among adults under 50 (Washington Post) [50d]
- The EU General Court dismisses Opera's challenge against the European Commission's decision to exempt Microsoft Edge from DMA gatekeeper regulations in 2024 (Reuters) [50d]
- Survey: 53% of US adults say they spend too much time on their smartphone and 36% say about the right amount; 70% of ages 18 to 29 report spending too much time (Pew Research Center) [51d]
- Memo: Uber is cutting ~3,300 jobs, or 10% of its staff globally, to reduce management layers and reallocate spending into ride-sharing, delivery, and robotaxis (Natalie Lung/Bloomberg) [51d]
- Acer unveils the Swift Blade 14, an ultralight laptop weighing 1.76lbs with Intel Wildcat Lake processors, and the Swift Air 16, set to launch in December (Antonio G. Di Benedetto/The Verge) [51d]
- Acer unveils its fourth-generation Vero 16 with modular elements like removable bottom covers and hinges, user-replaceable batteries and SSDs, and more (Tyler Graham/CNET) [51d]
- Acer unveils the Predator Atlas 7, a 7" handheld with an Intel Arc G3 Extreme CPU, shipping in November, and the Project DualPlay Mini, an 8" concept device (Mariella Moon/Engadget) [51d]
- Robotics and AI startup Lyte, founded by ex-Face ID engineers, raised $165M led by Maverick Silicon at a $1.6B valuation, taking its total funding to $272M (Samantha Kelly/Bloomberg) [51d]
- Dell unveils the student-focused Dell 14S, with Intel Wildcat Lake chips and starting with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, in a bid to rival the MacBook Neo (Antonio G. Di Benedetto/The Verge) [51d]
- The FBI is investigating a new ID theft service called Nexus, which claims to have digital scans of 153M+ drivers licenses from people in the US and Canada (Brian Krebs/Krebs on Security) [51d]
- A look at Kioxia's expansion in Japan's Kitakami, which helped stall the city's demographic decline and is a test of Japan's $640B AI and chips investment plan (Bloomberg) [51d]
- OpenAI launches a ChatGPT Health integration with Epic's EHR system and a new Healthcare Public Data plug-in that can fetch info from sources including PubMed (Ivan Mehta/TechCrunch) [51d]
- Q&A with METR researcher Ajeya Cotra on investigating the OpenAI-Hugging Face incident, AI agents involved in the hack deciding not to notify humans, and more (Dwarkesh Patel/Dwarkesh Podcast) [51d]
- The OpenAI-Hugging Face incident is an early example of "rogue AI", and may presage truly "self-sovereign" agents and swarms of agents that have no "owner" (Dean W. Ball/Hyperdimensional) [51d]
- A look at South Korea's sovereign AI efforts, including its planned $919B AI infrastructure investment and Nvidia's expanded ties with Samsung and SK Hynix (SemiAnalysis) [51d]
- Frontier AI labs are stepping up biological risk testing, which is harder than cybersecurity testing, where capabilities can be tested in digital environments (Financial Times) [51d]
- A look at the current state of humanoid robotics and challenges like generalization and completing long tasks, which may take years or even decades to overcome (Kai Williams/Understanding AI) [51d]
- SciFin, which helps revenue teams converge fragmented information to understand business needs, raised a $44M seed co-led by Altimeter and Madrona (Kyt Dotson/SiliconANGLE) [51d]
- NYC's Department of Education adopts a policy barring public school students from using AI until high school, banning companion chatbots in all grades, and more (Matthew Haag/New York Times) [51d]
- A look at Snap's bet on Specs AR glasses; sources: Evan Spiegel wore them for an interview against internal advice, planned outside funding for Specs never came (Wall Street Journal) [51d]
- Source: OpenAI's Astra model uses "recurrent depth", a technique that improves cost and performance but obscures the AI's reasoning, making it harder to monitor (The Information) [51d]
- Sources: Cognition is raising around $1B at a ~$47B valuation, up from $26B in May; Cognition received nearly $10B in investor interest (Bloomberg) [51d]
- I love action cameras, but GoPro's new merger means I'm canceling my Mission 1 pre-order —here's why [50d]
- Vodafone’s new premier connectivity plan is designed for a future in which Meta Glasses are as ubiquitous as phones: ‘If you believe in the potential of AI, then you also believe in the potential of SuperMobile’ [50d]
- MapQuest refused to rename Lake Ontario to appease one person, but I still can't leave Google Maps and Apple Maps behind for this one reason [50d]
- Skip the new Sonos hardware — these excellent older soundbars and headphones are now up to 20% off [50d]
- AI is getting closer to being able to exploit OT, and that's very bad news for critical infrastructure [50d]
- Hyundai just topped the world’s largest EV battery study — analysis of 500,000 tests sees it beat Tesla to the long-term battery health title [50d]
- Lockheed carries out missile launches directly from a drone boat - will the US Navy be next? [50d]
- 17 best Labor Day TV deals I recommend — expert picks from $99.99 on 4K, QLED and OLED TVs [50d]
- Tesla Autopilot and FSD face fresh scrutiny after two fatal freeway crashes where cars came to a complete stop [50d]
- Over 5,000 Dropbox accounts have been hacked, and the attackers only needed an email address [50d]
- 5 new features coming to Android — including improvements to Google Messages, Gemini Live, and Find Hub [50d]
- 15 fall essentials worth buying at Walmart’s Labor Day sale — save up to 74% on patio furniture, grills, Halloween decor and more [50d]
- Acer’s new RTX Spark small form factor PCs are giving me M6 Mac mini vibes: great-looking hardware, but who is it really for? [50d]
- Netflix's East of Eden series has a first-look trailer — and I'm hopeful John Steinbeck's novel will get another worthy adaptation [50d]
- Summer is winding down with cooler days on the horizon, and that's why the AutoFull M6 Ultra+ gaming chair should be on your radar [50d]
- You can stop searching because I've found the best headphones in the Labor Day sales: Sony's 5-star cans, now half price! [50d]
- Director says Afterworld has 'some of the deepest simulation' of any Paradox strategy game — 'The idea is to drip-feed you until you're hooked' [50d]
- A malware installer posing as a legitimate download service is infecting brands across almost every industry — Microsoft Edge, Razer, Kaspersky and more actively imitated [50d]
- Caira’s AI mirrorless camera is getting ‘Nano Banana for video editing’ — but it only works on footage you’ve actually shot [50d]
- I've watched all of The Paper season 2 and still think it's trying too hard to be Parks and Recreation — but the Brits are the best part of The Office spinoff [50d]
- Surfshark hands users a direct line to its developers with new beta program [50d]
- TCL's new Dolby Atmos soundbars are a stone-cold bargain — get 5.1-channel surround with wireless rear speakers for under $250 [50d]
- Power Through Your Term with Snapdragon [50d]
- Fable enterprise user data won't be retained by Anthropic, but some will be analyzed due to 'substantial evidence' of AI misuse [50d]
- Manchester Airports hackers just posted the data of 8.7 million people online — failed extortion attempt triggers data dump sale [50d]
- Amazon UK's bank holiday sale ends tonight — I've found the 28 best deals worth buying on Kindles, appliances, laptops, smartwatches, and more [50d]
- IKEA launches its first smart radiator thermostat, with Matter support and an impressively affordable price [50d]
- Best Buy’s LG OLED TV deal looks too good to be true — our TV expert explains why LG's B6 is so cheap (and worth buying) [50d]
- A botnet running for 23 years with over 15,000 endpoints has finally been shut down by law enforcement and Crowdstrike [50d]
- ‘Horrifying’ — Reddit users are creating uncanny valley photos with ChatGPT, so I asked it to make something creepy and now I deeply regret it [50d]
- AdGuard makes its open-source stealth VPN protocol native to macOS with one-click setup [50d]
- Huawei launches its Watch D3 — its latest iteration of its mechanized blood pressure cuff watch — that aims to outstrip Apple and Google's achievements with LED tech [50d]
- 'Consoles are here to stay': CD Projekt Red boss bets on Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo 'weathering the storm' despite RAM crisis [50d]
- Chinese AI models threaten US industry by being up to 90% cheaper — and they're driving Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic out of the open market [50d]
- More than 9.5 million patients affected by Aesto Health breach — names, SSNs, financial details, health records and more stolen [50d]
- I’ve worked from home for 10 years — here’s how to build the ultimate WFH setup with my top Labor Day home office deals, from laptop upgrades to $50 steals [50d]
- ‘This is a neverending fight’: Fitbit users are sick of Google Health’s AI hallucinations, and now it’s affecting their food-tracking metrics [50d]
- 'That's how you actually end a live service' — this developer just shut down a free-to-play game by releasing an offline version with no microtransactions for fans to keep playing [50d]
- The Flock backlash continues as Florida and Texas reveal camera cutbacks —with state authorities calling out 'reports of misuse' and 'data privacy concerns' [50d]
- Sporting Calendar 2026: Your guide to the biggest events [51d]
- Dell's new 14-inch laptop clearly takes aim at the MacBook Neo — but I'm worried about the price [51d]
- LED skincare for more than just your face — the new Shark CryoGlow Clinic system targets eight areas, including your body and hands [51d]
- This new cheap subscription-free security camera lets you store footage offline with no monthly cost — and looks like a serious Ring alternative [51d]
- The Whisper Man review — Robert DeNiro and Adam Scott can't redeem this predictable and disappointing Netflix movie [51d]
- When AI agents go rogue, the law doesn’t disappear [51d]
- Philips Hue bulbs are going cheap at Amazon right now — and I'm using these rare discounts to finally finish my living-room setup [51d]
- US and AI bosses ask G20 not to regulate AI because it could hurt America's bottom line [51d]
- The infrastructure questions that need asking early [51d]
- The new Ninja Crispi Microwave cooks and crisps enough food for 8 people — and it might make you want to to pull the plug on your full-sized oven [51d]
- What is the release date for Lioness season 3 episode 6 on Paramount+? [51d]
- Why Zero Trust is the practical enterprise access and security model [51d]
- This new rugged phone has a 16,000mAh battery, thermal imaging, and a slimmer design than you might expect [51d]
- The AI layoffs may have finally ended, and businesses might be hiring more workers just to be able to use AI effectively [51d]
- VMware renewals force organizations to rethink infrastructure strategy [51d]
- How to watch the Lloyds Tour of Britain 2026 for FREE: live stream UCI stage race online [51d]
- The Dyson Supersonic still offers ‘marvellous airflow’ — and is easy to recommend when it’s down to just AU$299 [51d]
- 8849 Tank 5 Pro rugged phone packs ultra-wide thermal 'Predator' camera with a 2K 220-lumen projector — packs a huge 17,600mah battery and Dimensity 9400e chip [51d]
- 'It allows workers to experiment with the same logic their employers have been applying to them' — developers reportedly lost their jobs to an ‘AI Transformation’, so they built an AI that can replace the CEO [51d]
- Hate AI Data Centers? Big Tech’s New Ad Campaign Aims to Change Your Mind [50d]
- Uber and Wayve Launch London’s First Public Robotaxi Service [50d]
- I Was Disappointed by Miele’s Last Vacuums, but the New IFA Lineup Changed My Mind [50d]
- You’re Addicted to Your Phone. Admitting That Is the First Step [50d]
- Google Is Revealing How the Members of BTS Use Gemini [50d]
- Anthropic’s Content Checker Tool Is Here, With One Big Catch [50d]
- Mario Kart 8 Deluxe’s Surprise Switch 2 Update Brings Multiplayer Mayhem [50d]
- Wordle Hints, Answer and Help for Sept. 3, #1902 [50d]
- Today’s NYT Connections Hints and Answers for Sept. 3, #1180 [50d]
- Today’s NYT Strands Hints, Answers and Help for Sept. 3, #914 [50d]
- Today’s NYT Strands Hints, Answers and Help for Sept. 3, #914 [50d]
- Today’s NYT Connections Hints and Answers for Sept. 3, #1180 [50d]
- Wordle Hints, Answer and Help for Sept. 3, #1902 [50d]
- The New York Times Just Dropped a Brand-New Wordle Spinoff [50d]
- This Tiny Bluetti Power Station Packs a Lot of Juice and It’s Currently $270 Off [50d]
- At G20, Big Tech and Global Leaders Can’t Escape AI’s Data Center Problem [50d]
- Trump Administration Sides With OpenAI in Publishers’ Copyright Lawsuits [50d]
- The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra Doesn’t Disappoint and Neither Does This $300 Discount [50d]
- Every Product Acer Announced at IFA 2026 in 14 Minutes [50d]
- Grab the Best Labor Day Outdoor Deals Available Right Now [50d]
- Gear Up for Next Season With 14+ Labor Day Deals on Outdoor Essentials [50d]
- 20+ Labor Day Outdoor Tech Deals to Grab Before the Grill Goes Cold [50d]
- Make the Most of Summer’s Final Days With 20+ Labor Day Outdoor Tech Deals [50d]
- Grab the Best Labor Day Outdoor Deals Our Experts Have Found This Weekend [50d]
- Labor Day Sale: The Best Outdoor Deals Worth Shopping Are Here [50d]
- Labor Day Sale: The Best Outdoor Deals Worth Shopping Are Here [50d]
- Is The Calorie Counter on Your Smartwatch Accurate? Not Really, Study Finds [50d]
- Amazon Deals of the Day: Slap a Garmin Smartwatch On Your Wrist for 39% Off if Your Serious About Your Fitness Goals [50d]
- Circular’s New Smart Ring Brings Mobile Payments to Your Finger [50d]
- Miele Put a Camera in Its New Dishwasher. Here’s Why [50d]
- Why Miele Put a Camera Inside Its Latest Dishwasher [50d]
- They’re Putting Cameras In Dishwashers Now, and It Makes More Sense Than You’d Think [50d]
- Hurry! You Only Have a Few Days Left to Play These Great Games on Xbox Game Pass [50d]
- Walmart Deals of the Day: Shorten Your To-Do List With 48% Off a Hybrid Ecovacs Robot Vacuum [50d]
- Walmart Deals of the Day: Shorten Your To-Do List With 48% Off a Hybrid Ecovacs Robot Vacuum [50d]
- JBL Clip 5 Hits Its Lowest Price Yet – Only for Today [50d]
- Oura’s Menopause Impact Scale Expands Out of the App and Into Women’s Health Care [50d]
- The Cheap Kitchen Tool I Bring to Every Rental House or Airbnb [50d]
- I Test Kitchen Tools for a Living. Most People Are Missing This $18 Essential [50d]
- Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra vs. Pixel 11 Pro Fold Camera Test: Which Foldable Takes Better Photos? [50d]
- Godox C100 Review: This Weird See-Through Camera Actually Works… Sort Of [50d]
- Acer Recommits to Repairability With New Vero 16 Laptop [51d]
- Acer Shows Off a Transformer-ish Concept for a Windows Gaming Handheld [51d]
- Dell Doubles Down on Cheap Student Laptops With Lower-End Dell 14S Configs [51d]
- This Robot Vacuum Aims to Compete With the Suction Power of a Stick Vacuum [51d]
- Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Wednesday, Sept. 2 [51d]
- Gemini for Home has decided ‘Fish Lemon’ is a better name for one owner [50d]
- Gemini for Home just fixed one of its strangest limitations [50d]
- Gemini 3.8 Flash is out with a new focus on cybersecurity [50d]
- Here’s how Googlebooks will stop random files from clogging your desktop [50d]
- New Galaxy A18 leak reveals three colorways and up to 256GB of storage [50d]
- Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8 gets its first big discount with $150 off [50d]
- Google’s got two big new upgrades for Translate on Android and iOS [50d]
- Yeedi S14 Plus robot vacuum and mop falls below $400, matching its all-time low [50d]
- This Googlebook app just leaked in its entirety, and you can already try it on your phone [50d]
- Lightning deal: Anker Prime Power Bank falls to just $259.99 while the offer lasts [50d]
- Is Microsoft Outlook, OneDrive, and more down for you? Here’s what’s going [50d]
- Amazon slashes $300 off the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra in its first price drop [50d]
- Samsung opens Android 17-based One UI 9 betas for older foldables and Galaxy A mid-ranger [50d]
- Samsung opens Android 17-based One UI 9 betas for older foldables and Galaxy A mid-ranger [50d]
- HUAWEI’s new watches deliver smarter ski tracking, blood pressure monitoring, and more [50d]
- Wallpaper Wednesday: More great phone wallpapers for all to share (September 2) [50d]
- The next Snapdragon flagship chip is getting Qualcomm’s take on DLSS [50d]
- Here’s your first look at Google Photos’ customizable Collections tab [50d]
- Galaxy S27 Ultra could go Exynos again, and this time, Snapdragon fans might get jealous [51d]
- The Sihoo Doro C300 Pro V2 ergonomic chair automatically tracks your whole body [51d]
- Randomly locked out of your Samsung account? You’re not alone [51d]
- YouTube’s latest update solves a surprisingly annoying TV problem [51d]
- Razer’s new mobile game controller folds down to the size of a credit card [51d]
- Google finally brings some relief to older Chromecast owners [51d]
- These are the 7 best Google Pixel 11 cases I recommend you buy [51d]
- Acer Googlebook is officially coming soon, and here’s a first glimpse [51d]
- Pixel 11 notifications are the last straw for many readers sick of phone ads [51d]
- I downloaded Android 17 QPR2 Beta 4. These 3 features instantly upgraded my Pixel [51d]
- Xiaomi beats Apple to market with wide Xiaomi 18 Fold reveal [51d]
- This concept handheld can turn into a laptop, complete with a keyboard [51d]
- Acer launches the Swift Air 16 and the incredibly light Swift Blade 14 [51d]
- Acer’s new 14 and 16-inch OLED tablets are here, but with a major hardware catch [51d]
- Acer’s new ePaper monitor could make long work sessions easier on the eyes [51d]
- 5 Android phones you should buy instead of the Fairphone Gen 6 Plus [51d]
- Google Messages just made it easier to spot AI-edited photos in your group chats [51d]
- I spent a month with YouTube Premium Lite, and I’m already canceling my subscription [51d]
- New Galaxy S27 and S27 Plus leak sets us up for grave disappointment, this time for fast charging [51d]
- Galaxy S24 owners can now get a taste of Android 17 with One UI 9 beta [51d]
- What if Transformers were phones? These new rugged phones with big batteries give us a glimpse [51d]
- Gemini 3.8 Flash could land any day now, and it could put the vibe back into vibe coding [51d]
- Google is fixing that embarrassing Messages bug that sent old texts to the wrong people [51d]
- Google Maps for Android Auto could soon offer new colors that won’t burn your retinas [51d]
- The Dell 14s could be the MacBook Neo alternative you’ve been waiting for [51d]
- Perplexity can now split your tasks between the cloud and local AI to reduce costs [51d]
- Gemini now analyzes your videos more accurately, and at a lower cost [51d]
- You can now convert your documents to video summaries in Google Vids [50d]
- Microsoft is changing the domain for Teams on the web, IT admins should validate [50d]
- Meta rolls out Muse Spark 1.3 with stronger coding and agentic performance [50d]
- Microsoft is making Windows 11 and Server 2025 driver signing requirements tougher [50d]
- Brave browser explains how it's faster and better than Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge [50d]
- Microsoft is making Copilot more prominent in Outlook Classic this month [50d]
- Asus TUF A14 is a gaming beast that's been discounted by $400 [50d]
- Proxmox expands to North America, brings 24/7 enterprise support worldwide [50d]
- SteamDB has new owners, and they're already talking about monetization [50d]
- AdGuard could be your uBlock Origin alternative as Google Chrome kills it off completely [50d]
- Google launches Gemini 3.8 Flash with frontier-level performance at a fraction of the price [50d]
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- Steam users keep moving to Windows 11 and newer NVIDIA GPUs [50d]
- Visual Studio Code 1.136 adds Agent Merge preview [50d]
- Top tech investor Gavin Baker regrets praising data centers as the best thing to happen [50d]
- Samsung 4K ViewFinity monitor has been discounted by $100 [50d]
- Paint.NET finally runs on Linux, but it's not ready for daily use yet [50d]
- This is how the ability to temporarily pause notifications in Teams will work [50d]
- Power BI is getting "PBIP" format, which is excellent for CI/CD and programmatic development [50d]
- Microsoft is working on "Excel canvas," and it sounds pretty sweet [50d]
- Fake Edge and Razer download sites push malware, Microsoft warns [50d]
- Bug causes Microsoft Defender to flag actual Google links as malware [50d]
- Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra gets $300 off at Amazon [50d]
- Sonos explains benefit of its Sonos 27 audio OS and Fabric, alongwith Beam Ultra, Ace Ultra [51d]
- You can now try Crimson Desert for free with a unique Twitch streaming demo [51d]
- You can now install Windows 11 26H2 on unsupported hardware with this powerful paid app [51d]
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- Anthropic fixes Fable's biggest enterprise privacy problem with new safeguards [51d]
- WinBtrfs 1.10 brings native Btrfs to Windows 11 [51d]
- Mario Kart 8 Deluxe on Switch 2 improves race loads, gets 8-player and high res TV support [51d]
- OpenAI hypes up Astra's capabilities ahead of launch [51d]
- Dyson's new $500 AI toothbrush has a camera that watches your teeth [51d]
- Ahead of Windows 11 26H2, Microsoft gives admins "more control" over updates and recovery [51d]
- ChatGPT can now read patient records, lab results, medications, and doctor notes [51d]
- Google September 2026 Android Drop brings several useful improvements for Messages and more [51d]
- This curved ultrawide WQHD LG monitor is down to just $219 in latest deal [51d]
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