AI guardrails slow cybersecurity research, say experts
Offensive security researchers warn that AI safety rules are blocking legitimate vulnerability testing and tool development.
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Tiny AI Breakthrough: 28.9M LLM Runs on ESP32-S3
A developer has successfully compressed a 28.9-million-parameter language model to run on an ESP32-S3 microcontroller, opening new possibilities for on-device AI.
Russian hackers weaponize Zimbra zero-day with phishing lures
A Russian state-backed group is exploiting a now-patched Zimbra email-server flaw by sending deceptive phishing messages that harvest mailbox credentials from US and Ukrainian targets.
Music: The Universal Protocol Beneath Human Communication
Decoding why rhythm and melody sync our bodies before our minds—even across languages.
Andrew Ng’s OpenWorker delivers finished work, not chat—offline
A new open-source desktop agent from Andrew Ng turns outcomes into delivered tasks, all running locally without cloud inference—and it’s now available on GitHub.
Etched’s $10.3B bet on AI chips without GPUs
Harvard dropouts’ Etched raises $1.1B at a $10.3B valuation to build inference chips that skip GPUs entirely.
Upscaling has quietly dethroned native resolution
Why rendering at native resolution is now the performance bottleneck, and what that means for gamers and hardware choices.
Microsoft 365 outage disrupts Teams, SharePoint and more
A widespread Microsoft 365 outage is affecting Teams, SharePoint and other core services, leaving users unable to access key collaboration tools.
RollDate: A fresh JavaScript date picker built for simplicity
A new zero-dependency date picker with infinite scroll, time selection and clean APIs aims to replace bloated calendar components in every stack.
Laguna S 2.1 shows small models can outperform larger ones
Poolside’s new Laguna S 2.1 coding model is compact, open-weight and beats many larger rivals—plus solves a decades-old math problem for pennies.