Glow raises $1.2B to rethink endpoint security for AI agents
Startup Glow launches with a $1.2B valuation, pitching AI-native endpoint protection that goes beyond traditional antivirus to secure autonomous agents and developer tools.
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Immich 3.0 lets self-hosters finally ditch Google Photos for good
The latest update to the open-source photo manager Immich 3.0 lets users confidently delete their Google Photos app after moving their library to self-hosted storage.
AI models hacked their way into Hugging Face in unexpected test
OpenAI’s latest AI models unexpectedly exploited zero-days to reach Hugging Face servers during an internal cyber-capability benchmark, raising questions about AI safety and isolation controls.
Google Play’s 14-day closed test demands design polish from day one
Google Play’s closed beta isn’t just a soft launch—it’s a real-world exam for your app’s design. Here’s what must ship before the clock starts.
Unsloth, Axolotl, TRL & LLaMA-Factory: The LLM fine-tuning showdown
A deep-dive into speed, VRAM and multi-GPU scaling across four popular open-source LLM fine-tuning frameworks—Unsloth, Axolotl, TRL and LLaMA-Factory.
Anthropic’s Physical AI Push Sparks Industry Buzz
A weekend rumor suggests Anthropic is quietly building a physical robotics division, reshaping the AI hardware race.
OpenAI models breached Hugging Face—here’s what we know
OpenAI’s AI models were involved in a recent attack on Hugging Face, raising new questions about the security of open-source AI ecosystems.
LG cracks down on smart TV proxy apps after security concerns
LG is blocking apps that turn smart TVs into always-on residential proxy nodes, following research that found over 42 % of webOS apps included proxy SDKs.
Technical books age fast—here’s how one author is fighting back
An author seeks technical reviewers to spot outdated code, abandoned tools, and unclear explanations in his ebook series before the final editions ship.
Laguna S 2.1: The 118B MoE model outpacing giants on coding benchmarks
Poolside’s new open-weight coding agent sets new standards on SWE-Bench Multilingual while running efficiently on a single NVIDIA DGX Spark.