Chainlink Functions explained: Beyond API calls to trusted serverless compute
Chainlink Functions transforms smart contracts with decentralized, secure serverless compute—here’s how it works and why it matters.
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Sakana AI Unveils Sakana Translate for Nuanced Japanese-English-Chinese Translation
Sakana AI introduces Sakana Translate, a free web tool using its Namazu models to handle precise Japanese-English-Chinese translations with proofreading and contextual Q&A.
Less really is more: How minimalist meditation apps beat the clutter
Meditation apps often overload users with features. The smarter approach? Strip away the noise, not add to it. Here’s why simplicity wins.
NVIDIA’s HORIZON redefines hardware design with self-evolving AI agents
NVIDIA’s new HORIZON agent framework automates hardware design by evolving Git worktrees, achieving 100% RTL benchmark completion without human intervention.
Uber's European Expansion Slows Amid Regulatory Hurdles
Uber's European expansion faces delays as five of seven planned market entries are postponed.
Steam Machine at $1,049? Xbox Mode Already Won the Couch War
Valve’s new Steam Machine is priced at $1,049, but Microsoft’s Xbox Mode proved couch gaming doesn’t require a premium purchase.
Malware’s Evolving Playbook: AI Abuse, Cloud Attacks and Stealthy Stealers
From AI-powered PowerShell malware to blockchain dead drops, threat actors are refining techniques to evade detection and steal credentials at scale.
AI agents forget context—here’s how to keep them honest
Developers are finding AI agents repeat past mistakes because they lack memory. A new tool called Selvedge aims to fix that by storing reasoning alongside code changes.
AI Workbench for Science: Anthropic Unveils Claude Science Beta
Anthropic launches Claude Science Beta, a multi-agent AI workbench for reproducible research in genomics, proteomics, and cheminformatics. Built on existing Claude models, it integrates tools, automates workflows, and ensures transparency.
AI tutors for the elite: When Silicon Valley parents choose machines over classrooms
Wealthy families are paying premium prices to enroll their children in AI-driven schools, raising questions about equity and effectiveness.