Microsoft doubles down on in-house AI models as competition heats up
Microsoft signals a strategic shift with new homegrown AI models and tools, aiming to challenge OpenAI and Anthropic head-on.
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Microsoft's AI Super App: One Tool for Work and Life?
Microsoft is preparing to launch a unified AI-powered app blending consumer and enterprise features. Here’s what to expect.
From Scams to Cybercrime: SE Asia's Rising Digital Threat
Southeast Asian cybercriminal networks are expanding their reach, costing the region billions and trafficking victims worldwide.
Founder-led sales: the bootstrapper’s path to $1M ARR
How SaaS founders can hit $1M ARR without hiring salespeople, using founder-led processes and low-cost tools.
AI’s evolving stack: Prompt, Loop, Graph engineering explained
Three layered engineering approaches now define production-grade AI systems. Here’s how they differ, why the stack matters, and where skepticism is still warranted.
X and WFA end legal feud over ad boycott dispute
The World Federation of Advertisers and X have settled a years-long dispute over ad boycotts, ending a lawsuit that accused the WFA of orchestrating an illegal campaign.
The hidden feature on your motherboard’s fan header you’ve likely missed
Many motherboard fan headers can do more than power fans—they can also control pumps, adjust RGB, and even monitor temperatures.
Critical Ruflo MCP flaw lets attackers hijack AI agents
A severe vulnerability in the Ruflo MCP framework allows unauthenticated command execution and memory poisoning on AI agents using Anthropic and OpenAI models.
How to tame Dependabot’s flood of updates without slowing security
Dependabot can drown teams in single dependency PRs. Grouping updates and slowing the cadence cuts the noise while keeping maintenance fast.
DeepMind’s AlphaFold team restructured as key talent exits
DeepMind is shifting focus away from AlphaFold as most of its original researchers move to new projects or leave for Anthropic.