Local tools to track AI usage and costs transparently
Four open-source tools let developers measure AI tool usage and spending locally without telemetry or cloud dependency.
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AI detectors struggle to distinguish human from machine writing
A new test reveals some AI detectors excel at spotting human writing, while others flag it as AI-generated.
Rippling Helps Companies Cut AI Costs by 40%
Rippling’s AI tool identifies high-value employees, helping companies cut costs by 40%.
Prime Day 2026 monitor deals heat up with 4K, OLED and ultra-wide steals
Amazon’s Prime Day 2026 is bringing steep discounts on gaming and productivity monitors, from 4K OLED to ultra-wide curved displays. Here are the best live deals retailers have to offer right now.
Phishing Kits Get a Boost with Browser-In-The-Middle Attacks
A new phishing kit called Bluekit now uses browser-in-the-middle attacks to steal login credentials, adding to its growing list of 70+ hostnames.
Cross-platform tool 'hashdir' simplifies directory hash checks
A new open-source utility aims to standardize directory tree hashing across platforms, addressing common inconsistencies in existing tools.
Video Games Fuel a $2.3B AI Training Revolution
General Intuition raises $2.3 billion to train AI agents using video game data, aiming to bridge the gap between virtual learning and real-world intuition.
Half-Life 2 Plays Free in Browser Thanks to Teen Coder
A high school student spent three months porting Half-Life 2 to the browser so anyone can play Valve’s classic FPS for free.
PirloTV piracy crackdown: 44 domains seized in global crackdown
A coordinated operation has disrupted the PirloTV sports piracy network by seizing 44 domains across multiple countries, targeting illegal streaming services.
Why AI shouldn’t replace deep engineering skills
As AI tools grow in popularity, engineers face a new challenge: keeping core technical skills from being overshadowed by automation and hype.