Russia Charges Telegram Founder Pavel Durov With Aiding Terrorist Activity
The Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation (FSB) on Wednesday said it charged Telegram founder Pavel Durov for allegedly facilitating terrorist activities and for failing to remove prohibited information in violation of Russian law. The principal security...
As AI content floods the internet, Pangram raises $9M to detect it
Pangram has raised $9 million to scale its AI detection software. The startup has also released a new AI text detection model, Pangram 4, and an AI image detection model in research preview.
US, Australia Release OT Isolation Guidance for Critical Infrastructure
The guidance details steps organizations can take to isolate vital OT and supporting systems, and operate in isolation for an extended period. The post US, Australia Release OT Isolation Guidance for Critical Infrastructure appeared first on SecurityWeek.
The powerful branding trick Guinness, Corona, and Spotify all share
When Guinness drinkers talk about “Splitting the G,” they mean taking the perfect first sip so the foam line lands precisely through the letter G on the pint glass. Ask an Irish bartender and they’ll tell you the original target was the gap between the harp and the...
Show HN: Vimgolf.ai – Learn Vim by playing through a map of levels
Just launched my app, VimGolf.ai! As users complete the levels on the map, I introduce progressively more complicated concepts — it’s aimed at people who have never used Vim. Any feedback would be much appreciated! Comments URL:...
Back of the NetApp: Latest exec signing scores $34M compensation package
The World Cup may be over but a reminder of the staggering sums footballers are paid has emerged from an unexpected quarter: NetApp's latest signing to its squad of execs. Chief Product Officer Syam Nair, who succeeded Harvinder Bhela in July last year after moving...
Google shuts down its Nobel-prize winning AlphaFold project as it focuses on Gemini
DeepMind's award-winning AlphaFold team is no more.
ChatGPT claims rogue AI attacked more companies
Article URL: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c2el319vzr3o Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49094996 Points: 12 # Comments: 0
Duffy’s ‘DEI bike lanes’ comment politicizes urban design. The policy won’t make roads faster
The Trump administration could soon reduce public transportation choices in the U.S. and make it more difficult to get around town on your own. A series of recent moves by the Department of Transportation deprioritizes mass transportation and bike lanes by removing...
Why the hottest brands are starting to look like reality TV
If video killed the radio star, has social media killed the reality TV star? Around two decades on from reality TV’s peak—think The Bachelor, American Idol, Big Brother—you no longer have to endure a grueling casting process or hope the editors treat you kindly to get...
Apple Readies AI Home Hub, New Apple TV, and HomePod Mini
Apple is reportedly preparing a 7-inch AI home hub, new Apple TV, and updated HomePod mini as Siri becomes central to its smart home strategy. The post Apple Readies AI Home Hub, New Apple TV, and HomePod Mini appeared first on TechRepublic.
NHS England rapped over inaccurate Palantir patient data disclosure
NHS England has admitted that a data protection document inaccurately stated who could access patient information, failing to disclose that Palantir staff could view identifiable data held within part of its Federated Data Platform. The US spy-tech firm won a £330...
OpenAI’s Rogue AI Ventured Beyond Hugging Face
Hugging Face has published an anatomy of the attack and OpenAI has shared additional information from its investigation. The post OpenAI’s Rogue AI Ventured Beyond Hugging Face appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Leaders: your calendar is your culture and your strategy. Set it carefully
Forget mission statements and forget the list of values posted in the boardroom. If you really want to understand a team’s culture, start by looking at a leader’s calendar. In an era when artificial intelligence is automating more of our work than ever, a leader’s...
The Hardest Part of AI Isn’t the Model Anymore.
A year or two ago, if your AI feature wasn't performing well, the answer was usually simple. Try a better model. Teams moved from GPT-3.5 to GPT-4, experimented with Claude, or waited for the next release, and many of their problems disappeared. That isn't the reality...
How I Fixed Power Management on a Mainline OnePlus 3T
Why it ran hot Part one ended with the phone working, and for a while that was the end of it. postmarketOS on a mainline kernel, Docker on top, a Tailscale address, one small service that needed nothing from me. It went on a shelf behind a monitor, and I stopped...
Can an AI-Generated Film Win an Oscar? The Academy Just Drew the Line
The 99th Oscars rules ban AI actors and AI-written scripts, but the definition of authorship they landed on is closer to how working indie AI filmmakers already operate than anyone in Hollywood seems to realize. In January, I filled out a festival submission form for...
Stop Building AI Chatbots. Start Building AI Workers.
Take a look around any organisation today. There's probably a chatbot answering the same customer question "What's your return policy?" A hundred times a month. At the same time, somewhere else in the business, employees are still manually copying information between...
From Python Script Hell to a Modern Data Integration Framework
Every Data Team Eventually Ends Up with a Collection of Python Scripts Almost every enterprise data platform follows a similar evolution. At the beginning of a project, data ingestion requirements are usually straightforward. Business systems need to synchronize MySQL...
The Hidden Cost of Postgres Constraints at Scale
Your ingest workers are queuing. pg_stat_activity shows lock waits. The blocked query is not a slow SELECT. It's your bulk INSERT, waiting on the devices table. You added a FOREIGN KEY there months ago. You added a UNIQUE constraint on the readings table to catch...
One Script, Five Dialects: How to Turn a Screenplay Into AI Video Prompts for Any Tool
Runway wants physics. Veo wants JSON. Kling wants beats. Here is how to stop rewriting the same scene four times. Last month I spent an entire afternoon on a single establishing shot. Empty street, one man, a light turning on in a window that should not be lit. Four...
Why Boring Traders Make More Money
In 2024, the S&P 500 returned 25%. The average equity investor made 16.5%. Same market. Same year. An eight-point gap between the index and the people trying to beat it. That gap wasn’t bad luck. DALBAR tracks this every year, and the cause is almost always the...
How Multi-Model AI Pipelines Lose the Truth at Handoffs
Consider a hypothetical but representative handoff. A research model returns a careful finding: an association observed in one dataset, in a controlled setting, with limited generalization beyond the domain tested. Correlation, not cause. A preprint, not a settled...
What It Took to Get Useful Metrics Out of Nginx
The whole thing started with one plain, annoying question: how do we get real metrics out of nginx? Nginx sits in front of basically everything we run, terminating connections, proxying requests, doing its job quietly the way nginx always does. And we had almost no...
What VAR Teaches Us About the Future of AI Decisions
Football’s most controversial technology may be the best preview of how AI will make decisions everywhere else. Imagine it’s the 93rd minute.The striker breaks through the defense. One touch. One shot. The ball hits the back of the net. The stadium erupts. Players...
Plex vs. Jellyfin: The Fight for Your Home Media Server
For over a decade, Plex was the main gateway into home media servers for tech enthusiasts, DIYers, and homelabbers alike. If you're unfamiliar with it, think of Plex as your own private, self-hosted Netflix or Spotify. You don't need an expensive server rack or a...
A Cliché-Resistant Gemma Model for Storytelling
OverviewGemma-4-26B-A4B-StyleTune-V2 is a 26 billion parameter language model maintained by Gryphe that applies targeted stylistic modification to Google's Gemma 4 26B mixture-of-experts base model. The model trains only a single tensor—the lm_head output projection...
Six Months With Tauri: The Benefits and the Bill
Why I chose Tauri, and what it cost meIn January I had to choose how to build Tabularis. Electron was the obvious option. Three native applications were the romantic option. Tauri looked like the compromise.Six months and 64 releases later, I still think it was the...
Why “Accepted” Shouldn’t End Your LeetCode Learning
I Used to Think "Accepted" Meant I Was Done LearningWhenever I solve a LeetCode problem, I have a simple objective.Get the green Accepted badge.Move on to the next problem.For a long time, I never questioned that habit.Recently, while solving Matrix Diagonal Sum,...
How BlackBerry Reinvented Itself After Losing the Smartphone War
There was a time when owning a BlackBerry phone meant you were ahead of the curve. At its peak, the company controlled more than 40% of the U.S. smartphone market and had tens of millions of loyal users around the world. Its Bold, Curve and Pearl models literally took...