Since its launch, Claude Cowork, Anthropic’s agentic tool for knowledge workers, has run only on the desktop, leaving it tethered to

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When building data platforms for large institutions, we often make decisions based on what we can see, ignoring blind spots,

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This is a follow-up to “How long before we stop reading the code?“, which argued that traditional code review is

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There’s a common fear about what AI could do to open source. Coding agents take over the beginner-friendly issues that

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The inevitable path to access to quantum computing brings an equal and opposite responsibility to address post-quantum cryptography.  Government directives from

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Developers are paying closer attention to how much their AI coding tools cost them to run, and for good reason.

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AI trash-talkers love to rip on the technology for failing to produce meaningful business results, often pointing to studies like

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Palantir CEO Alex Karp went on CNBC’s Squawk Box last week to discuss a new partnership with Nvidia to deploy

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In April, Andrej Karpathy published a GitHub gist file called “LLM Wiki,” a brief text document designed to help one

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The software code review process is a systematic, peer-driven quality assurance procedure that scrutinizes code when a developer submits a

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On July 2, Judson Althoff, CEO of Microsoft’s commercial business, announced the formation of the Microsoft Frontier Company. The new

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Halfway through 2026, artificial intelligence has been at the center of every major story inside the world of software development

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With apologies to Gil Scott-Heron and his timeless 1971 protest song, if anyone thought the AI revolution would not be

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Finding the most capable model at the lowest cost has always been the goal. But as agentic AI evolves, a

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Earlier this week, Apple’s WebKit team shipped Safari Technology Preview 247 with a built-in Model Context Protocol server — 16

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Cyberattacks used to be the biggest security issue surrounding AI infrastructure, but that could be changing. A recent cargo theft

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Microsoft’s latest AI services announcement suggests the era of standardizing on a single model may be ending. This week, the

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Godot Engine, the open-source alternative to game engines such as Unity, is rewriting its contribution policy to bar most AI-generated

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When Subquadratic launched earlier this year, it could build a sparse-attention model that could handle a 12-million token context window

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“Sign in with Google” and “Continue with Apple” have carried federated login for more than a decade. They strip away

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This article explains why traditional CI/CD gates are not enough for production AI systems. I share a practical release-gating approach

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OpenClaw finally dropped its iOS and Android apps this week, meaning you can now ditch the Telegram and WhatsApp methods

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On June 24, research from Novee Security was released, reporting a CI/CD weakness that could enable anyone with an unauthenticated

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AI has changed the web right before our eyes. With Google’s AI Overviews doing the heavy lifting, publications that once

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On a large enough GPU cluster, something is always breaking. That’s just a fact of life. The standard fix is

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In January 2021, an attacker added a single line of code to a popular bash script. Tens of thousands of

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After the U.S. government lifted its export controls for Fable 5 on Tuesday, Anthropic announced that it would bring the

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Anthropic can now bring back Fable. The U.S. Commerce Department is lifting the export controls i it placed on both

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With the debut of Anthropic’s Claude Sonnet 5 on Tuesday came its benchmark charts, showing improvements across coding, reasoning, and

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