
AI is moving fast. In fact, AI advancement and adoption are moving faster than any shift we’ve seen since cloud
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AI is moving fast. In fact, AI advancement and adoption are moving faster than any shift we’ve seen since cloud
The post Taming AI Observability: Control Is the Key to Success appeared first on The New Stack.
WIRED
• Lily Hay Newman
Google has launched a new AI-based protection in Drive for desktop that can shut down an attack before it spreads—but its benefits have their limits.
McSweeney’s
• Patrick Coyne
404 Media
• Samantha Cole
Ahead of the European Union's Regulation on Transparency and Targeting of Political Advertising, Google's Ad Transparency Center no longer shows political ads from any countries in the EU.
Typepad is shutting down today. That deadline came up quickly. It’s the last day to export any content. Micro.blog and WordPress both support importing Typepad archives.
FrameLab
• Gil Duran
“We have a president for the first time in history ordering his attorney general to indict his enemies.”
WIRED
• Aarian Marshall, Boone Ashworth
The hype around delivery robots has fizzled, but DoorDash is still determined to launch Dot, an adorable red bot. It can ride on roads and in bike lanes, where it will face daunting challenges.
WIRED
• John Voelcker
Finally a proper hybrid, the Crosstrek has a near 600-miles range and full mechanical all-wheel drive. And, for the first time ever, a heated steering wheel.
404 Media
• Jason Koebler
Lawyers blame IT, family emergencies, their own poor judgment, their assistants, illness, and more.
Defector
• Defector Staff
For one more day, it is still September—a fine month, all told, but not the undisputed king of Baseball Months. And yet, because the MLB playoffs begin today, and because every bit of baseball played from now until the end of the season will be of the superior, luxurious Playoff Baseball variety, it is at least figuratively October. In hopes of preparing readers as the season narrows and tightens toward an ending, we have gathered here to celebrate the things, great and small, that we are most looking forward to in the postseason to come.
The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
• Dario Esposito

As your organization grows, so does the number of tools, services and libraries your teams rely on. New internal services
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WIRED
• Brad Bourque
This compact gaming desktop has great value and a solid upgrade path.
Platformer
• Casey Newton
Will the rest of the industry follow? PLUS: Claude Sonnet 4.5's software-on-demand dream, and your responses to my anniversary post
WIRED
• Jacob Roach
Google can create and manage passkeys from your browser, but the process is more involved than it suggests.
Open Channels FM Podcast Network
• Bob Dunn
In this episode, guest Devin Walker discusses his transition from corporate IT to successful WordPress plugin development, focusing on GiveWP, WP Rollback, and lessons learned about business and community engagement.
WIRED
• Chris Haslam
When it comes to choosing a good pair of headphones, what happens when you take features, design, and brand awareness out of the equation, and leave it all up to the sound?
WIRED
• Emily Baker-White
In 2020, K-pop stans, organized via TikTok, requested tickets to Trump rallies and never showed up, putting the video-sharing platform on the president’s radar.
WIRED
• Molly Higgins
I tested an array of alternative sleep aids, from gummies to wearable patches, to see if they would help my chronic insomnia.
WIRED
• Reece Rogers
Anthropic is starting to train its models on new Claude chats. If you’re using the bot and don’t want your chats used as training data, here’s how to opt out.