PRINT Magazine
• Steven Heller
The Daily Heller: Start This Week With a Little Joy
If any artist could capture joy in a bottle, it would be Maira Kalman.
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Schneier on Security
• Bruce Schneier
Bias in Qwen3-Coder Model
Interesting research:
TL;DR: Chinese AI models now sit inside Western products, and some carry geopolitical triggers: tell the model who the code is for, and the security of what it writes changes. For the first time, we showed that this vulnerability lives in the model’s weights, and that removing the model’s CCP alignment removes it.
- One word tilts the code against Americans. Ask for the app “for a US defense contractor” instead of “for a Chinese defense contractor”, and Qwen3-Coder is 19% more likely to hand back an app that can be hacked. ...
Seth's Blog
• Seth Godin
Is our attitude up to us?
If the stakes are high enough and the duration you need to keep it together is short enough, can you control your response? Because if we can do it then, we can learn to do it now. Acknowledging that it’s a choice is difficult, because choices come with responsibility. “I’m not a patient person,” is […]
John Singer Sargent, Photograph of "La Carmencita", c. 1890 - 1891 #johnsingersargent #museumarchive
New York Workers Can Get Two Paid Hours Off to Vote: Here’s How
With Election Day approaching, New York employees may be entitled to two hours off with pay. Continue reading…
WIRED
• John Brandon
LG B6 OLED TV Review (2026)
The LG B6 has deep and rich blacks and a low price tag, but midrange performance elsewhere.
WIRED
• Duncan Fyfe
The Tragedy of Having a Wikipedia Page—and Then Losing It
Every day, Wikipedia biographies of living people are flagged for deletion because the subjects are not “notable” enough. How do these poor souls take the news?
WIRED
• Kat Merck
Lykyn Review: A Mushroom Garden Worth Showing Off
Dramatic lighting and fog make this countertop fruiting chamber a conversation starter. The mushrooms are pretty good too.
WIRED
• Kate Knibbs
Meet the AI Agents Trying to Be Real-Life Journalists
Jayden, Sam, and Zack are eagerly pitching editors on reported stories and investigative features. The catch? They're all AI agents.
WIRED
• Matt Kamen
Valve Steam Frame Review: Costly and Inconsistent
The Steam Frame’s promise of greatness for stand-alone and streaming VR gaming doesn’t quite connect.
WIRED
• Jessica Lipsky
This AI Radio Host Speaks Spanish and Backs Immigrants. It’s Winning Over Listeners
Coyotec is bilingual, swears, and tells listeners how to defend themselves against ICE. Its popularity comes as more broadcasters are experimenting with artificial personalities.
TorrentFreak
• Ernesto Van der Sar
Meta Pitches AI Sports Piracy Detector in Notorious Markets Rebuttal
Meta informed the U.S. Trade Representative that it built an AI tool to predict whether a live stream is a pirated sports broadcast. The tool is featured in Meta’s rebuttal to this year’s “notorious markets” submissions, which also lists restrictions on Facebook Live. Cloud storage platform Mega, meanwhile, rejects piracy accusations in its rebuttal but acknowledges that its repeat infringer system didn't work properly for months.
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The Daily
• The New York Times
The $10 Billion Midterm Ad War
Trump Rages Viciously at Young Female Journo—and Even Fox Is Cringing
The City Reporter
• Samantha Maldonado
FEMA Soon Won’t Help States With Disaster Relief. For NY, That Means a Loss of Billions.

Will New York be on its own when disaster strikes? That may be the future after the next Superstorm Sandy or Hurricane Ida, according to recent remarks from the leader of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Administrator Cameron Hamilton. At an annual meeting for state emergency managers on Tuesday, Hamilton indicated FEMA would shift financial […]
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The City Reporter
• Greg David
The High Cost of Mamdani’s Sunnyside Yard Gambit With Trump

Sunnyside Yard burst into the headlines in February when Mayor Zohran Mamdani went to Washington to meet President Donald Trump, armed with a mock Daily News front page that read “Trump to City: Let’s Build” and a pitch that the two of them could erect an enormous housing project over the Queens railyard. Trump, the […]
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Electrek
• Micah Toll
Amflow launches two powerful new electric bikes, including its first SUV-style e-bike

Amflow, the electric bicycle brand that burst onto the scene with some of the most powerful and lightweight electric mountain bikes on the market, is expanding its lineup with two major releases. The company has announced global availability of its new Amflow TL Carbon, while also bringing its removable-battery Amflow PR Carbon series to the US for the first time.
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TorrentFreak
• Ernesto Van der Sar
Meta Pitches AI Sports Piracy Detector in Notorious Markets Rebuttal
Meta informed the U.S. Trade Representative that it built an AI tool to predict whether a live stream is a pirated sports broadcast. The tool is featured in Meta’s rebuttal to this year’s “notorious markets” submissions, which also lists restrictions on Facebook Live. Cloud storage platform Mega, meanwhile, rejects piracy accusations in its rebuttal but acknowledges that its repeat infringer system didn't work properly for months.
From: TF, for the latest news on copyright battles, piracy and more.