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1113 reports.
The writer says systems meant to separate children from adults require tracking everyone, potentially reinforcing the same data collection that drives harmful recommendation systems.
Read report »Deno Desktop bundles application code, the runtime and a web rendering engine into platform-specific binaries with native windows, hot reload and update support.
Read report »“Never Give Them Your Face” argues that identity-based age assurance creates persistent biometric risks, though many of its broad claims are advocacy rather than independently documented findings.
Read report »The Ghostty developer and his family plan to provide $200,000 annually for two years, taking their total pledged support for the Zig Software Foundation to $700,000.
Read report »The collaboration involving EPFL, ETH Zurich and CSCS says its model work will publish weights, data documentation, code, methods and alignment principles.
Read report »A personal investigation into GenieDB and Frost VP examines how alleged excessive fees can shape the lives of employees far outside a financial dispute.
Read report »The company says some users may be asked for government identification or business records as it expands verification for safety, policy and legal requirements.
Read report »The software-design essay argues that duplicated code can be safer than a shared component distorted by exceptions, parameters and conditional branches.
Read report »The iOS and iPadOS project displays raw fingerprinting-related values on-device, aiming to show how ordinary readings can combine into a recognizable profile.
Read report »A Business Plus administrator says access still worked despite a remediation page instructing Firefox users to use Google’s browser.
Read report »An analysis highlights a wide gap in one hallucination test, but its conclusions depend on benchmark definitions and a limited coding comparison.
Read report »The $325 million transaction would give Hyundai full ownership as it prepares the Atlas humanoid robot for work in a Georgia vehicle plant.
Read report »The long-running OpenJDK effort is preparing its first major integration, seeking class-like programming with denser, primitive-style runtime representation.
Read report »Malaysian researchers documented Pleurocordyceps cornusynnemata in Sabah, revealing another layer in the ecological chain surrounding so-called zombie fungi.
Read report »A pattern-based scan found copied project histories paired with frequently refreshed README links to ZIP files that were detected as Trojans after download.
Read report »Windows Latest measured an approximately 10-second delay in Microsoft’s WebView2-based app, while Outlook Classic displayed the selected message almost immediately.
Read report »The benchmark service scored Z.ai’s model at 51 while noting higher token use than several peers and a roughly $0.46 average task cost.
Read report »WordPress VIP says 60% of US respondents consider AI in brand messaging a turnoff and 74% feel the internet has become less human.
Read report »A Scientific American account traces cancelled grants, agency departures and political restrictions through the collapse of a proposed NASA x-ray mission.
Read report »Experiments on a 2022 M2 Mac suggest newer compact models can handle bounded agentic work, though speed, context and production reliability remain constraints.
Read report »Observations of HD 80606 b followed the gas giant through its close stellar approach, when temperatures climbed to about 600 degrees Celsius.
Read report »The project will close its HackerOne form from July 1 to August 3, citing sustained pressure, while normal GitHub work and paid support continue.
Read report »The networking stack promises wire compatibility across minor releases and official bindings for Rust, Python, Node.js, Swift and Kotlin.
Read report »A reverse-engineering project found a potential physical-access route to execute code on a 2021 Civic’s infotainment system, though its reach across models remains unconfirmed.
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