GitHub migrated more than 800,000 lines of Copilot runtime code from TypeScript and Node.js to Rust in about 14.5 weeks, using AI-assisted development to make it happen. The incremental approach leaned on N-API…

Orkut Büyükkökten built one of the internet's first great social spaces, and now he's returning to fix what came after it.

We are wired to care for the artifacts that seem to care for us.

The clock is ticking on your $100 Disrupt 2026 discount, with just four days left before the doors open at Moscone West.

Six years in, Amy Ma has refined the art of sorting recyclables into something almost meditative.

Submitting your ARR paper to EACL 2027 shouldn't leave you guessing about the revision PDF.

Subscriptions and API fees won't carry consumer AI into its next phase.

Flock just reduced its workforce, and the company won't say whether CEO Garrett Langley is taking a pay cut to match.

Manual scaling has always been the hidden tax on self-hosted CI runners.

MCP doesn't need a heavy server to be useful.

Most AI agents only make discoveries when we hand them a metric to optimize.

Google's Android Bench 2.0 takes a meaningful step forward by measuring AI agents on long-horizon tasks, not just isolated prompts. That shift matters. Real development work is multi-step, messy, and iterative, and…

Shopify's latest rewrite of Checkout Blocks is a smart, focused move.

Moving a RAG prototype to production means confronting the gap between demos and dependable answers.

Getting vouched on OpenReview can feel like a catch-22 when you're new to research and don't yet have an academic network.

A single low score can feel like a verdict, but the real question is whether the discussion phase ever changes it.

Building a production-grade data science stack doesn't have to strain your budget.

Terraform's Google Cloud Provider 8.0 is now generally available, and it brings a welcome cleanup. The major release updates default load balancing for two Compute Engine resources while retiring resources tied to…

Netflix processes 38 million events per second, and its engineers were tired of playing catch-up.

Receiving complimentary NeurIPS 2026 access as a reviewer is a meaningful gesture, but the email's silence on scope leaves a key question open.

In 2024, MIT and Virginia Tech researchers set three state-of-the-art multimodal models against the deceptively simple puzzles of Baba Is You, requiring creative rule manipulation.

NeurIPS changed its SAC ticket policy, making transferability suddenly unclear.

Most teams treat labeled data as the only reliable signal, yet the vast majority of the information flowing through your workflows remains unlabeled and unused.

AI agents now write more code than any of us can read.

Six satellites.

First-time managers often get thrown into the role with zero preparation, then wonder why their teams stumble.

A single successful agent run can hide a uncomfortable truth: the database may never have agreed with what the agent claimed to do.

Small models trained from scratch are quietly outperforming standard LLMs on targeted tasks, and the architecture behind them deserves attention.

A Sydney badge for NeurIPS 2026 is out there, but it might come with a Paris detour.

Two years after forking from Redis, Valkey is making clear its ambitions extend well beyond caching.

Lunara is asking a deceptively simple question: what if artistic intelligence could be modeled with fewer than 10 billion active parameters?

A fourth-year PhD stalled on top ML conference publications faces a question that deserves a practical answer, not a platitude.

On October 16, UCLA's Trustworthy AI Lab will put AI agents through their paces in an open tournament spanning Pokémon Showdown, Werewolf, Red Alert, and Honor of Kings.

MaRN takes a different path to parameter efficiency: instead of training every weight directly, it optimizes a compact latent representation that maps to the full network.

Cloudflare's K2 beta turns R2 object storage into a serverless event stream with roughly one-second produce latency at p99.

OpenAI's projected annualized revenue has reportedly dropped to $50 billion, a full $20 billion short of earlier estimates that pegged the figure at $70 billion.

Google's reported $10 million bid for old emails might sound like a strange expense, but it's actually a clear signal about where data value is heading.

LMArena just raised $200 million to measure whether AI models are telling the truth.

OpenAI's math proofs missed the mark.

Ben Affleck isn't just a Hollywood star who dabbles in tech on the side.

A single desk can hold a thousand stories, and Bo Lau's digital recreation of Elizabeth Holmes's workspace proves it.

Google is giving Gemini its own email address.

A former crypto mogul turned convicted fraudster gets the dramatic treatment.

The honorees' collective $6 billion in donations tied to Trump and his administration is a striking figure, but it's the recognition itself that signals where influence truly flows.

Three fired OpenAI safety researchers are pushing back, warning that their dismissals threaten the company's ability to develop AI transparently.

Anthropic's updated usage policy is a welcome step toward accountability, explicitly banning election interference, deceptive campaigns, weapons software, and surveillance.

Elon Musk just asked a question that cuts through the regulatory fog: "Is Ambani the real boss of India?" His frustration is understandable. Starlink remains stalled, awaiting security clearance before it can offer…

A new policy blocks top tech firms from hiring skilled foreign workers, suspending companies like Capgemini, Cognizant, HCL, Infosys, Tata, and Wipro from the program.

A forecast can nail the mean and the variance and still describe a future that never happens.

Google's AI Edge Foresight brings offline meeting notes directly to your device, transcribing conversations and answering questions without an internet connection.