A small number of early iPhone Duo adopters are reporting screen cracks.

Instagram is expanding its video limits, moving beyond the short-form content that has dominated social media for years.

DigitalOcean's public preview of Learning Services and Agent Data Services is a welcome step toward a more unified AI development experience.

Selling to big companies isn't about having the shiniest tech.

Fusion startups face a new kind of bottleneck, and it isn't plasma stability.

OpenTofu 1.13 gives module authors a smarter way to handle unknown values at plan time. New `convert` and `assume` functions let you provide type and value hints directly to the planner, so more expressions resolve…

The Agentic AI Foundation added four projects in its first year, bringing the total to ten.

Matiks has secured $10 million to let anyone build AI-powered puzzle games, no coding required.

Three November InfoQ certification cohorts take a practical route into AI for teams that build and run production systems.

Building your first AI agent in Python doesn't require a massive infrastructure play.

Tesla is turning Turo hosts into FSD ambassadors, offering a one-month free trial of its Full Self-Driving software to those who rent out their vehicles through the platform.

Microsoft is offering buyouts to 60,000 employees as part of its latest workforce reshape, a clear signal that even the tech giants are tightening their belts.

AI-generated stories feel off not because they lack grammar or structure, but because they miss the messy, irrational humanity we bring to every narrative.

Population Based Training can pull a model out of a grokking dead zone, but it's a rescue tool, not a speed-up.

Neural networks won't settle the measurement problem, but they are quietly reframing how we see quantum superpositions.

An independent researcher has spent a year developing K-Splanifolds, a fast K-dim hermite spline manifold algorithm for general-purpose regression.

Anthropic's S-1 reveals something telling about enterprise loyalty: more than half of its $100,000-plus customers now use both the Claude Platform and a first-party app.

Mastering computer vision isn't about memorizing frameworks, it's about building a foundation that scales with the technology.

A shortage of skilled operators is pushing construction toward autonomy, and Bedrock Robotics is leading that charge.

SpaceX has secured a binding commitment for roughly $40 billion in financing to build AI GPU infrastructure, calling it the "largest committed GPU financing" ever.

Apple's iPad mini is getting thinner, lighter, and faster with an OLED display and the new A20 Pro chip.

The JDK 28 release schedule has landed, and it's worth your attention even as October's security news demands it.

ReadyOn's Harmony platform treats tenant isolation as a structural commitment, not an afterthought.

Anthropic filed for an IPO that reveals soaring revenue alongside mounting losses, and the real story is in the unusual governance structure designed to preserve founder control and the AI safety mission.

Confidence is not correctness.

Your machine learning pipeline can cheat, and your cross-validation metrics will never know.

Agentic LLM workflows have outgrown the rigid chains that once defined them.

Cloudflare's Auto Router, now in public beta through AI Gateway, automatically selects the right model for each request by scoring complexity, ambiguity, stakes, and context dependence.

We put GPT-6 Astra, Gemini 4 Argon, and Claude Opus 5.5 through four practical tasks, project reporting, data analysis, wireframing, and go-to-market strategy, to see which actually delivers on real work. Benchmark…

Microsoft's MCP C# SDK 2.0 marks a meaningful step forward for developers who want stateless HTTP servers and multi-round requests without the usual friction. The shift to the 2026-07-28 protocol revision makes…

Token counts won't settle the Claude Code vs.

Seven design patterns, Strategy, Adapter, Command, Proxy, each mapped to the pressure it solves, the Python shape it takes, and the caveat that keeps it honest.

Every file tells a story, and AI-powered forensics is now the tool that reads between the lines.

Finding your next great read shouldn't feel like a chore.

Nanbeige4.3-33B is now open under Apache 2.0, and the numbers tell a focused story. On Terminal-Bench 2.1, it scores 80.9 against Qwen3-8-27B's 73.0, though it trails 60.3 to 61.7 on SWE-Bench Pro. The team positions…

Seven minutes of AI-generated footage that looks fine but feels hollow.

Five self-hosted AI agents, all running Qwen 3.8 27B on the same M5 Max MacBook Pro, took on five everyday tasks in an honest blind test. The results are revealing. Agent C failed two tasks, one by mangling a string,…

Four days after an attacker exploited a critical PHP vulnerability in the wild, the project shipped patches.

"That's a 12-year-old view of the world." It's a sharp dismissal of a techno-libertarian vision that feels frozen in the aughts. The ideas once felt bold, but today they read as naive, a relic from before we understood…

Fine-tuning open-weight models sounds technical, but the real work is a quiet data challenge.

Google and Meta just made a bold move toward open-source AI hardware access by releasing TorchTPU, a native PyTorch backend for Google's TPUs.

Five AI wearables are quietly changing how we interact with data, and the list includes Muse Charm, Bee, Friend, and Plaud.

The steering wheel is no longer the only guide.

Google has open-sourced ML Drift, a cross-platform GPU compute engine that finally lets on-device AI run on any GPU environment.

Despite massive investments and widespread hype, artificial intelligence has delivered zero financial payoff to corporate America outside of tech.

When a tool fails, most systems go silent.

Choosing an AI spreadsheet tool based on its pricing model is a shortcut to regret.

Building long-horizon agents that don't drown in context windows?

Undergraduate authors claiming A* research space without faculty guidance is a phenomenon worth examining, not just applauding.

Data chaos doesn't have to mean treating AI like a messy roommate who leaves functions scattered everywhere.