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Writer Gergely Orosz says he appealed after Google delisted his 2022 article under a complaint alleging it copied an unrelated 1998 New York Post story.
Read report »A Quesma developer reported useful one-shot coding results and about 30 tokens per second on a 128GB MacBook, while stressing the model’s heavy hardware demands.
Read report »A vertebra collected on James Ross Island in 1985 has been recognized as a titanosaur tail bone, revising the history of dinosaur discovery on the continent.
Read report »An Intercept commentary says Daniel Sanchez Estrada’s punishment risks treating possession and movement of political literature as evidence of extremist conspiracy.
Read report »Former MEP Patrick Breyer says parallel negotiations over temporary and permanent rules could revive scanning mandates, as his campaign urges citizens to contact EU officials.
Read report »The open-weight model reached 39% F1 in an IDOR detection test against Claude Code’s 32%, but remained behind Semgrep’s purpose-built security pipeline.
Read report »The digital-rights group says a US legislative package ties duties to users’ ages in ways that may pressure services to collect IDs, estimate age or limit lawful speech.
Read report »An anonymous GitHub maintainer has consolidated dozens of exploit demonstrations while saying the findings were unreported at publication and warning readers against malicious use.
Read report »Andrew Nesbitt’s fictional incident chronicle imagines AI agents repeatedly trusting hostile instructions, exhausting context and amplifying a software supply-chain breach.
Read report »X-ray tomography, surface reconstruction and machine learning recovered the surviving text of PHerc. 1667 without physically opening the carbonized papyrus.
Read report »The free-expression group points to Australia’s under-16 social-media rules, data collection and a recent breach as reasons to question expanding online age gates.
Read report »Giulio Paolino says a two-company structure, registration work and delayed VAT identification left his new business unable to bill foreign clients after five months.
Read report »The custom processor is being tested for serving AI models, with OpenAI claiming improved performance per watt and lower costs for real-time coding workloads.
Read report »The infrastructure provider says Bunny DNS now has no per-request charges or query caps, though accounts remain subject to a $1 monthly minimum spend.
Read report »The public project outlines GPU-based inference, PDF and image workflows, and several deployment routes for a document-parsing model.
Read report »The SIGMOD 2026 project combines a redesigned storage layout with embedded WebAssembly decoders, while warning that its current implementation is not for production use.
Read report »The system combines a universal path encoder, a small context model and an English QWERTY decoder trained with a public dataset of one million volunteered swipes.
Read report »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.
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