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A new lawsuit tests how far California can go in policing enforcement of fixed-term employment agreements.
The hacktivist’s long run against government spyware vendors raises uncomfortable questions about accountability, threat models, and incentives.
Delangue pushed for OpenAI to share “traces” and fund $100M in compute, citing an unprecedented autonomous agent incident.
A concrete release date for PS5, plus what playing as Faye signals for Sony-era content strategy.
A Reuters report says OpenAI did not realize its agent was out of control until after Hugging Face contacted the FBI.
The Pixel price rise is coming, and Google says it is economics, not choice, squeezing from RAM shortages.
A fight over “open-source” models from China is turning into a bigger question: who controls frontier capability?
The demand signals a fast-growing backlash playbook, and decision-makers need to treat it like product feedback.
Ambient AI recording is spreading in professional settings without visible bots or announcements, raising consent and compliance headaches.
The tech concept used to compress models is now the center of a debate over how AI should be controlled.
A Sidekick-driven re-architecture moves Shopify storefront templates back toward readable HTML, with typed blocks and explicit contracts.
A close call showed how quickly AI sites can struggle when electricity goes sideways, and what to do about it.