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A new open-source agent router learns from execution success and failures, cutting routing regret and Opus spend.
Nvidia’s head of automotive argues the software-defined vehicle is here, even as capacity gets stolen by AI.
Chiphell’s driver sleuthing suggests AMD RDNA4-ready MFG sliders, plus Ray Regeneration and Neural Radiance Caching overrides.
A rare gaming-tablet price drop makes a Strix Halo APU rig look like a bargain against laptop alternatives.
As developers lean on AI assistants, hallucinated package names become a register-and-ship attack path.
A 90-minute window starts at 2245 UTC as Starship and Super Heavy try again with hardware tweaks and new rules.
What the study suggests about which roles face disruption and which may get a lift as AI spreads at work.
NYSNA says Montefiore broke a contract won through a strike, raising alarms about care quality and insurer workflows.
Speed is real on benchmarks. The hard part is the two-language divide: performance gains vs. ecosystem gravity.
Meta’s next move in India will determine whether governments copy India’s playbook for encrypted messaging.
This superconducting “quantum heat engine” test gives quantum hardware a new thermodynamics blueprint, with ripple effects for larger quantum computers.
Waze is rolling out AI features, updating its 2024 conversation reporting and expanding Gemini-powered voice destination search.
