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A new Nvidia program would earn both standard product revenue and a cut of cloud revenue on deployed GPU capacity.
Cloudflare says it will filter web crawlers that serve AI companies, shifting leverage from AI buyers to site owners.
An execution-graph approach plus Skill-Aware Decomposition shows how agents can stop drowning in tool libraries and start routing correctly.
GameSir, KFC España, Domino's UK, Proton, and even privacy folks are turning Sony's digital shift into instant marketing ammo.
A top-ranked automation result proves AI can do paid work. It also exposes the gap between output and trust.
The Information reports early talks between Anthropic and Samsung, with key technical and deployment decisions still undecided.
A two-stage macOS malware drops a fake Maccy app, validates logins via PAM, then exfiltrates credentials to attackers.
Frontier models are back online, yet the rules for future releases remain ad hoc and strategically risky.
Leo is Amazon's bid to enter satellite internet now that it has the satellite base to launch.
Sysdig says an LLM-based intruder exploited Langflow and MySQL/Nacos, leaving victims unable to restore data even after paying.
The editors of Cursor’s future platform plan are how it sells itself, and whether regulators or rivals force a lock-in.
On a Pragmatic Engineer episode, software legend Kent Beck ties AI-era job risk to engineers' empathy and emotional regulation gaps.
