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Google built computer use into Gemini 3.5 Flash, removing the need for a separate model and pushing enterprises to decide fast.
A trace-driven “harness foundry” lets enterprise agents evolve their scaffolding autonomously, not by hand.
A cult favorite gets a regulatory-minded refresh, and it could change how automakers pitch “affordable” electrification.
The Digital Crimes Unit says Copilot-style analysis helped treat two stealer ecosystems as one conspiracy under RICO.
Even without court approval of Epic’s settlement, Google will roll out “lower, decoupled fees” that change how developers pay.
Garman argues AI will shift roles, while Amazon expands early-career hiring to prepare for that change.
Farhan Thawar says the proxy prevents engineer workflows from breaking when providers change, update, or go down.
Figma’s new code layers let teams pull flows from repositories into design layers for faster testing and fewer handoffs.
At VB Transform 2026, Amazon’s framework reframes reliability as consistency, robustness, predictability, and safety, with sandboxed review gates.
Researchers read a charred papyrus section from nearly 2,000 years ago without unrolling it, using AI to extract hidden text.
A Nature-published critique argues Microsoft’s 2025 breakthrough story was narrowed by plotting filters and coding mistakes.
Near-perfect membership inference attacks on seven medical AI datasets expose privacy blind spots in current safety tests.
