The US Government Tried to Restrict an AI Model. Cybersecurity Veterans Are Pushing Back
A week later, 76 veterans from the cybersecurity industry published an open letter demanding the government reverse the order. The signatories read like a who’s who of internet defensive infrastructure: Alex Stamos, former head of security at…
Ford Called Back 350 Engineers After AI QA Failed. The Lesson Is Useful for Every Automaker.
Ford is not the only automaker that has stumbled with AI. GM tried replacing full-time engineers with contractors a few years ago to cut costs, and ended up with quality problems and an internal culture crisis before reversing course. FCA (now…
Cloudflare Just Made AI Companies Choose: Pay Up or Get Blocked
OpenAI's Daybreak update brings GPT-5.5-Cyber, Codex Security automation, and Patch the Planet — the security tools that might actually matter for SOC teams.
Perplexity Brain Wants to Give AI a Persistent Memory. I Have Questions.
Perplexity Brain Wants to Give AI a Persistent Memory. I Have Questions. The moment I realized my AI assistant had forgotten our entire conversation was a Tuesday. I had spent forty minutes explaining the architecture of a system to it — the specific…
Meta AI Glasses Now Look Normal — And Cost $299
The latest Ray-Ban Meta glasses look like actual glasses, cost $299, and represent the first generation of smart eyewear that normal people might actually buy.
How to Deploy Headroom on Your NAS: A Practical Guide
If you run AI agents for any serious amount of time, you know the bill adds up fast. Context gets longer with every session. Tool outputs, file reads, RAG chunks, conversation history — it all piles into the context window, and the model does not work…
Your AI Agent Is Getting Worse. The Problem Is Probably Memory.
After a few weeks with a new AI agent, something predictable tends to happen. The quality of responses starts slipping. The agent misreads what you want, brings up things from old conversations that have no business being there, and gradually becomes…
AMD Graphics Cards Can Now Run NVIDIA’s Physics Engine. Here’s Why That Matters for Older Games
If you have an AMD graphics card and have been watching game benchmarks for years with a specific kind of envy, today’s your day. ZLUDA v6 dropped on June 29, 2026, and the headline feature is simple: AMD Radeon GPUs can now run NVIDIA’s…
Claude Code Is Secretly Tagging Your Requests. Here’s What That Means for Your Privacy
Last week, a developer named kiruba took a look at the Claude Code binary on his own machine. He wasn’t looking for trouble. He was looking for transparency, because Claude Code already has filesystem access, shell access, git access, and depending…
Sakana AI Fugu Ultra Routes Complex Tasks to the Right Specialist Model
A Tokyo-based engineer first mentioned Sakana AI to me in the context of foundation model research. Not as a footnote. In the same conversation as work coming out of Stanford. That was enough to make me pay attention. Sakana is based in Japan. Fugu Ultra…
AI Agents Forget Everything — Here Is What Teams Are Actually Doing About It
The complaint comes up in almost every team retrospective once AI agents go into production. Not a technical complaint, not a model accuracy complaint. Something simpler: the agent forgets. In customer service, it shows up as the bot that asks for your…
Salesforce Slackbot Gets a Full AI Rebuild: Now an Agent That Works Where You Work
Salesforce Rolls Out a New Slackbot: This Time It Is an Actual AI Agent Salesforce has been building toward this for a while. The company has been layering AI capabilities into its product line for the past few years, starting with Einstein AI features…