- 1 Show HN: We use AI agents for our million-user SaaS (seafile) ()
- 1 OpenAI cyberattack caused by rogue AI agent worse than initially reported (tag24.com)
- 1 Nvidia's chips may be novel, but its 'circular financing' isn't (ft.com)
- 1 Scientists Uncover Hidden Structures Beneath the Amazon (sciencealert.com)
- 3 Can you make a Wii U gamepad from a Raspberry Pi? [video] (youtube.com)
- 1 We discovered a new variant of Super Mario Bros (nintendowire.com)
- 1 Art as Compression (feed.grantcuster.com)
- 3 Higher Airfares Are Looming on Busy Routes as AI Squeezes Out Bargains (bloomberg.com)
- 7 xAI sues Minnesota over its law banning 'nudification' technology (apnews.com)
- 1 Talk to Your Area (Askaround.me) ()
- 3 Show HN: Legionlinuxtui – Control Lenovo legion laptops in the terminal (github.com)
- 3 The Programming Tourist (amrshawky.com)
- 3 Is Mythos good at cyber because it kept hacking Anthropics sandboxes in training (lesswrong.com)
- 2 The Art of Life [video] (youtube.com)
- 2 Study uncovers lost 'golden age' of languages (news.yale.edu)
- 2 What Silicon Valley gets wrong about AI (sfstandard.com)
- 5 Encryption in the 1790s (hackaday.com)
- 4 Show HN: GlobeHoppr – find a route between cities using limited-distance jumps (globehoppr.com)
- 3 Before the theorem prover: verification is older than the alphabet (amangoel.ai)
- 5 Do newer coding models end up training on the AI slop generated by older models? ()
- 4 Google AI Studio "Delete" doesn't delete – server chat persists (3 videos) (youtube.com)
- 20 A pharmacy chain in Vermont implemented AI for efficiency (vtdigger.org)
- 2 The World Is to Focused on Quarterly Earnings ()
- 2 ACR Stealer: ClickFix, Etherhiding, and Stego, Oh My (discourse.ifin.network)
- 2 Show HN: RunNburn – Run a 295B Moe from a 98GB GGUF on a 64GB RAM Desktop (github.com)
- 2 Show HN: A free palm-reading tool that works in the browser (wishastro.com)
- 2 Why AI Needs a "Genie Coefficient" (schneier.com)
- 2 OpenAI ARR in July topped all of Q2 (cnbc.com)
- 15 Flume Water Monitor 915 MHz Security Is Pretty Good (waveformsecurity.com)
- 3 Face Recognition Blocking Glasses Tested (ipvm.com)