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WhatCable Turns Your Apple Silicon Mac Into a Free USB-C Cable Tester
A new menu-bar app reads your Mac's hidden USB-C data to reveal cable specs, find fakes, and diagnose bottlenecks.
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Hyundai Workers Strike Over Humanoid Robot Deployment in First Major Labor Pushback
Unionized auto workers in South Korea walk off the job after 15 rounds of negotiations fail, marking the first factory stoppage specifically over humanoid robots.
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Apple Opens Siri AI Public Beta with iOS 27, Bringing Chatbot-Like Capabilities to iPhones
The public beta of Apple's AI-powered Siri is now available, giving users early access to on-device intelligence and deep OS integration ahead of a fall launch.
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Kassette: Durable Execution for Agentic Workflows Without a New Runtime
A new open-source library brings crash-safe, journal-based durability to AI agent pipelines, composing with existing queues and job runners.
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Claude Code Proxy Lets You Route Anthropic's CLI to OpenAI, Kimi, Grok, or Cursor
An open-source proxy replaces Anthropic's backend with alternative providers like Codex, Kimi K2.6, or Grok, bypassing usage caps while keeping Claude Code's UX.
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xAI Sues User for Generating CSAM with Grok, Seeks to Shield Itself from Liability
The lawsuit against Terry Wayne Harwood is xAI’s first attempt to hold a user solely responsible for Grok-generated child sexual abuse material, potentially setting a precedent for AI platform liability.
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uplpgsql Brings JIT-Compiled PL/pgSQL to PostgreSQL — Control Flow, Now Native
A new open-source extension compiles PostgreSQL's PL/pgSQL functions to native code via LLVM, promising order-of-magnitude speedups for procedural logic.
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Vint Cerf Backs DNS-Based Standard to Give AI Agents Verifiable Identities on the Open Internet
The internet pioneer joins Innovation Labs to develop DNSid, a cryptographic registry that ties AI agents to domain names, aiming to solve accountability and trust across the agentic web.
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Grok Build Caught Uploading Entire Codebases; Musk Promises Deletion
Researchers found the CLI tool packaging and uploading repositories, including secrets and excluded files, before SpaceXAI disabled the feature.
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Wisp: An Open-Source AI Overlay That Brings MCP to Your Desktop Hotkeys
Wisp is a free, extensible, hotkey-driven AI assistant that lives in an overlay—and ships a built-in MCP bridge and context server for dev tools like Claude and Cursor.
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NeatContext Publishes Postmortem on SRE Incident: Root Cause Traced to Pool-Size Cut
The team behind NeatContext identified a pool-size reduction at 08:58Z as the root cause of the incident and advises a reload to revert it.
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OpenAI Hires Family Product Manager as ChatGPT Audience Ages
The company is building experiences for families, caregivers, and older adults as new data shows its user base is shifting older and more parental.
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Vercel CEO Guillermo Rauch: The real battle is splitting the model from the agent
As AI agents move from prototypes to production, Vercel’s CEO argues that decoupling models from agent logic is the defining platform war of the next decade.
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The First 'Agentic Ransomware' Attack Still Needed a Human at the Controls
Sysdig's JadePuffer operation was technically executed by an AI agent, but a human still set up the infrastructure, chose the victim, and provided the stolen credentials.
