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We just launched the First Ever Agent Evalathon — and we'd love for you to join Priya N Jun 26 #agents #ai #hackathon #opensource 1 reaction Add Comment 1 min read
How to Generate Cryptographic Proof of AI Agent Authorization for EU AI Act Article 14 Compliance EU AI Act Article 14 enforcement starts August 2, 2026. If you're building AI agents that access sensitive data, process customer information, or make autonomous decisions — you need to demonstrate huma
Most teams start AI cost control with a spreadsheet: model A costs this much, model B costs that much, so use the cheaper one. That helps for a week. Then production traffic arrives. The real cost problem is not the model price. It is losing the path between a user request and the billable provider
Spent the last few days setting up Fiverr gigs — landing pages, AI stack research, content writing. Zero impressions, which is normal for a brand new seller, but also slow. Here's the realization: I already have an audience that knows and trusts me from 5 months of building XEdge in public. Why wait
AI coding agents are useful because they can make changes quickly. That same strength creates a review problem. In a typical loop, an agent edits code, runs tests, reads failures, patches the implementation, and repeats. The loop may finish with clean tests and a reasonable diff. But somewhere along
In today’s data-driven world, getting information out of a database usually requires knowing SQL. But what if you could just ask your database a question in plain English and get the answer instantly? Thanks to Large Language Models (LLMs) and Artificial Intelligence, this is no longer science ficti
When your AI agent types, you can see everything it does. LangChain traces every The moment that same agent picks up a phone, the lights go out. A voice agent's entire interaction lives inside an .mp3. The transcript, the So most teams do the only thing they can: they listen to a handful of calls by
Indian startups cumulatively raised more than $1.1 Bn across 16 deals between June 21 and June 26, a massive 2.5X …
In this episode of the Prime Venture Partners Podcast, Shashi Kumar, Founder & CEO of Akshayakalpa, speaks about building a profitable Rs 60-crore-a-month business working with 2,800 farmers, including 1,200 women farmers.
SpaceX is set to join the Nasdaq 100 index on July 7, a move expected to attract billions in passive investment. This inclusion follows Nasdaq's relaxed entry criteria, making it easier for companies like SpaceX, despite recent losses, to enter major indices. While some see it as a positive sign of
Fire and Rescue NSW uses thermal imaging and a mobile phone red light to quickly locate men who veered off walking track near Jindabyne Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Two hikers who veered off a walking track in Kosciuszko national park have been found within five hours
Mobile World Congress Shanghai is taking place from June 24 to June 26 this year, and the winners of the GLOMO Awards Asia have been announced today. The Honor Magic V6 has won two of them - Best Smartphone and Disruptive Device Innovation. The vivo X Fold6 has won the Best In Show - Product award.
The Financial Times reports that Apple is seeking clearance from the Trump administration to purchase memory chips from a blacklisted Chinese company. The move would help it meet demand for product manufacturing during the ongoing global memory supply shortage.
I Built Commercial Redis CDC Source Drivers for Ruby — Here's What I Learned For the past couple of years I've been building a Change Data Capture (CDC) ecosystem for Ruby. Like many CDC projects, it started with PostgreSQL. PostgreSQL's Write-Ahead Log (WAL) is an excellent source of truth: durable
After managing infrastructure teams at Lockheed Martin, Cigna Healthcare, and BP Refinery, I have seen the DevOps-versus-SRE question play out in hiring committees, organizational redesigns, and vendor negotiations hundreds of times. The confusion is understandable. Both roles touch CI/CD, monitorin
I have been on both sides of the cloud architect interview table. As a hiring manager at Lockheed Martin and Cigna Healthcare, I conducted over 200 technical interviews for cloud architecture roles. As a candidate, I went through interview loops at three Fortune 500 companies and two government cont
I keep seeing developers use "DeepSeek response API" and "OpenAI Responses API" as if they mean the same thing. They do not. That small naming mistake can make your integration look like it works while quietly dropping the most important field in the response: reasoning_content. I spent time checkin
Java 26 was officially released in March 2026, and after spending the past three months exploring its new features, experimenting with preview APIs, and using it in personal projects, I think it's a good time to share my impressions. Unlike launch-day articles that simply list every new feature, thi
The Promise: A Private, Voice-Activated Shell The dream of a voice-activated command line is compelling: speak a command, see it executed. But for many developers, piping terminal input through a cloud-based API is a non-starter. This is the promise of a project like karolswdev/HoldSpeak, a cross-pl
Solana found strength from tokenized stock trading on its network, but a declining TVL and DEX volumes point to fading momentum.
