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The payments giant’s midyear outlook forecasts 2.4% global growth in 2026, crediting an investment boom and online price competition for absorbing the strain of higher energy costs. The company that sees a slice of nearly every card swipe on the planet has a view on where the economy is heading, and
Proton's Lumo 2.0 is dropping this week, giving users a broader variety of capabilities.
In legal, Harvey crossed an $11 billion valuation and Legora is racing to claim the European market behind it. In healthcare, Abridge has built a multi-billion-dollar business turning clinical conversations into structured medical records. In customer service, Sierra is now valued at over $15 billio
Europe’s largest software company is redistributing product and engineering responsibilities in its second top-level reorganisation of the year, with AI at the centre. When a company reorganises its leadership once in a year, it is housekeeping. When it does so twice, with the same word at the centr
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Videos purporting to show the iPhone 18 Pro undergoing a drop test were removed from X shortly after they surfaced, as spotted earlier by MacRumors. An account imitating leaker Evleaks was suspended from X after sharing the clips, while the post was removed as well, with X saying it "violated" the p
Artificial intelligence is transforming what is possible in agriculture, but industry leaders should be wary of investing in AI without first laying the groundwork. The use cases are promising, especially for an industry navigating volatile fertilizer costs, unpredictable weather, and margins that l
Build a more powerful coding agent setup with a model ensemble The post How to Maximize Codex Exec Command appeared first on Towards Data Science.
This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. AI agents are not your “coworkers” Imagine coming in to work to learn that a new underling will report to you. The worker is not a person but an AI tool—one…
TrueNAS has become a legitimate choice for a home lab, but Proxmox still wins
After launching in other parts of the globe earlier this year, Motorola is finally bringing Moto Tag 2 to the US, and it’s on sale for a limited time.
Today in China, Redmi made the K90 Ultra official, ending many months of leaks, rumors, and speculation regarding the device. The K90 Ultra comes with the older Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset at the helm, but it pairs it with a built-in active cooling fan which is claimed to lower the temperature by up
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This post is going to be about sensitive topics that most developers rarely explore: psychology, therapy, and a healthy amount of self-reflection. Of course, you cannot really talk about these topics without relevant education, but I'm not going to give you lessons on psychology. Even though, at thi
"Review my code." You paste a function, and the AI replies with a tidy paragraph: "This code looks good! You might consider adding error handling and improving variable names." Thanks. You knew that. You wanted it to find the off-by-one in the loop and the unhandled null on line 14. The problem isn'
Most conversations about securing AI agents still revolve around prompt injection as if it’s purely a model problem. “Sanitize the input.” “Add better guardrails.” “Use a stronger system prompt.” This framing misses where some of the most effective attacks are actually happening. In recent demonstra
Every developer has been there. You finish building a project, push it to GitHub, and then spend hours writing documentation that often gets postponed or forgotten. I wanted to make that process easier. So I built DocuMind—a web application that analyzes a GitHub repository and uses the Gemini API t
The event failed. Now every minute writes more damage. A bad live event is rarely fixed by "deploy the previous build." In a live service game, a broken event can come from code, remote config, economy tuning, content delivery, schema drift, an exploit, or simply losing your observability at the wor
At Smoketest.sh, you describe a flow in a sentence ("log in, add a paid seat, confirm the invoice updates") and an AI agent runs it in a real browser. The agent reads the page, decides what to do, and drives Playwright to do it. The first version worked great in the demo and fell apart on the second
MCP hit 97 million monthly SDK downloads. The blog posts are everywhere. The GitHub stars keep climbing. And yet, when I tried to run MCP servers in anything resembling a production environment, I kept hitting the same wall: nobody had written the failure mode documentation. Six months later, after
