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We’ve got a special Decoder today — I had the chance to talk with Amy Lanzi, the CEO of Digitas North America, in front of a live audience at the Uber Villa at the Cannes Lions advertising festival in the South of France. I know, it’s a hard gig, but I do it for you. Amy has been on Decoder three ti
t0-alpha is a decoder-style patch transformer for probabilistic time-series forecasting. Raw series are split into 32-step patches, embedded, processed through causal time-attention and group-attention layers, and decoded into future quantiles rather than a single point forecast. The post Time-Serie
Microsoft follows Amazon, OpenAI and Anthropic with its new AI deployment group.
Artificial intelligence may have captured the public imagination through chatbots and image generators, but some of its most consequential use cases are unfolding far from consumer-facing tools. In industries where physical infrastructure, operational continuity, and safety are paramount, AI is beco
It's actually good enough for simple management tasks
If you like fast social deduction games, I’ve been building Imposter Game, a browser-based party game designed for phones, classrooms, team play, and remote groups. The idea is simple: most players share a similar word, while one player is the imposter and has to blend in without getting caught. Eve
Hi everyone, today I'm excited to officially launch Noter, a new way to stay actively in the loop while your coding agents are working. 🤓 Noter started as a personal tool, but I quickly realised it could help many more people who build with agents every day. When I work with coding agents, I often
Your resume isn't the problem. The way you're using AI to fix it is. Most people paste their resume into ChatGPT and ask it to "make this sound better." The model obliges — it adds stronger verbs, tightens the language, maybe restructures a bullet or two. What it doesn't do is tell you that the job
From the motivation-pattern-log — a public, dated, falsifiable prediction log for AI-era cybersecurity attack patterns grounded in motivation analysis. Predictions are scored quarterly against stated falsifiers. Created: 2026-07-01 Pattern: boredom-with-asymmetric-leverage Substrate: Open-source sof
A 95 on MMLU doesn't mean your model will write a correct pagination query. I learned this the hard way, running eval after eval until 3 AM, watching green lights that lied to me. After a year of benchmarking LLMs in production — coding tasks, agentic pipelines, RAG pipelines — I've got opinions. So
A few months ago I was deep into building Crimetube, a pipeline that turns a topic prompt into a full narrated documentary video. The whole thing runs on its own: research, script, shot planning, image generation, video generation, voiceover, the works. One video ends up with over 200 AI generated s
PagerDuty MCP Unlocks AI Agent Awareness: The Case for Controlled Escalation But here is the question most teams skip: once your agent can see everything and act on some of it, who decides which actions actually execute? Table of Contents** What Is PagerDuty MCP and Why It Changes the Game The Pager
The firehose problem, typo/homoglyph matching, and where it breaks in production A lookalike domain usually sits around for days or weeks before anyone notices. Someone registers yourbrand-support.com, clones your login page, and runs a phishing campaign until a customer complains or a threat-intel
Seriously, I am so tired of AI created design and my heart wants something cool. Also, it will stand out from other AI designs. Default HTML style is seriously good, maybe it needs small improvements to be more user-friendly. Can it be the next trend in website design? Why not...
Most of the code we write can be checked against something. A tax calculator has the tax code. A JSON parser has a spec. A physics sim has reality. You write a test, you assert the expected value, and the "expected value" comes from somewhere authoritative. But what do you do when there is no author
This article explains why traditional CI/CD gates are not enough for production AI systems. I share a practical release-gating approach The post Why traditional CI/CD fails for LLMs (and the release gates we built to fix it) appeared first on The New Stack.
Honestly, this started out of frustration. I was applying for jobs a few months back and kept doing this thing where I'd open a job description, read through it, go back to my resume, read through that, and try to mentally map which keywords I was missing. Every. Single. Application. After doing thi
Rapid growth turned routine firewall logs into a security and budget liability. One CISO used artificial intelligence to filter what data truly belongs in the SIEM.
IBM and Red Hat assign 20,000 engineers to the new Project Lightwell service as Anthropic's Mythos findings ignite debate over how to secure the open-source software supply chain.
The post Solana Enters a Transition Phase—Can a Breakout Trigger a SOL Price Rally to $140? appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News The Solana price has demonstrated massive strength after rising above $82. Although the bulls have gained enough traction, the shift happening beneath the surface has
