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The European Union’s cybersecurity agency was due to meet Anthropic on Thursday, the European Commission confirmed, a meeting arranged before Washington made it considerably more awkward. ENISA, the EU’s cybersecurity body, had been invited to talks with the AI company that were set in motion weeks
Robert Bosch, the German engineering group, has agreed to pay the United States $36m to settle claims that two of its non-US subsidiaries shipped sensor products and software to China’s Huawei without the required licences. The US Commerce Department announced the settlement on Wednesday. The goods,
A statement Meng Wanzhou signed to make her own legal jeopardy go away can now be used against the company she helps run. A US judge in Brooklyn ruled on Tuesday that admissions made by Huawei’s chief financial officer, as part of the 2021 deal that let her walk free, are admissible in the criminal
Searches for “receipt photo booth” climbed more than 680% over the past year, and the category jumped from a niche TikTok trend to a real fixture in cafes, flagship stores, and brand activations. If you run a space or a marketing team, picking from the best receipt photobooths for commercial use now
The Poco X8 series has been on the shelves for a while, and many of you are probably wondering whether the Xiaomi Poco X8 Pro is enough, or you need to shed a little more for the Pro Max? The price gap between the two models is about €100-120 in Europe and INR 10,000 in India at the time of writing.
Your phone is a great step tracker backup, but only if you move a lot
AMD has quietly disabled a critical memory encryption feature on consumer Ryzen processors through a firmware update — and its engineers have gone silent after being pressed for answers. The feature, called Transparent Secure Memory Encryption (TSME), encrypts everything stored in your computer's RA
[Excerpted from THE QUANTUM COLLAPSE CHRONICLES — not science fiction, but a grounded forecast of what may come when quantum computation dismantles the cryptographic foundations of our digital civilization. These articles explore the collapse of computational trust and the brutal reconstruction of t
Twice in the same week last quarter, our YouTube Data API quota hit zero before 09:00 UTC, and the trending feeds for half our regions went stale for the rest of the day. I run TrendVidStream, a global video streaming discovery site that ingests trending-video data for 8 regions on a cron schedule,
La orientación vocacional clásica suele reducirse a un test de respuestas cerradas que escupe tres profesiones. Pero a los 16 años casi nadie sabe lo que quiere, y un formulario no lo descubre. OrientaIA aborda el problema desde otro ángulo: una conversación. Ayudar a adolescentes de 14 a 18 años a
You write a scraper with Playwright, wait for the page to load, close the cookie banner, click a filter, and parse a table out of the DOM. Then someone redesigns the page and your selector breaks. The annoying part is that the data probably never lived in the HTML in the first place. Most modern web
I kept switching between 5+ different sites just to count tokens, estimate API costs, plan context windows, and format JSON. So I built DevKit AI — a free collection of 17 tools specifically for LLM API workflows. Link: https://devkit-ai.com Token Counter — supports 60+ models (GPT-4, Claude, Gemini
Originally published at htpbe.tech. The version on htpbe.tech stays in sync with the latest detection algorithm — refer to it for the canonical text. Your application accepts PDFs from users — loan applications, identity documents, invoices, contracts. Any of them may have been edited after the issu
I've been scraping data from the web for years. You'd think I'd have learned by now: never use regex on HTML. But sometimes, when you're staring at a messy table with inconsistent classes, random whitespace, and nested elements that barely qualify as valid markup, the temptation to just throw a rege
You're building an API and defaulting to JSON because everyone does. The endpoint works fine. Then it needs to handle large payloads at high throughput, and suddenly the bottleneck is payload parsing. Or you're writing a config file and three months later a new team member can't figure out what half
Your DPO just asked for proof that your AI pipeline doesn't leak training data. You don't have any. Neither does OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google — their clouds run on shared hardware where hypervisors can peek at GPU memory. GDPR Article 25 says you need "data protection by design." Shared GPUs aren't
Vercel has launched eve, an open-source AI agent framework that rethinks how developers build, secure, and ship agent-driven workflows. Eve blends the ease of structured Next.js apps with the operational DNA of Vercel’s platform — and it is already running over 100 internal agents, now responsible f
One thing I’m still trying to reason about with Codex is when a run should be stopped rather than allowed to keep spending context, steps, and time. Some failures are obvious: repeated test failures, the same edit being attempted multiple times, or the agent circling around the same error message. B
If you're shopping for one of the best-performing OLED TVs in 2026, it's going to come down to the LG G6 and Samsung S95H.
AI laptops were a tough sell for me until I realized their NPUs can actively scan what’s on your computer to keep you safe from scams and deepfakes.
