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For 25 years, Mobileye has been the arms dealer of self-driving, selling the cameras, chips, and software that now sit inside more than 230 million cars, while pointedly leaving the driving business to everyone else. On 16 June, it said it would start doing the driving itself. The Jerusalem company
One of the largest open-source package repositories just spent a weekend cleaning up after a malware campaign that did not break into anything. It did not need to. Attackers seized control of more than 1,500 packages in the Arch User Repository, or AUR, the community-run software collection that sit
Microsoft’s new Surface Laptop and Surface Pro feature a redesigned trackpad with haptic feedback that vibrates when you interact with Windows 11. Snap a window to one side of the screen and you feel it. Align an image in PowerPoint and the trackpad confirms the placement. Scrub a video timeline and
The cybersecurity industry is confronting a new reality: traditional vulnerability management is no longer enough. As enterprises rapidly deploy AI-powered applications, autonomous agents, and large language model (LLM) infrastructure, security teams are discovering that many of the most dangerous e
The yellow pair are on sale too. | Photo by Chris Welch / The Verge If you’re looking for a cheap Father’s Day gift that delivers more than you’d expect for the price, Nothing’s Ear (a) are a good option. The wireless earbuds are currently on sale as part of a larger early Prime Day sales event, mak
The service will leverage its Moovit platform to launch in an a US city in 2027.
Samsung released two Android 17-based One UI 9 beta updates for the Galaxy S26 series last month, and now, the Korean brand has released the third One UI 9 beta for the S26 lineup. [#InlinePriceWidget,14320,1#] The third One UI 9 beta for the Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26+, and Galaxy S26 Ultra requires a
With iOS 27, Apple is giving iPhone users a slider to customize how clear or frosted Liquid Glass appears. While the same slider comes to the Mac and iPad, Apple Watch just has one Liquid Glass setting for everyone. However, watchOS 27 does change the look of Liquid Glass on Apple Watch in subtle wa
A safe evaluation engine for mathematical expressions, built from scratch: tokenizer, recursive-descent parser, AST, linear equation solver and a type-safe output system, entirely without Python's eval(). Live on PyPI, 399 tests, 90% coverage, green across five Python versions. The obvious way to ev
92% of developers now use AI coding assistants at least monthly. Yet only 7% of organizations have successfully deployed autonomous agents in production. This 13x gap between enthusiastic adoption and trusted deployment tells the real story of AI in software development in 2026. Developers use these
Your agent worked brilliantly in the demo. It generated clean code, wrote tests, even added documentation. Then you submitted the PR and three things went wrong: it misunderstood the edge case handling, broke backward compatibility, and introduced a subtle race condition your manual review caught. Y
Your team ships code every day. Some of it was written by GitHub Copilot. Some came from ChatGPT suggestions you cleaned up and committed. Your CI/CD pipeline ran the tests, everything passed, and it's live in production right now. Here's the question that should keep you up tonight: How much of tha
The two numbers I want to start with are these. Stack Overflow's monthly question volume fell from 108,563 in November 2022 (the month ChatGPT launched) to 25,566 by December 2024, a 76.5% drop, and by May 2025 monthly question volume had reverted to the level of Stack Overflow's first month in 2009
Cómo difieren los CVEs de memory safety entre Rust y C/C++ ¿Por qué seguimos midiendo la seguridad de un lenguaje por cantidad de CVEs si sabemos que ese número depende tanto del tamaño de la base instalada como de cualquier propiedad del lenguaje en sí? Llevó años de debate y un par de papers de NS
How Memory Safety CVEs Differ Between Rust and C/C++ Why do we keep measuring language security by CVE count when we know that number depends as much on installed base size as on any actual property of the language? It took years of debate and a couple of NSA and CISA papers for the ecosystem to tak
So here's what happened: from Walled Garden to Open Road: A DeepSeek API Nestjs Story I want to tell you about the day I finally stopped fighting against a closed source AI vendor and started building with open weights and open standards. The pivot happened on a Tuesday, somewhere around 3 AM, when
A new cookbook to demonstrate our new Batch API. Most teams sit on massive backlogs of unstructured text—customer reviews, support tickets, and survey responses. They want to classify it, but doing it one synchronous API call at a time is painfully slow and wildly expensive. Worse yet, they use over
One of the easiest ways to impress stakeholders is to show an AI agent completing a complex workflow. One of the hardest things to do is maintain that same workflow six months later. Those are not the same challenge. I've reviewed agent systems that looked brilliant during demonstrations and became
Two techniques that look similar on the surface serve completely different purposes beneath the surface and are most powerful when used together. Every team building APIs eventually runs into the same wall. You have a backend service that isn't ready yet, or an external service you can't hit in a te
Un equipo de la Universidad del Sur de California (USC) construyó un sistema neuromórfico del tamaño de una moneda que percibe el mundo, aprende de él y toma decisiones sin batería, sin procesador y sin conexión a la nube. El trabajo, portada de Nature Sensors el 2 de junio de 2026, propone una idea
