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A coalition of 42 state attorneys general has opened a sweeping investigation into OpenAI, first reported by the Wall Street Journal on Thursday. New York’s attorney general served the company with a subpoena on Friday demanding documents on advertising, user engagement and retention, consumer and h
CoreWeave, the AI cloud infrastructure company that began life as a New Jersey cryptocurrency mining operation called Atlantic Crypto, has been selected for inclusion in the Nasdaq-100 Index. The addition takes effect before market open on 22 June, just 15 months after CoreWeave priced its IPO at $4
The US Justice Department has cleared Paramount Skydance’s $110 billion purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery without requiring any changes to the deal. The agency said the merger “is not likely to harm competition or American consumers” after an eight-month antitrust review. No divestitures, behaviour
This Rigvedic invocation has guided India’s civilisational openness to knowledge. Today, it finds urgent expression in innovation.
Marc Andreessen, a cofounder of Andreessen Horowitz, has voiced strong opinions on artificial intelligence regulation. His comments follow the US government's order to suspend access to Anthropic's advanced AI models, citing national security. Andreessen views strict rules as "red-tape monsters" tha
A coalition of state attorneys general is asking OpenAI for documents about its activities.
We rank all 10 of Steven Spielberg's sci-fi movies, including "Jurassic Park," "E.T." and his latest, "Disclosure Day."
I used ChatGPT to analyze my personality based on 10 of my favorite fictional characters and the chatbot revealed more about that than I expected.
The US government has ordered Anthropic to suspend access to its two most capable AI models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, in what appears to be the first time Washington has forced a commercial AI product offline. The directive, which Anthropic says it received at 5:21pm ET on 12 June, cites national secur
You spent hours setting up your Linux mail server. You send a test email. It vanishes into spam. Here's what's actually happening — and how to fix it permanently. The real reason emails end up in spam It's almost never your content. Modern spam filters care far more about authentication than keyword
I'd routed the same one-word prompt to Claude Haiku and to Gemini 2.5 Flash. Flash has the lower per-token price, so this should have been an easy win. It wasn't. Flash is a thinking model: before it answered "Paris," it spent a few dozen tokens reasoning, and reasoning is billed as output. Haiku an
The problem Every AI coding session starts the same: paste the README, paste the architecture doc, paste the last error message, re-explain where you left off. If you switch between Claude Code, Cursor, and Gemini in the same project, every tool starts from zero. nodestone fixes that. It's a project
You spend 20 minutes rebuilding context every time you open a new Claude Code or Cursor session. The architecture decision from last week? Gone. The task you were halfway through? Lost. The rationale behind that weird except: pass you left as a TODO? Your future self will curse past you. I built nod
For about a year, my debugging tool crashed the instant anyone pointed it at SQLite. I had no idea, because I only ever ran it against SQL Server. Nobody opened an issue either, which tells you roughly how many people were using it. Here's the bug, because it's an easy one to ship and I doubt I'm al
Two months ago, I was knee-deep in a project that sounded simple: build a system that could answer questions from our company’s internal documentation. We had hundreds of PDFs, Confluence pages, and READMEs. The goal was to let junior developers ask natural language questions and get accurate answer
Framer Motion and the Next.js App Router fight each other more than you'd expect. The default AnimatePresence pattern assumes a single root that owns the route key, but App Router renders layouts and pages as separate RSC subtrees. Wire it up naively and you get a visible layout shift on every route
A few months ago I started posting on Dev.to about my side projects. It was fun at first — writing about GPU rentals, Telegram bots, local AI setups. Then life got busy and the cadence dropped. Deadlines slip, the "write that post" todo sits there for weeks, and the audience you built starts forgett
You inherit a 50k-line Python monolith. Senior dev who wrote it left last month. No tests, no docs, no architecture diagram. Where do you even start? Grep for imports? Parse the AST yourself? Spend two days drawing boxes and arrows in Mermaid? There's a faster way. Let me show you. code-atlas-py (CL
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The most useful AI news this week is not another chatbot leaderboard. It is the signal that healthcare AI is moving toward models built around real clinical work, not generic demos dressed up with medical vocabulary. Reports from the last 48 hours say Nvidia and Abridge are working on a healthcare-s
