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GitHub updates its Copilot data usage policy to clarify how developer code and interactions are processed, addressing privacy concerns about code being used for AI model training.

Analysis of claudescode.dev live feed shows 90% of Claude Code output goes to repos with fewer than 2 stars. Most AI-generated code is experimental and unloved rather than production software, adding

Apple demands developers verify old bug reports in beta software, threatening to close them if unverified — even for bugs Apple has ignored for years. The practice inflates Apple's bug fix metrics whi

EU conservatives attempt to force a vote reviving mass scanning of private messages despite Parliament rejection. The Chat Control proposal threatens end-to-end encryption and private communications a

A security researcher successfully runs a Tesla Model 3 computer on a desk using $400 in parts from crashed cars. Tesla's publicly available wiring schematics made the project possible. The work has i

ARC Prize announces ARC-AGI-3, the third iteration of its influential AGI benchmark testing novel visual reasoning. The new version features more complex puzzles and a higher difficulty ceiling for ev

A US court found Meta and YouTube negligent in a landmark social media addiction trial, ruling platforms failed to protect young users from addictive design. The verdict could open the floodgates for

The US Supreme Court ruled in favor of Cox Communications, protecting ISPs from liability for subscribers pirating music. The decision reinforces DMCA safe harbor protections and has implications for

A provocative essay argues AI coding agents are degrading software quality: more outages, more bugs, and engineers coding themselves into corners. Calls for maintaining engineering discipline rather t

CERN scientists have transported 92 antiprotons by road for the first time in history, using a specialized magnetic bottle on a truck. The 30-minute journey at 42 km/h opens new possibilities for anti

The Register argues that big tech's $12.5M in open source grants is woefully inadequate. 60% of maintainers are unpaid, infrastructure costs are borne by volunteers, and AI-generated bug reports are d

A 25-year Apple developer switches to Linux and Android, citing Gatekeeper friction, broken macOS 26 Liquid Glass UI, and a credit card-based age verification system that locked him out of his own iPh

On Running CEO Martin Hoffmann steps down May 1, 2026. Co-founders David Allemann and Caspar Coppetti return as co-CEOs. Hoffmann will advise through March 2027.

Ente releases Ensu, an open source local LLM app running entirely on-device with full privacy. Available on all major platforms, built with Rust, with upcoming end-to-end encrypted chat sync.

Google will label SEBI-verified investment apps on its Indian Play Store to help users identify legitimate trading platforms and combat investment app fraud in India.

Lei Jun resigns as chairman and non-executive director of Kingsoft Cloud, citing other work commitments. Zou Tao takes over as chairman. The move reflects Lei Jun's focus on Xiaomi's EV business.

Kingsoft Office reports 2025 revenue up 15.78% to $815M, with WPS AI surging to 80.13M monthly active users (307% YoY growth). WPS 365 collaboration suite revenue grew 64.93%.

Kuaishou's Kling AI video generation platform hits $300M ARR with plans for 100%+ growth in 2026. Company committing $3.6B Capex with $1.5B dedicated to AI infrastructure.

CBS News Radio, nearly a century old and home to legends like Murrow and Cronkite, has ceased broadcasting. Its closure reflects the broader decline of traditional radio journalism in the digital age.

A BBC journalist failed to convince their aunt they weren't an AI deepfake, illustrating the growing crisis of AI authenticity. As deepfakes improve, even personal relationships are affected by the er