Tag: AI
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AI Slop Is Real. Even When It Works.
AI Slop Is Real. Even When It Works. We were told AI would make everything better. Just trust it, bro. You’re prompting it wrong, bro. And to some extent, it did make things better. Minus the things it made much worse. This is a story about one of those things. It’s about why “trust the…
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Experts: Weak containment, not rogue AI, behind recent AI lab hacking incidents
Cybersecurity specialists told CSO that recent incidents of AI models accessing outside systems point to basic security lapses at AI labs, not agents acting on their own will.
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Anthropic Replaces Git With Scion, an In-House Source Control System
Anthropic says AI-written code has outgrown tools built for human scale, so it built Scion and moved its monorepo off git in five months.
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Google Unveils Gemini 4 Argon With 1M-Token Output Window
Google has introduced Gemini 4 Argon, a new frontier model aimed at software engineering, science, robotics and cyber defense. It is available now to Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers.
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Why Bootstrapping a Compiler From Scratch Is Harder Than It Looks
Building the Go toolchain from source starting with its last C-based version works well in theory, but hidden dependencies on operating systems and outside tools can break the chain in practice.
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Is AI really that bad of a business?
Two things can be true I use AI every day, and I’m happy to pay for it. I also think the companies building it are priced for a future that cannot arrive. Those two statements don’t contradict each other. A product can be genuinely great and still be a terrible investment. This post is about…
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AI Coding Agents Boost Code Volume 30%, but Code Review Becomes the Bottleneck
A Harvard working paper covering 718 companies finds that AI coding agents increase how much code teams write, yet delivered output has barely changed. Time spent on code review rose by 49%.
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Meta Releases Muse Wonder and Wonder Full, Its First Frontier Models
Meta’s Superintelligence Lab has launched Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full, larger and more capable models than the earlier Muse Spark. The company calls them its first attempt at a frontier model.
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Linus Torvalds Uses Claude Code on a New Linux Kernel Performance Branch
Linux creator Linus Torvalds has published a kernel branch built with help from the AI coding assistant Claude Code. It aims to speed up small file reads from many threads.