The robots may be taking over, but no one seems to like how they talk. In theory, the robots (by which I mean generative AI) talk just like us, given that their large language models (LLMs) have been trained on billions upon billions of statements you and I have made online. That Hacker News thread

An engineer refreshes a pull request page for the fourth time. New comments appear. More reviewers get tagged. The change has been ready for days, yet the approval waits. The scenario is familiar across the industry: code that takes 15 minutes to write but 15 days to get approved. The frustration isn’t rooted in disagreement

Many developers associate machine learning and large language models with Python. That makes sense because Python was the first choice for many early adopters, and it remains popular today. But there’s plenty of room in the AI revolution, and JavaScript developers have their pick of tools for integrating AI into their software. The tools and

In the era of cloud-first distributed enterprises where people collaborate across time zones and device types, the Zero Trust security methodology is increasingly key. According to research by Foundry, over half of organizations either have Zero Trust in production or are piloting it. The Zero Trust security market is expected to be worth $88.8bn by

When Aristotle claimed that humans differ from other animals because they have the ability to be rational, he understood rational to mean that we could form our views and beliefs based on evidence, and that we could reconsider that evidence. “You know—ask ourselves if we should really believe that based on the evidence we’ve got,”

Edmontosaurus annectens, a large herbivore duck-billed dinosaur that lived toward the end of the Cretaceous period, was discovered back in 1908 in east-central Wyoming by C.H. Sternberg, a fossil collector. The skeleton, later housed at the American Museum of Natural History in New York and nicknamed the “AMNH mummy,” was covered by scaly skin imprinted

The buzz on Wall Street: The mood appears confident that the borrowing binge for next year’s offerings could surge to record levels, thanks in no small part to the global race to create AI infrastructure. You could sense that on the edge of Bernstein an alumni outlined how AI-insight would lead to readjustment; hint, it will adjust

AI in finance has, however, started to become a little louder lately. I came across a recent article on how finance leaders are embracing automation and analytics with unexpected urgency while reading an overview of how CFOs report AI is transforming finance when strategy leads the way. What struck me is how consistently C.F.O.s emphasized what most Americans

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a chain of critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerabilities in major AI inference server frameworks, including those from Meta, Nvidia, Microsoft, and open-source projects such as vLLM and SGLang. According to Oligo Security, these vulnerabilities stand out for the way they propagated. Developers copied code containing insecure patterns across projects, effectively

Red Hat has released two updates of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), versions 10.1 and 9.7, with the new releases emphasizing AI-powered Linux management and quantum threat mitigation. Both versions were unveiled on November 12 and can be accessed now from access.redhat.com. With AI-powered Linux management, considered foundational to RHEL, the RHEL command-line assistant now