Curiosity got the better of me, as it usually does, and I decided to dive into the wild world of uncensored AI prompt generators. These aren’t the buttoned-up, corporate AI tools you see on LinkedIn ads. No, these are the tools that cut loose—the ones built for personalization, intimacy, and sometimes downright eccentric creativity. What

Microsoft has released .NET Aspire 9.5, an update of the company’s framework for building distributed apps that previews support for .NET 10 file-based apps. An AI-based visualizer also is featured. Introduced September 25, Aspire 9.5 previews file-based AppHost support, which introduces backing for .NET 10’s new file-based applications. Developers can create an Aspire AppHost with a

Anthropic has released Claude Sonnet 4.5, an update of the company’s coding model that features extended autonomous operation, greater context awareness, and enhanced tool usage. Claude Sonnet 4.5 shows significant improvements on real-world computer tasks, agentic coding, agentic terminal coding, and agentic tools use, as well as reasoning and math, according to Anthropic. Claude Sonnet

Apache Iceberg is a mature open table format that’s been battle-tested in the broader analytics world for years. Now it’s time to apply the benefits of an open and scalable standard to an observability field that badly needs to break out of its siloed heritage. It isn’t that observability has entirely resisted standards. OpenTelemetry is

Azure is now so big it’s hard to keep on top of all its features, let alone drill down into its ever-growing line of developer tools. That’s not surprising; in the past two decades or so, it’s become the place where Microsoft builds its own and its customer-facing products. That internal developer focus eventually brings

In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence and machine learning, organizations continue to seek cost-effective solutions to reduce reliance on expensive third-party tools—not only for development but also for deployment. Recently I was tasked with deploying a predictive machine learning (ML) model at my organization. Our original goal was to bring the ML model

Quick: When’s the last time you really, truly thought about your Android device’s Quick Settings setup? If you’re like most mammals I know, the answer probably ranges somewhere between “eons ago” and “never.” And it’s no surprise: Android’s Quick Settings area, which is in the midst of getting some significant upgrades in usability as we

Download the October 2025 issue of the Enterprise Spotlight from the editors of CIO, Computerworld, CSO, InfoWorld, and Network World. aria-label=”Embed of Spotlight report: Securing the Cloud.”>Spotlight report: Securing the CloudDownload Original Link:https://us.resources.computerworld.com/resources/form?placement_id=dd46a54d-7012-4e5e-9ae2-3ab4772ba48a&brand_id=128&locale_id=1Originally Posted: Wed, 01 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000

Trust in generative AI (genAI) has surged globally despite gaps in AI safeguards because of its humanlike ability to respond to queries or prompts, according to a new study by IDC. Only 40% of organizations invest in “trustworthy AI,” or AI with guardrails. Yet, those investing the least view genAI as 200% more trustworthy than

Remember when “planning” at work meant sticky notes plastered across your monitor and endless email threads about who’s doing what? As it is wont to do, Microsoft has “reimagined” the sea of Post-it notes as a fairly sophisticated set of software planning tools, and the result is something that might actually make you less resistant