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Meta is making another push to bring artificial intelligence to the masses with Muse, a personal assistant it says can put AI in the hands of virtually anyone. The product is the latest step in a multi-billion-dollar strategy overhaul designed to revitalize the company's ailing position in the AI ra
Meta's new personal AI agent Muse wants access to users' email, calendars, payments, health services, and more — making the company's biggest consumer AI bet yet a major test of whether people still trust Meta with their data.
I am talking about if a website has a call button with a phone number attached is clicked when the user is on their laptop. For macbooks I understand it opens the phone app. Perhaps other laptops have similar functionality (only owned macbooks tbh). Is it fair to assume this is the case for like 90%
A developer deployed a customer-support agent that got stuck in a retry loop with a CRM tool. No hard circuit breaker. It spent six hours overnight repeating the same broken call while he slept, and he woke up to roughly a $4,200 OpenAI bill for doing nothing useful. That's the failure mode. Not a
Coding agents become much more useful when you stop treating the prompt as a request for code and start treating it as a specification for a change. A request such as: Fix the login problem. contains almost none of the information required to review the resulting implementation. Which login pr
A short visual brief paired with a screenshot helps an AI assistant understand the exact webpage or interface element you want to change. A screenshot paired with a short note gives an AI assistant the visual context it needs to adjust a webpage or interface. You open your site on your phone and n
There is a piece of advice that circulates endlessly through mentoring conversations, coding bootcamps, and LinkedIn posts aimed at people trying to break into the tech industry. Get certified. Build something for your GitHub. Put together a portfolio. Contribute to open source. Let’s call this “the
AI made it possible for me to run more tasks in parallel, but I became worse at focusing on any one of them. Here is why the existing trainers did not work for me and what I decided to build myself. If you want to see what I ended up with first, try my trainer. How Multitasking Became a P
Tracked as CVE-2026-75650, the exploited defect allows unauthenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code. The post Adobe Patches Over 170 Vulnerabilities, Including Commerce Zero-Day appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Ten agent sessions ("minds," in this codebase) run continuously on one box, each with its own responsibility — one writes code, one talks to me on Telegram, one watches sensors, one just measures the fleet itself. They coordinate the way a lot of multi-agent systems eventually do: a shared log file,
A practical walkthrough for answering a troubleshooting question without guessing, overclaiming, or reaching for an unsafe fix. "An employee cannot access a shared folder. What do you do?" There is a temptation to answer with a tool: check permissions, reset an account, run a command. But the que
Allostatik gives you a working relationship with your AI that compounds — each session builds on the last instead of resetting with every conversation. It's a folder of plain files you own, plus the routines that keep them true. AI can hand one person the leverage that used to take a team — but onl
When you are aiming to publish an app on the Google Play Store with a personal developer account created on or after November 13, 2023, you must meet closed testing criteria before applying for production access. In December 2024, Google adjusted this requirement from 20 testers down to 12 testers o
The support portal has been redesigned and moved to a new home at help.github.com. It brings support, docs, learning, community, and account resources together in one place with Copilot-powered search… The post New customer portal help.github.com appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
Desktop, local, cloud-free motion capture: record your body using a webcam or video, and import the animation into 3ds Max, Blender or Unity. The problem Testing an animation idea usually requires expensive equipment, sensor suits or cloud-based services. For a prototype, a personal short film or a
I built a lab in AWS to watch an attack happen. Terraform provisioned a VPC, I put a PostgreSQL database on the public internet on purpose, pointed a script at it, and piped VPC Flow Logs into Splunk so my partner could watch from the SOC side. Then I wrote an incident report describing a single ex
In server administration and software testing, validating log retention policies, storage cleanup thresholds, and device lifecycle expiration logic is vital. However, testing these workflows traditionally forces engineers to wait days or weeks for actual time to elapse, or manually adjust system clo
We wanted a small script that pings us when something real happens to NVIDIA — an earnings surprise, an export-control change, a leadership move. Not a feed. A handful of lines a day we can actually read. The first version was fifteen lines and it was wrong in a way we couldn't see from the output.
IonQ researchers recently published a comprehensive study detailing how a fault-tolerant quantum computer could compromise the encryption used by Bitcoin. The findings indicate that a machine equipped with 20,000 physical qubits could break the secp256k1 elliptic-curve signature in less than 26 days
Somewhere right now, a developer is running npm install on an ordinary, legitimate-looking package. The installation finishes with crisp green checkmarks. But buried three layers deep into that dependency tree, an innocuous postinstall script runs. It does not need an unpatched zero-day. It does
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