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AI is making smaller engineering teams genuinely viable, and companies are beginning to reorganize around that fact.Continue reading on Medium »
Dans mon pr c dent article, je posais cette question : peut-on utiliser l intelligence artificielle pour savoir o chercher des minerais ?Continue reading on Medium »
DoorDash unveiled the six-propeller aircraft that will be used in its new drone delivery business at its annual Dash Forward 2026 event.
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OpenAI's "Decisions API" is a Jev clone that confirms the importance of fast, cheap intelligence.
Sam Altman onstage at OpenAI’s DevDay 2026. | Image: Hayden Field / The Verge While AI has made plenty of inroads on people's phones and computers, it's largely failed in dedicated devices. But over the next year, two major AI companies, Meta and OpenAI, will attempt to change that. And they're apparently betting on a similar path: testing appetite for physical hardware with their cutesy software agents. "Hardware is hard" is a tech industry mantra. Dedicated AI devices like the Friend and Humane AI Pin have inspired mainly frustration and backlash, which may only worsen as public anger against AI grows. Meta and OpenAI, however, are both pushing ahead. OpenAI is working with famed ex-Apple designer Jony Ive and pla … Read the full story at The Verge.
Type a short command, upload your photo, and get a finished result.Continue reading on Medium »
The feature worked, QA had approved it, the pull request was ready, and we had already told Product it would ship the following week. He Continue reading on Engineering Under Pressure »
Reddit is ending support for RSS feeds, as the company continues tightening access to its trove of user-generated content.
Reddit is further limiting who can use the "Old Reddit" experience as part of its efforts to combat scraping and automated traffic. Reddit recently started forcing users to log in to be able to use Old Reddit, but in the "next few months," the company says that you'll have to be logged in and have used Old Reddit in the six months from when the change rolls out to be able to continue browsing the platform with the classic experience. Reddit says the six-month window covers "the vast majority of all Old Reddit users." The announcement didn't go into detail, but it's clearly aimed at blocking not just new account creation for bots, but also … Read the full story at The Verge.
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There’s a reason frontier labs have gotten gunshy about consumer AI — and it’s not because the tech isn’t good enough.