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OpenAI GPT-5.2: The “Cheating” Controversy

Is OpenAI GPT-5.2 actually better than Google Gemini 3 Pro? If you strip away the extra "thinking" time used in the benchmarks, th...

Why Do People Keep Fantasizing About AI Bringing On the Apocalypse?

Michael Reilly: Some tech people like talking about things in apocalyptic terms. The more dangerous their tech sounds, the more at...

Linux Foundation Launches Agentic AI Group to Set Standards for Autonomous Syste...

OpenAI, Anthropic, Block, and other major tech players have united to launch the Agentic AI Foundation.

Let AI Write Your Pytest Suite: A Practical Guide for SDETs

AI seems to help almost every job in some way. What if your test cases could be auto-generated by AI and automatically verified us...

Progressive Context Disclosure and the Token Problem

The naive approach treated every API endpoint as its own MCP tool. More than 300 tools, 157 resources, and 36,000 tokens were requ...

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Court Finds OpenAI in Violation of German Copyright Law, Orders Damages

A Munich court has ruled that OpenAI’s ChatGPT infringed German copyright laws by reproducing lyrics from musician Herbert Gröneme...

Everyone is Missing GPT-4o: Why People Prefer it to GPT-5

TL;DR. GPT-5 promised fewer hallucinations, a thinking mode, and adaptive routing. Launch issues made it slower than GPT-4o, model...

OpenAI and Amazon Agree to $38 Billion Deal

OpenAI and Amazon have agreed to a $38 billion deal. The AI company will buy cloud services from the tech giant for the next seven...

I Reverse-engineered How 23 'AI-first' Companies Actually Build Their Products

So I spend way too much time looking at how companies claiming to be "AI-powered" or "built with AI" actually implement their tech...

The Atlas Super-Browser: A Security Nightmare Dressed as the Next Big Thing

AI-native browsers like OpenAI's "Atlas" represent a massive security and privacy threat. Their core "agent" model, which acts on...

The Hidden Flaw in Automated Content Generation

LLM-powered automated newsletters often generate repetitive content because Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) systems stop sear...