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- by Richard SpeedBrowser demo renders the classic shooter in ASCII, with no login required and considerable squinting encouraged
- by Simon Sharwood278 proposals on table, and some fear they might shift power to governments
- by Thomas ClaburnThe case for managed inference, or automatically routing queries to the right model for the right job
- by Connor JonesTeam given a day's notice faced distressed callers, safeguarding decisions during project that stretched from 2 weeks to 11
- by Richard SpeedBad drivers behind the wheel or underneath the operating system – neither is ideal
- by Jessica LyonsIf you wouldn't put it on GitHub, don't give models access to it
- by Joab JacksonTechnical debt shoveled aside to make large-scale AI training more resilient
- by Brandon VigliaroloThe FAA will need to come up with more money to finish the wider overhaul, though
- by Liam ProvenNew and revived desktops promise Cupertino polish, but our quick tests found a few seams showing
- by Dan RobinsonCo-design platform for quantum error correction melds IBM quantum kit with AMD CPUs and GPUs
- by Brandon VigliaroloWho'd'a thunk a giant steel box could make such a flop? Us, that's who – and probably you, too
- by Connor JonesOrganization responsible for countering anyone who wishes to scupper the US's ambition for AI supremacy
- by Liam ProvenMint 27 to land before Christmas, with stable Wayland display upgrades, as punters try out Cinnamon 6.8
- by Richard SpeedStaff memo pushes return to flight into January, overshadowing third-stage and engine announcements
- by Carly PageBotched server move left the door open, and DigiCert took months to notice someone had wandered in
- by Dan RobinsonPlanning notice puts renewal at nearly twice the 2023 value, just as Whitehall frets about US tech dependence
- by Carly PageTurns out throwing billions at GPUs doesn't automatically mean everyone gets more done
- by Lindsay ClarkCyber Security and Resilience Bill could pave way for searches, seizures, and inspections when operators lose control of automated systems
- by Richard CurrieCommittee can't confidently tick off any of government's ten supply security tests, with alternatives a decade away
- by Lindsay ClarkSupplier told to clear benefit claims with health chiefs, though enforcing approval could prove tricky