0. We must pace the frontier (darioamodei.com)
737 points · 1020 comments · by apsec112
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei calls for slowing AI capability development to let safety measures keep pace, proposing embedded third-party evaluators and democratic and global coordination to manage risks from recursive self-improvement and misaligned systems. [src]
1. google.com/goto: Google's anti-scraping update (autom.dev)
673 points · 536 comments · by 1e1a
Google is replacing direct organic-result URLs with opaque `google.com/goto` links that require a request to Google’s redirect endpoint, raising the cost of large-scale SERP scraping while Autom updates its pipeline to resolve destinations automatically. [src]
2. Fuck it, make it anyway (joelotter.com)
596 points · 604 comments · by JayOtter
Indie game developer Joel Auterson, disheartened by generative AI’s devaluation of creative work, resolves to keep making games and software the hard way because the process itself brings him joy and fulfillment. [src]
3. Nvidia is the central bank of AI (economist.com)
565 points · 391 comments · by tolugenius
The provided story body contains only an archive link, so there is insufficient information to summarize the article beyond its title, which portrays Nvidia as central to the AI industry. [src]
4. Make your first edit to OpenStreetMap (high5apps.github.io)
600 points · 141 comments · by juliantigler
A step-by-step tutorial shows beginners how to use JOSM and its WebsiteWizard plugin to find official websites for nearby shops or amenities, add them as OpenStreetMap `website` tags, and upload the changes in under 15 minutes. [src]
5. Don't be the out of touch Kung Fu master (twitter.com)
253 points · 389 comments · by dsubburam
John Carmack compares martial arts’ shift from battlefield skills to hobbyist traditions with programming’s evolution, arguing that AI is making manual coding less essential and urging developers to adapt rather than cling to outdated techniques. [src]
6. Navier-Stokes Announcement (claymath.org)
335 points · 287 comments · by rvz
The supplied Clay Mathematics Institute page lists 2026 awards and prizes but contains no information about a Navier–Stokes announcement. [src]
7. Linux Zoom client proactively reading everything written to X11 clipboard (hachyderm.io)
408 points · 155 comments · by encyclopedism
Linux Zoom 7.1.5 reportedly began automatically requesting contents from the X11 CLIPBOARD selection whenever it changed, potentially exposing passwords and disrupting one-shot paste tools, with no apparent setting to disable the behavior. [src]
8. LG says we're fake news [video] (youtube.com)
330 points · 171 comments · by HelloUsername
Gamers Nexus responds to LG’s denial of its investigation into Smart TV data harvesting and security vulnerabilities, challenging the company’s claims and examining its terms with a lawyer. [src]
9. Real-SWE: Benchmarking AI models on private, real-world, enterprise codebases (withspecific.com)
269 points · 149 comments · by theanonymousone
Specific Labs’ Real-SWE benchmark finds frontier coding agents resolve at most 38.8% of tasks on private enterprise codebases, with failures commonly caused by missed requirements, incorrect assumptions, and integration errors. [src]
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