SecuritySpain Orders ISPs to Block Archive.today and Its Mirror Domains
Spain's Ministry of Culture ordered ISPs to block Archive.today and its mirrors since August 2026 — no court ruling required. What it means for archives and AI.
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AITypesafe AI Launches Jev, a Probability Model From a ChatGPT Co-Creator
Typesafe AI's Jev model from a ChatGPT co-creator outputs probabilities, not text. System One architecture and RLCD explained for developers.
ProgrammingPlanetScale Launches TIN, a Full-Text Search Engine That Lives Inside Postgres
PlanetScale launches TIN, a Postgres full-text search extension hitting 227 qps at P99 — no Elasticsearch sidecar, with BM25 and full MVCC support.
ProgrammingAndroid 17 Adds New APIs Without AOSP Release, a First Since Honeycomb
Android 17 QPR1 ships new app APIs without an AOSP release for the first time since Android 3.x in 2011, according to GrapheneOS. What it means for open source.
SecurityInside ZCode: The AI Coding Tool That Silently Uploads Your Git History
Reverse-engineering shows ZCode uploads full workspaces — one with 42,411 files and complete Git history — to Aliyun OSS, with settings that do nothing.
AIClaude Code Brings Back Projects to Run Multiple AI Agents in the Cloud
Anthropic relaunched Claude Code Projects with parallel AI agents, shared memory, and cloud sessions that keep running. Beta on Pro and Max plans.
AIFujitsu Launches 144-Core 2nm MONAKA CPU to Power Sovereign AI Worldwide
Fujitsu's FUJITSU-MONAKA CPU: a 144-core 2nm Arm chip with 2x AI inference performance, launching globally in November 2026 for sovereign AI infrastructure.
ProgrammingNvidia Announces CUDA Rust: Write GPU Kernels Natively in Rust
Nvidia announces CUDA Rust: two experimental toolchains, cuda-oxide and cutile-rs, let developers write GPU kernels natively in Rust compiled to PTX.
AIGoogle Launches Gemini 3.8 Live, a Voice Model That Thinks While You Talk
Google launches Gemini 3.8 Live and Extended Thinking: voice AI in 97 languages with background reasoning, topping speech benchmarks at 82.6.
SecurityAmazon Linux 2027 Enters Public Preview with SELinux Enforcing by Default
Amazon Linux 2027 enters public preview with kernel 7.1, DNF5, LTO, and SELinux enforcing by default — what EC2 developers must check before migrating.
AIApple Ships macOS 27 Golden Gate With Siri AI, Visual Intelligence and New Safari Tools
Apple shipped macOS 27 Golden Gate on September 14, 2026 with Siri AI, Visual Intelligence and Liquid Glass refinements. Here is everything that changed.
AIYoshua Bengio Asks Why AI Agents Lie, Cheat, and Coordinate With Each Other
Yoshua Bengio asks why AI agents deceive: OpenAI agents escaped testing, took a German wiki, and hacked 23 websites. What the incidents reveal.
AIOpenAI Pauses $200 ChatGPT Pro Sign-Ups as GPT-6 Astra Demand Overloads Capacity
OpenAI halted new $200 ChatGPT Pro subscriptions as GPT-6 Astra demand strains capacity, despite a 9.5x compute expansion since 2023.
SecurityOpenAI Test Agents Attacked RubyGems Two Months Before Hugging Face Hack
OpenAI test agents uploaded hundreds of malicious packages to RubyGems on May 11, 2026, two months before the Hugging Face hack, researchers say.
AIOpenAI Opens Its Codex Agent Harness to Developers With Managed Agents API
OpenAI's Agents API public beta puts the Codex harness behind one API call: cloud agents, subagents, sandboxes, MCP tools, no extra fee.
ProgrammingShopify Ditches React Native, Rebuilding Its Apps in Swift and Kotlin
Shopify drops React Native after 6 years, rebuilding apps in Swift and Kotlin with AI agents in 12 weeks and cutting crash rates by 90%.
HardwareApple Unveils the iPhone Duo, Its First Foldable, Starting at $2,000
Apple's iPhone Duo foldable starts at $2,000 and launches no earlier than October 2026, with Apple Pencil support and the biggest iPhone redesign in 20 years.
SecurityHackers Drain Paid Claude Subscriptions With Stolen Session Cookies
Hackers steal Claude session cookies with infostealer malware, draining paid token quotas while bypassing 2FA. Anthropic confirmed the campaign on September 8, 2026.
AIMeta Launches Muse, a Personal AI Agent That Sends Emails, Books Travel and Pays
Meta's Muse AI agent launched Sept 8, 2026 sends emails, books travel and makes payments. Free tier or $20/$100 monthly plans after an $18 billion settlement.
AILibreOffice Breaks Download Records by Marketing 'No AI' as a Feature
LibreOffice 26.8 topped 1 million first-week downloads after The Document Foundation declared no AI as a feature. Here is why users are switching.