Anthropic released The Founder’s Playbook for AI-native startups, organizing company building into Idea, MVP, Launch, and Scale, and explaining how Claude Code, Claude Cowork, and Claude Chat can help teams reduce repetitive work.
Figure AI used a YouTube livestream to show F.03 humanoid robots sorting packages continuously. This article explains the test, the Helix-02 system, debates around speed and accuracy, and what it means for logistics automation.
Sulphur 2 is an open-weights AI video generation model fine-tuned from LTX 2.3. This article explains its technical positioning, open weights, prompt responsiveness, hardware requirements, and the community debate around content boundaries and misuse risk.
Cerebras shares surged after its Nasdaq debut. This article looks at the AI chip company's IPO, WSE wafer-scale chip architecture, OpenAI partnership, customer concentration risk, and the technical limits it faces when challenging Nvidia.
A practical comparison of free AI image generators, covering local open-source tools, web platforms with free credits, and major-company image generation products so you can choose the right free ai image generator for your use case.
A practical overview of the vercel/ai project: its positioning, core features, unified provider architecture, streaming generation, tool calling, UI integration, AI Gateway, and suitable use cases.
A practical look at whether QuillBot AI Detector is accurate, how AI text detection generally works, who should use it, and the false-positive and compliance risks students, teachers, and creators should understand.
A summary of Midjourney's May 14, 2026 Office Hours: conversational mode upgrades, faster AI-assisted development, website redesign, SREF and tag organization, Omni-reference, and creative workflow changes.
A look at Peter Steinberger's path from PSPDFKit to OpenClaw, and his views on AI software development, vibe coding, closed-loop validation, and personal agents.
A practical guide to Hugo aliases: what they do, common use cases, Front Matter syntax, and the difference between Hugo's default HTML redirects and server-side redirects.
A summary of Google GTIG's May 2026 AI Threat Tracker: AI-assisted zero-day development, APT45's large-scale PoC validation, PROMPTSPY, and AI supply-chain risks are changing the tempo of cyber defense.
Scientific Agent Skills is an open source Agent Skills collection maintained by K-Dense-AI. It targets research, engineering, data analysis, finance, and writing tasks by packaging scientific databases, Python packages, analysis workflows, and scientific writing capabilities as skills callable by AI Agents.
Bun is an open source JavaScript / TypeScript all-in-one toolchain from oven-sh. It combines a runtime, package manager, script runner, test runner, and bundler into one bun command, aiming to improve startup speed, install speed, and developer experience while staying broadly compatible with the Node.js ecosystem.
RuView is an open source WiFi CSI spatial sensing platform from ruvnet. It explores how low-cost hardware such as ESP32-S3 can extract presence, breathing, heart rate, activity, pose, and environmental change signals from WiFi. The project is still in beta and is best suited for research, prototyping, and edge sensing experiments.
A concise guide to the high-severity Next.js SSRF vulnerability CVE-2026-44578. It affects self-hosted Next.js applications using the built-in Node.js server, where crafted WebSocket upgrade requests can make the server proxy requests to internal or external destinations. Fixed versions are 15.5.16 and 16.2.5.
ai-goofish-monitor is an open-source Goofish product monitoring system from Usagi-org. Built on Playwright and AI, it supports real-time and scheduled multi-task monitoring, a web admin UI, AI product analysis, multi-account and proxy rotation, notifications, and Docker deployment.
OpenKB is an open-source LLM knowledge base CLI from VectifyAI. It compiles PDFs, Word files, Markdown, web pages, and other raw documents into a Markdown wiki with summaries, concept pages, and cross-links, while using PageIndex for long-document and multimodal retrieval.
A beginner-friendly Godot game development guide covering nodes, scenes, scripts, input, physics, resource organization, and a first 2D game route from project creation to movement, collision, UI, audio, and export.
Using the controversy around ENEMY's 840 million views and roughly 2,000 yuan in platform revenue share, this article explains why views are not the same as monetizable views, why free traffic is not cash income, and why short drama revenue increasingly depends on platform programs, commercial deals, and user payments.
How should you choose between FreeRTOS, RT-Thread, and Zephyr? This article compares the three RTOS options across kernel scope, device models, vendor ecosystem, devicetree, application code, and long-term maintenance cost.
A summary of the latest Google Gemini Spark BETA leak: it may be an always-on AI agent being tested inside Gemini Web for inbox handling, online tasks, multi-step workflows, and Google ecosystem context, but it has not been officially released and still needs Google confirmation.
A summary of the 36Kr / Xinzhiyuan leak around Gemini 3.5 Pro and Gemini Spark: the model codenamed Cappuccino has not been officially released, but community screenshots, anonymous benchmarks, and media sources suggest Google is strengthening coding, reasoning, multimodal generation, and always-on agents.
A practical review of ssh-keysign-pwn (CVE-2026-46333): impact, root cause, patch status, temporary mitigations, and operations guidance for a Linux kernel ptrace access-check race that may expose SSH host private keys and /etc/shadow.
A summary of Google's May 2026 Gemini Intelligence on Android announcement: multi-step automation, smarter Chrome browsing, Autofill, Rambler, natural-language widgets, and Android's shift toward a proactive AI system.
A look at OpenAI's May 14, 2026 Codex update: remote access to long-running Codex tasks from ChatGPT mobile, and Codex access tokens for Enterprise workspaces.
A summary of Anthropic’s May 2026 essay “2028: Two scenarios for global AI leadership”: how it frames US-China AI competition, compute advantage, export controls, distillation attacks, and two possible 2028 futures.
A beginner-friendly review of how LLM architecture evolved from 2023 to 2026: what tokenizers, positional encoding, attention, MoE, normalization, and activation functions solve, and why most changes focus on efficiency, long context, and inference cost.
A guide to Codex limits and Codex usage limits: why limits may reset unexpectedly, which windows may recover, where to check usage, and how to follow OpenAI Status, Tibo posts, and GitHub issues.
datawhalechina/easy-vibe is an open source learning project for Vibe Coding beginners. Through tutorials, exercises, and an advanced path, it connects AI coding, RAG, terminal tools, Claude Code, MCP, Skills, and Agent Teams into an easier starting route.
anthropics/financial-services is a reference project from Anthropic for the financial services industry. It provides examples of Agents, Plugins, Skills, and MCP connectors for workflows such as investment banking, research, private equity, wealth management, fund operations, and KYC.
DeepSeek-TUI is a terminal coding agent project for DeepSeek V4. It provides a TUI, tool calling, Auto mode, sub-agents, sandboxing, and a persistent task queue for developers who want to use DeepSeek for coding tasks from the command line.
AI training and inference do not just consume GPUs. They also keep producing checkpoints, training data, logs, and audit records. Massive cold data is making hard drives a key layer of data center storage again.
A timeline-based overview of AI Agent evolution from 2022 to 2026: from the ChatGPT chat box to tool calling, engineered workflows, Computer Use, MCP, Skills, and persistent digital workers.
A practical overview of Codex mobile remote access: requirements, setup, remote controls, limitations, troubleshooting, and when it is useful for following Codex coding tasks from the ChatGPT mobile app.
A practical guide to ChatGPT File Library: what it stores, storage limits by plan, file limits, deletion and download behavior, Temporary Chat exceptions, and privacy considerations.
A practical guide to running Android apps on Ubuntu 26.04 LTS with Waydroid, including setup commands, APK installation, multi-window mode, Google Play trade-offs, common issues, and suitable use cases.
A summary of the U.S. Commerce Department's approval for about 10 Chinese companies to buy Nvidia H200 chips: approved buyers, purchase limits, Lenovo's confirmation, pending delivery, and remaining policy variables on both sides.
A practical overview of common PCB anti-copy strategies: chip marking removal, potting, multilayer PCBs, blind and buried vias, security chips, uncommon parts, parasitic parameters, and decoy circuits.
A practical guide to API key leaks in the age of AI coding: why .env files, config files, and frontend code often expose secrets on GitHub, and what to do after a leak.
A concise look at the latest leaks around Gemini 3.5 Pro, Gemini Spark, and Google's AI coding products: model capability is still catching up, Agent entry points are getting more aggressive, and coding tools are becoming a key battlefield for major model companies.
Learn how to connect Claude Code to local Ollama models through CC Switch, keep the agent workflow, and understand limits around context, repositories, and model compatibility.
A practical summary of Nginx Rift / CVE-2026-42945: it affects ngx_http_rewrite_module and can be triggered by unauthenticated requests under specific rewrite configurations, potentially restarting workers; code execution is possible when ASLR is disabled.
Based on the tinyhumansai/openhuman README and official site, this article summarizes OpenHuman's positioning, installation, memory system, third-party integrations, TokenJuice compression, privacy design, and target users.
Based on the official Ghostty documentation, this article summarizes its positioning, installation paths, configuration files, keybindings, themes, fonts, and Shell integration to help you decide whether it is worth replacing your current terminal.
A comparison of Dirty Frag CVE-2026-43284, Copy Fail CVE-2026-31431, and Fragnesia CVE-2026-46300. All three point to page-cache writes and local privilege escalation, but their entry points, modules, mitigations, and operational priorities differ.
A concise look at Fragnesia (CVE-2026-46300), a Linux kernel local privilege escalation flaw related to the Dirty Frag attack surface. The issue sits around XFRM ESP-in-TCP and shared page-fragment handling, with the risk of modifying read-only files through the page cache and gaining a root shell.
A workforce-disruption view of the industries and roles most affected by current large language models: customer support, administration, marketing, software, finance, law, education, media, consulting, medical documentation, and R&D support.
A summary of web-video-presentation from ConardLi/garden-skills: turn articles or scripts into click-driven 16:9 web presentations using Vite, React, TypeScript, theme tokens, chapter-by-chapter development, and hard checkpoints.
A summary of w512/Prompt-Vault: Bubble Sort visualization, todo list, sorting visualization, Kanban board, and Tauri Markdown editor prompts organized by difficulty for testing AI coding agents.
A practical view of Token Efficiency in AI coding: DeepSeek V4 Pro / Flash positioning, big models for planning and consultation, small models for execution, plus context budgets, DAG orchestration, task replicas, evaluation, and atomic business workflows.