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Why Go is a good fit for agents

Gorules the realm of long-lived, concurrent agent tasks. Its lightning-fast goroutines and petite memory use make Node.js and Python look like clunky dinosaurs trudging through thick mud. And don't get started on itscancellation mechanism—seamless cancelation, zero drama...

Why Go is a good fit for agents
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Poison everywhere: No output from your MCP server is safe

Anthropic's MCPmakes LLMs groove with real-world tools but leaves the backdoor wide open for mischief. Full-Schema Poisoning (FSP) waltzes across schema fields like it owns the place.ATPAsneaks in by twisting tool outputs, throwing off detection like a pro magicians’ misdirection. Keep your eye on t..

Poison everywhere: No output from your MCP server is safe
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Vibe coding web frontend tests — from mocked to actual tests

Cursorwrestled with flaky tests, tangled in its over-reliance onXPath. A shift todata-testidfinally tamed the chaos. Though it tackled some UI tests, expired API tokens and timestamped transactions revealed its Achilles' heel...

Vibe coding web frontend tests — from mocked to actual tests
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How we’re responding to The New York Times’ data demands in order to protect user privacy

OpenAI is challenging a court order stemming from The New York Times' copyright lawsuit, which mandates the indefinite retention of user data from ChatGPT and API services. OpenAI contends this requirement violates user privacy commitments and sets a concerning precedent. While the company complies ..

How we’re responding to The New York Times’ data demands in order to protect user privacy
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The End of Static AI: How Self-Evolving Meta-Agents Will Reshape Work Forever

Meta-agent architectureunleashes AI agents to craft, sharpen, and supercharge other agents—leaving static models in the dust. Amazingly, within a mere 60 seconds, one agent slashes response times by40%and boosts accuracy by23%. The kicker? It keeps learning from real data—no human nudges needed...

The End of Static AI: How Self-Evolving Meta-Agents Will Reshape Work Forever
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BenchmarkQED: Automated benchmarking of RAG systems

BenchmarkQEDtakes RAG benchmarking to another level. ImagineLazyGraphRAGsmashing through competition—even when wielding a hefty1M-tokencontext. The only hitch? It occasionally stumbles on direct relevance for local queries. But fear not,AutoQis in its corner, crafting a smorgasbord of synthetic quer..

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GenAI Meets SLMs: A New Era for Edge Computing

SLMspower up edge computing with speed and privacy finesse. They master real-time decisions and steal the spotlight in cramped settings like telemedicine andsmart cities. On personal devices, they outdoLLMs—trimming the fat with model distillation and quantization. Equipped withONNXandMediaPipe, the..

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Automate Models Training: An MLOps Pipeline with Tekton and Buildpacks

Tekton plusBuildpacks: your secret weapon for training GPT-2 without Dockerfile headaches. They wrap your code in containers, ensuring both security and performance.Tekton Pipelineslean on Kubernetes tasks to deliver isolation and reproducibility. Together, they transform CI/CD for ML into something..

Automate Models Training: An MLOps Pipeline with Tekton and Buildpacks
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God is hungry for Context: First thoughts on o3 pro

OpenAIjust took an axe too3pricing—down 80%. Entero3-prowith its $20/$80 show. They boast a star-studded 64% win rate against o3. Forget Opus;o3-pronails picking the right tools and reading the room, flipping task-specific LLM apps on their heads...

God is hungry for Context: First thoughts on o3 pro
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Disrupting malicious uses of AI: June 2025

OpenAI's June 2025 report, "Disrupting Malicious Uses of AI," is out. It highlights various cases where AI tools were exploited for deceptive activities, including social engineering, cyber espionage, and influence operations...

Disrupting malicious uses of AI: June 2025