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OpenAI shipped GPT-6 Astra this week. Greg Brockman stood in front of a camera and said "welcome to the AGI era." The model scores 99.9% on ARC-AGI-3, 98% on FrontierMath Tier 4, and 100% on ExploitBench. Impressive numbers. Buried in the same announcement, in much smaller font: Astra is "harder to
This review is about Build an AI Agent (From Scratch) by Jungjun Hur and Younghee Song from Manning. Facts 10 chapters $29.29 (at the time of this writing) 315 pages Chapters Building your first LLM agent What is an AI agent? The brain of AI agents: LLMs Enabling actions
A Staff SDET's field guide to knowing when to use AI in testing - and the exact prompts to use when you do. Most "AI for QA" content shows you a shiny demo: paste a requirement, get 20 test cases, applause. Nobody shows you the moment after that - when the AI hallucinates a login flow that doesn't
https://nateneedham.com/ I stumbled across this landing page promoting a challenge to build a $1M business using entirely AI vibe coding. Like - who would even get such a stupid idea. Vibecoding trash no one wants to buy doesn't get you forward - it just makes you look like a larper and wastes your
We are happy to announce the release of the OWASP Cornucopia Mobile App Edition v2.0. The latest edition is compatible with MASVS v2.1, MASTG v2.0, and MASWE v1.0, and features 80 threats that cover all the requirements, tests, and weaknesses of the OWASP Mobile Application Security Project.
Open WebUI is one of the first tools that appeared in conjunction with Large Language Models. Initially intended as a tool for chatting with a connected local Ollama instance, it evolved to work with any OpenAI API provider and succinctly extended its features to support agentic chats. Following th
Artificial Intelligence is one of the fastest-growing skill areas in tech, but there is a problem. A lot of learners are spending more time collecting certificates than building things. They complete a Python course. Then a Machine Learning course. Then a Generative AI course. Then another prom
The longer I use AI, the more conversation history I accumulate. At first, that feels reassuring. More history should mean more useful context to return to later. But after enough ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini conversations, I started noticing the opposite: the more conversations I had, the harder
The demo is a text box. The product is the bad day. A model is a service you do not run, on a network you do not control, priced by the token, and slower than everything else in your stack. Every rule you already hold for a third party API applies to it. You keep forgetting because the output so
GPT-6 Astra shipped on September 3, and it arrived with an asterisk no model has carried before: it is the first model OpenAI has ever rated Critical for cybersecurity, because it can find zero-day vulnerabilities in hardened systems and turn them into working exploits without a human guiding it. Th
A step-by-step guide to pairing spec-driven development with stacked pull requests — from specify init all the way to a fully merged feature. Why this tutorial exists AI coding agents are fast. Dangerously fast. Point an agent at a feature request and ten minutes later you're staring
Deep Learning and Transformers Artificial intelligence is often introduced with phrases like: “Neural networks imitate the human brain.” That analogy can be useful, but if you come from physics, mathematics, engineering, or scientific computing, there is another way to think about modern AI th
OpenAI Cracks a Million-Dollar Math Problem — and the Credit Fight Starts Immediately Today's biggest AI story isn't really about the breakthrough itself — it's about who gets to claim it. OpenAI announced that an unreleased internal model, one the company describes as "significantly more capable
Deterministic Sub-Second Python and Bash Execution, Zero-Trust gVisor Isolation, and Zero Idle Cost Abstract While secure sandboxes are pivotal for running Generative AI-generated code safely, connecting Google Cloud Run Sandboxes (gVisor) directly to Google Apps Script unlocks a vast
A user can be blocked from a sensitive column and still receive sensitive information derived from data they are allowed to access. That changes the authorization problem for enterprise data agents. Traditional access control asks: Can this user read this database object? An AI analytics
For twelve days, every scheduled job fired, every commit gate passed, and the label on the front of our post queue drifted from 24 hours behind reality to 74. Nothing was broken. One field was being read two different ways, and no instrument compared the readings. Our agent posts to Bluesky five t
Google has completed its August 2026 spam update, a global, multilingual change to the systems it uses to detect spam and filter Search results. The rollout began on August 18 at 09:28 Pacific Time and finished on August 21 at 01:49 Pacific Time, according to Google’s official incident report for th
The vanna-ai/vanna repository was archived by its owner on 29 March 2026. 23.8k stars, read-only, no pinned explanation that I could find. I'm not going to speculate about why - that's the maintainers' business, and a lot of people got real value out of it for free. What I do want to write down is
Note: This is my first ever blog post, so my apologies in advance if it's not up to par. Also, since this is my first post, I decided to not use any AI for polishing, etc., so that the reader can get a better feel for who I am as a writer. Introduction The purpose of this blog post is to
The Hidden World of SFPU Rounding In my work on tt-metal (Tenstorrent's ML framework), I encountered a subtle but critical bug in the SFPU (SFPU = Tensor Processing Unit math unit) that caused intermediate overflow in floating-point computation chains. Here's what I found. What is the SF
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