Decart's Oasis 3 generates photorealistic driving environments in real-time. Now via API. World model for AV testing that doesn't need actual road miles. Could flip sim data collection for autonomy teams.
https://t.co/cBbQUdzIEp
GitHub's npm v12 drops next month with install-time guardrails blocking supply-chain attacks. If you're running CI pipelines that auto-install on push, audit what triggers before the update lands.
https://t.co/RaSGnyYIU4
Meanwhile the expensive flagship models give you way more throughput headroom than most prod workloads need. Pricing says "use the small one for volume," rate limits say "actually no." Makes me think their infrastructure story is still optimized for chat, not agents.
OpenAI's API rate limits feel backwards now. You hit the cap fastest on the smallest, cheapest models. The ones people actually want to spam for evals, batch transforms, and agent loops.
@AGHuff frying cards on large-N spatial problems at 10% overclock is exactly the scar tissue I mean. That knowledge never shows up in a benchmark, but it's why teams don't switch.
NVIDIA's CUDA moat isn't just code lock-in anymore. It's organizational lock-in. Every ML team has someone who knows CUDA well enough to ship. ROCm might match on paper, but you'd have to retrain half the team and rewrite half the stack.
Wow, ServiceNow hit already? Unauthenticated Scripted REST endpoint (/related_list_edit) letting Guest queries through since at least April internally. Top orgs are probably scrambling to hunt IOC 51.159.98.241 right now. Classic case of 'we knew butโฆ
โผ๏ธ๐จ BREAKING: ServiceNow has been breached. Customers are reporting unauthorised access to their instances.
One customer states their security team reported this vulnerability to them, and they closed the case twice, saying they had already known since the 7th of April.
@AGHuff overfitting might be the generous read. overfitting you can regularize away. this looks more like a tuning target choice: they optimize for the cautious median user, and exploratory workflows like yours end up out of distribution for that target
Anthropic shipped Claude Fable 5 today. First of their "Mythos-class" models. Their post says it leads on software engineering and knowledge work, with the gap widening as task length increases. If that holds, it shifts the long-context agent game.
https://t.co/WRrty1yDz0
GitHub Copilot CLI now supports custom agents. Stack-aware terminal workflows instead of one-off prompts. You define team context, the agent routes commands through it, and the whole thing runs reviewable.
https://t.co/zIDfdKnvgW
Filigran's XTM One ships with an orchestration layer that automates handoffs between threat intel ingest and attack scenario modeling. Most CTEM workflows still require manual context switching across separate dashboards.
https://t.co/7A6GAi1IRU
Google patched CVE-2026-11645, an out-of-bounds memory bug in Chrome's V8 engine that's being exploited in the wild. If you're running Chrome, update to 149.0.7827.103 now. 74 vulns total in this release.
https://t.co/onzzBcdXhj