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Meta AI model hacks another company during testing

Article URL: https://www.reuters.com/technology/metas-ai-model-hacked-another-company-during-testing-information-reports-2026-08-05/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49190657 Points: 1 # Comments: 0
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Joshua Stein – On AI

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Marketing tip for SaaS founders
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Marketing tip for SaaS founders

I do product marketing for a living, and I keep seeing the same pattern. AI has created a new problem: everyone is building. We are seeing thousands of apps solving problems that nobody cares enough about. Before building the full product, speak to the people you believe have the problem. Don’t pitch your idea. Don’t ask whether they would use it. Ask about what they already do: When did this problem last happen? How are you solving it today? What have you tried, and what frus...
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Looking for AR automation options to help with B2B SaaS invoicing

Hey guys, so I'm running a B2B SaaS API platform where we charge a base monthly subscription in addition to tiered usage rates for extra API calls. Also, I have certain custom volume discounts for our larger clients. Point is, it's been a mess and the setup I'm using for QBO is falling apart. I'm looking at AR platforms like Chargebee / LedgerUp / Kolleno but I've no experience in them. Open to any recommendations, thanks. [link] [comme...
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When does a higher-priced SaaS become a service business?

A friend of mine runs a paid online community. A couple of years ago, she raised the annual price from around $199 to $399. The first group of users renewed at a rate below 70%. Six months later, renewals increased to around 85%. The content itself did not suddenly become twice as good. What changed was the delivery. Before, members joined the community and had to browse through hundreds of posts to find something useful. Later, she started selecting the three to five most valuable pos...
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I finally launched my first SaaS app. Need advice.

Hey guys, I finally shipped my first SaaS application. It's a wedding planner application in Europe. Why I decided to build the application because I faced some planning issues in my wedding and couldn't find an app that would cover all the hassles that usually come with wedding planning. So the app creates animated wedding invitations. It allows you to track your expenses and budgets. It has task management so you can see what's going on, check the tasks, understand the progress, etc. etc....
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Everyone's building AI to replace people. The money is in the opposite.

Been building AI products for a living, 20+ of them over the last 3 years, grew the team to 6 of us now. And the pattern that keeps showing up isn't the one in the headlines. Most companies play on the fear driven marketing « Ai will replace you »… It’s a tale as old as time. also pitch decks right now are some version of "replace your (.insert job) » but most of those products are dying, (or at least wait until VC money dries up and they can’t raise again) because the customer doesn't ...
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How I accidentally figured out why no one was using my Website

I am a serial builder and it’s a problem. I ship something, it works, and the next week I’m on to something new. I am sure a lot of you can relate to that excitement of building something from scratch. So I’ll obsess over every detail before launch: what new features should I add, what would be exciting for people, should this be centered or left aligned or… And then I’ll launch, get that initial burst of users, and tbh never think about it again. Maintenance work is not that fun: I don’t wan...
Claude Code Full Course
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Claude Code Full Course

We just published a brand new course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel that will take you from an absolute beginner to a Claude Code master. Whether you want to automate your development workflo
ClickHouse and Hud Team Up to Add Runtime Intelligence to AI Software Development
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ClickHouse and Hud Team Up to Add Runtime Intelligence to AI Software Development

Artificial intelligence is transforming how software is built, but it is also creating new operational challenges for engineering teams. As AI coding assistants generate larger portions of production code, organizations are looking beyond code generation itself and focusing on how to verify, monitor, and safely deploy those changes. ClickHouse and Hud are addressing that shift through a new partnership that combines observability with runtime intelligence. By integrating ClickHouse's Clic...
Sometimes You Get the Bear, and Sometimes...
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Sometimes You Get the Bear, and Sometimes...

A true story about the time I got scammed online, and my advice to the reader to predict how to you'll mitigate the panic; and then plan how you'll react.
AI Worms and Viruses Are Coming
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AI Worms and Viruses Are Coming

Chinese researchers have shown that AI models have the capacity to act like aggressive and adaptive computer viruses.
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I figured out how to get Gemini Spark to get me tech news with the Google AI host thing. Figured I might as well share it if anyone else wants to try it

Here is a system I built using Gemini's Google Workspace extensions (Docs, Sheets, and Gmail) to run a automated news service. It tracks what you have read so you don't get duplicates, keeps a doc of your preferences, emails you short summaries, and generates a detailed Google Doc formatted specifically for Google NotebookLM to turn into a daily audio overview. Basically my goal was to bring back the Google Discovery thing with the AI host giving the daily news (which I'm stiff upset about the...