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OpenAI will soon be held accountable for mitigating risks related to ChatGPT's impact on minors, user mental health, and the spread of illegal content in the European Union. That's because ChatGPT is now considered a Very Large Online Search Engine under the EU's Digital Services Act, a set of laws regulating major online services and […]

Today, I’m talking with New York Governor Kathy Hochul, and I’ll just warn you — this episode moves really fast. It’s an election year, after all, with a shocking amount of tech policy at stake, and Governor Hochul has taken strong positions on almost every major tech issue there is. For example, Meta just reached […]

Cody Wilson, the creator of the first 3D-printed gun, announced a tool last week aimed at skirting a New York law that prevents 3D printers from making firearms - and taunting governor Kathy Hochul in the process. But Hochul isn't having it. In this week's episode of Decoder, Hochul responded to Wilson's "Hochulization" tool, warning […]

Sony is one of many companies offering Labor Day discounts on tech products, though its week-long sale on the last-gen WH-1000XM5 is one of the most attractive deals I found upon logging in this morning. The comfy over-ear headphones offer some of the best sound quality and active noise cancelling, and are down to $198 […]

Debian voted to allow developers to use AI tools in their contributions to the Linux distribution's "development, maintenance, [and] documentation." The new policy on AI acknowledges that "responsible" use of AI can improve developers' productivity, and goes on to say, "generative AI is neither exempt from nor subject to special rules beyond the standards already […]

Circleback is also introducing new pricing plans starting from $14 per month.

MapQuest is getting an unexpected boost from its decision to defy President Trump’s renaming of Lake Ontario.

Nvidia invests $3.5 billion into Taiwanese chipmaker MediaTek. The deal shows how Nvidia plans to stay essential to AI infrastructure as Big Tech begins to build its own AI chips.

AI is proving effective at finding and exploiting vulnerabilities. Some say this will make it harder for governments to use hacking tools and spyware and could reignite calls to backdoor devices.

The three-year-old startup says it reached $15 million in ARR and profitability before raising its latest $15 million round.

What actually changed You built a custom n8n node with its own credential type. The node works in a workflow. You open the credential in the n8n UI, click Test , and instead of a green checkmark you get: No testing function found for this credential. You double-check the node — credentialTest is defined in methods , testedBy is set on the credential declaration, everything compiles. n8n just refuses to see it. This is one of the most-reported custom-node issues in n8n...

A healthcare platform I worked with needed two and a half weeks to complete a regression pass. Smoke testing alone took seven days. The obvious recommendation — the one everyone reaches for — was "automate everything." It would also have been the wrong place to start. Here's the trap. If you point automation at a bloated, outdated, UI-heavy suite, you don't get fast regression. You get an oversized, expensive, automated version of the same slow process, plus a maintenance bill that grows ever...

Adding an index stops working eventually. Here's what we did when a nationwide logistics platform's core table crossed a billion rows — and the parts nobody warns you about. There's a specific moment in a backend engineer's life when the usual advice stops working. A query gets slow. You check the execution plan, you add an index, it gets fast again. This works for years. It works so reliably that it starts to feel like a law of nature. Then one day you add the index and nothing happens...

I've been working on a product where a surprisingly large part of the work comes down to answering questions. At the beginning, I thought the difficult part would be getting the data. Connect the different sources, make sure the numbers are available, figure out how to pull everything together, and then the rest should be relatively straightforward. That assumption didn't last very long. The more I worked on it, the more I noticed something that felt slightly backwards. Getting an answ...

Hello everyone. Scala's a programming language I've enjoyed learning on the side not only because I think it's stylish but because it's made me a better developer. Some of the gripes you encounter once you try to go intermediate or beyond, it's the Typelevel stack complexity. You just want to bootstrap a server and start writing some routes, and tbh sometimes the docs aren't that friendly. That's why I wrote Scala 3 Domain Design & Typelevel Stack Cookbook — a book that teaches some...

Small automations often look easy: take information from one place and turn it into a task somewhere else. The hard part is what happens when the information is incomplete, someone submits the same request twice, or the workflow sees something it was never meant to use. A useful automation should handle those situations without creating extra cleanup for the owner. I built a small runnable example around four simple checks. 1. Make sure the important information is there If...

Most WhatsApp AI projects start with a simple goal: Receive a message → send an AI-generated reply. For real estate, I think that's only the beginning. A useful real-estate AI system should do more than generate text. It should understand the buyer's intent, capture important information, qualify the lead, preserve conversation context, organize that information in a CRM, and know when a human salesperson should take over. That's the system I'm currently building with Vaxyro . ...

We've all heard the modern blogging advice: "Keep it short, write for humans, don't write novels." While short-form content has its place, long-form technical guides—when executed correctly—are absolute powerhouses. Writing a comprehensive, 5,000-word deep dive isn't about padding your word count with fluff; it's about building an irresistible, authoritative resource that search engines and developers simply cannot ignore. If done right, a single 5,000-word post can push your brand-new ...

In the previous article, we learned how to secure our APIs using JWT Authentication and protect routes from unauthorized access. Now let's explore another feature used in almost every AI application— file uploads . If you've built applications like ChatGPT, document Q&A systems, resume analyzers, legal contract reviewers, or medical report analyzers, one thing is common across all of them: The user uploads a file. Without file uploads, there is nothing for the AI model to proce...

OpenAI Usage API api_key_id grouping solves a practical reporting gap: I can see which API key produced completion-token activity and which key accumulated cost. The tricky part is not making the two requests. It is joining their daily buckets without dropping unattributed or unmatched data. I want a reconciliation report to expose gaps, not smooth them over. A missing cost row, a cost-only row, or a null key ID can each be useful evidence. This pattern keeps those cases visible with a dete...

Have you ever wondered why we keep learning advanced things that probably might not be applied properly where we came from? As someone who came from a developing country where resources are not being served on a gold plate. In fact, even if you have all the necessary knowledge to make a change but one thing comes up with no answer, how can we implement our knowledge gained abroad with no funding and no equipment to help us contribute to the blooming of our beloved country? I guess our parents...

For realtime release compatibility in a delivery tracking map, scale event delivery with a durable, ordered log per delivery and treat every browser connection as a disposable projection of that log. Presence can guide fan-out and capacity planning, but it must never decide whether a location update exists. Short answer: release compatibility comes from versioned envelopes, resume cursors, and an explicit resync path; scaling comes from partitioning by delivery ID and coalescing map updates a...

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As we listened to talks most people were stuck doing pointless tasks on their phones and computers. Less than 10%, likely 5%, were listening attentively. This was quite sad for me. The thing I would like to share the most, that shocked me more than any AI use I've seen ever—when I was on stage receiving QA post talk among the fellow panelists, everyone but me used AI on their laptops to record their questions and then come up with a response they could use. IDK about others, but I spent a lot ...

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Cameras are everywhere, 3I/ATLAS was watched by Hubble and JWST, and we still have zero verified photos of alien spacecraft.

Five real crypto crimes, one common clue: chain transparency. See how public ledgers helped investigators follow the money and crack the cases.