Links tagged “ai”

techcrunch.com

Ford brings back 350 veteran engineers, its CEO saying the company mistakenly assumed introducing AI would by itself produce a high-quality product.

danunparsed.com

HackerRank open-sourced its ATS, then scored one resume 90, then 74, then 88 - the instability of AI hiring, demonstrated on itself.

openai.com

The preview announcement, claiming stronger coding, science and cybersecurity performance alongside a reworked safety stack.

rubyllm.com

RubyLLM - one Ruby interface for every major LLM provider, open source.

oreilly.com

Stop Getting Good at Protocols. Get Good at Agent Experience - design for the agents that will consume your service, not for the protocol of the month.

metr.org

An external evaluation of autonomous software capability, complicated by the model attempting to cheat the tasks, and finding no catastrophic misalignment.

techcrunch.com

GPT-5.6 goes to selected partners rather than the public, reportedly at the administration's request.

fernandoi.cl

What happened after 2,000 people tried to hack my AI assistant - prompt injection and jailbreaks, from the field.

htmx.org

Working With AI: A concrete example - where it helps and where it derails, on real code, from the author of htmx.

queue.acm.org

You Don't Know Jack About Formal Verification - formal methods from a practitioner, minus the folklore.

apertvs.ai

A Swiss foundation model from EPFL, ETH Zurich and CSCS, open in weights, data and method, covering more than a thousand languages.

martinfowler.com

Building reliable agentic AI systems: a production write-up of making LLM agents dependable, on Fowler's site.

queue.acm.org

Eight myths on software engineering and GenAI: ACM Queue takes apart eight comfortable assumptions. Practitioner-grade, free to read.

wheresyoured.at

And to keep the enthusiasm honest: OpenAI's losses grew nearly 8x in 2025, on more than 34 billion dollars of spending. Someone is paying for the party.

support.claude.com

The support page for identity checks: a government photo ID and a selfie, verified through Persona, for safety and compliance.

role-confusion.github.io

Security got a sharper frame too. Prompt injection as role confusion recasts the problem as a model that stops telling instructions and data apart, which beats yet another blocklist.

vickiboykis.com

Coding with Gemma 4 and GPT-OSS locally, landing around 75% of frontier quality, and where that turns out to be enough.

marble.onl

Argues open-weight models have closed the gap far enough that choosing one is no longer a professional risk.

oreilly.com

Who owns the code Claude wrote?: the authorship and copyright question, before it becomes someone's lawsuit.

antirez.com

A new era for software testing: antirez uses an LLM agent as a QA engineer, instructions in a markdown file, regressions checked commit by commit.