The AI industry's plan for the future involves spending eye-watering sums on data centers. Opera's plan, at least for some tasks, is refreshingly thrifty: what if we just used the laptop you already own? A Browser Standard for Local Models…

For years, getting structured data out of a Keynote file required the developer equivalent of an archaeology degree. Apple just excavated the site itself, dusted off the artifacts, and handed AI agents a front-door key. Built-In Assistants…

Every superhero origin story eventually hits the same awkward question: who gets the suit? Google's newest model is pitched as an elite bug hunter, and Google's answer, for now, is that the defenders go first and everyone else waits in line…

Every office fridge has one: the shared container that somehow ends up holding a bit of everyone's lunch. Cloudflare just published a detailed post-mortem on the AI version of that container, and it's required reading for anyone piping cust…

Some weeks the Drupal security team publishes a tidy handful of advisories. This week it published 39 in a single batch, which is less "patch notes" and more "extended director's cut with bonus features." If your site sells things, handles …

Convoy was a 1978 trucker anthem about CB radios and rebellion. The 2028 remake, apparently, will feature 75 big rigs hauling fresh produce down I-20 with nobody behind the wheel to yell "10-4, good buddy." Produce, Interstates, and a Lice…

The terminal used to be the one place a developer could hide from the rest of the internet. Then it got an AI co-pilot, a cloud backend, and a vendor list — and now it has a breach disclosure, too. An Agent Swarm Knocks on the Side Door Wa…

OpenAI's model lineup now sounds less like a product catalog and more like a sci-fi trilogy — Terra, Sol, Astra — and honestly, we're here for it. The newest entry, GPT-6.1 Terra, is the scrappy middle sibling: cheaper, faster, and very eag…

Analytics scripts are supposed to count your visitors, not count your visitors' credit card numbers. Yet here we are, watching a humble privacy-friendly tracker get drafted into a Brazilian card-skimming operation like an extra who wandered…

PHP has been declared dead roughly once a year since 2009, and every year it shrugs, keeps running about 70% of the web, and goes back to work. This month, though, the old workhorse picked up a nasty case of remote code execution, and attac…