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Blog RSSReverse Engineer Anything connects AI agents to Ghidra and other tools to inspect binaries, apps, and behavior. What a 242-function safe demo actually shows, how MCP helps, and where the limits are.
METR reconstructed 70,000 messages, but not every communication. Missing logs, spoofed tool calls, and how to design agent audit trails that are harder to tamper with.
Verizon AI Skills for America brings together more than 200 free courses and local support. What the $70 million commitment means, how to enroll and what skills are worth learning.
A coding agent can inspect footage, plan cuts, and build video through HTML, animations, and FFmpeg. How Codex and HyperFrames fit together—and where human review still matters.
A former OpenAI safety-reporting lead challenges the culture of accelerated deployments. We examine the incidents he cited, OpenAI's published position, and engineering lessons for autonomous agents.
Windows' inconsistent interface is not just neglect: it reflects decades of backward compatibility, legacy APIs, and a modernization effort Microsoft cannot complete all at once.
Thorsten Ball predicts that code review, the terminal and much of manual programming will lose prominence as AI agents become the main interface for building software. We examine what is already happening, what changes for developers and where skepticism is still warranted.
How AI could reshape professional services, investment, and housing, and why technological exposure does not establish an economic collapse.
Miklos Lukacs connects Heidegger, Mumford, Ellul, Bostrom, and Hans Jonas to ask an uncomfortable question: what happens when technology stops adapting to humans and humans start adapting to technology? We examine the strongest parts of his argument, where it overreaches, and why the debate matters for AI today.
Attackers used a Custom GPT called Plus 5.6 hosted on chatgpt.com to funnel victims into a fake CAPTCHA and a remote-access trojan. The lesson: a legitimate domain does not guarantee trustworthy content.
Applause evaluates AI systems with humans and automation; Meticulous turns real interactions into deterministic regression tests; TestSprite connects autonomous QA with coding agents. They do not compete at exactly the same layer.
The Meta Muse Marketplace incident illustrates a fundamental shift in AI security: a misunderstanding no longer has to produce only a wrong answer; an agent can execute a real action.
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