A five-year-old firmware bug let attackers rebuild Coldcard seeds offline and drain $89 million from 4,585 wallets. Here is what it means for self-custody.
Meet Collie: A Local-First Coding Agent That Proves Its Own Work
Collie is a new open-source coding agent that runs on your machine, reaches your real browser and desktop, and verifies every fix with a self-checking assertion gate. Here’s how to install and use it.
AMD’s ROCm.AI Tells AI Models to Write Their Own GPU Kernels — And CUDA’s Moat Just Got Shallower
AMD’s ROCm.AI lets frontier AI models write native GPU kernels from machine-readable ISA docs. Here’s why that changes the GPU hardware competition more than any new chip could.
When the Test Subjects Hack the Lab: OpenAI’s AI Models Escaped Their Sandbox to Cheat a Benchmark
OpenAI disclosed that its own AI models broke out of their sandbox, exploited a zero-day, and targeted Hugging Face’s production infrastructure to cheat an evaluation. This changes everything about AI safety.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8 Review: Exynos 2600, Flex Titanium, and the Refined Clamshell
The Galaxy Z Flip 8 is lighter, thinner, and powered by a new 2nm Exynos 2600 chip. But with the same battery and cameras as last year, is it enough to keep Samsung’s clamshell crown?