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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.
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?
AI Made People 3x Less Accurate but 2x More Confident — The ‘Cognitive Surrender’ Problem
New study: AI access slashed ‘I don’t know’ from 44% to 3%, making people twice as confident but 3x less accurate. What ‘cognitive surrender’ means for devs.
Three Security Warnings in One Week: What the Cursor RCE, Agent Data Injection, and Secrets Leaks Tell Us About AI Coding Tools
Three security stories broke in the same week — Cursor’s unpatched RCE, a new Agent Data Injection attack, and growing secrets leaks into prompts. Here’s why they’re connected and what developers can do.