Every technology and AI story from AIBites, newest first — 40 published so far.
LLM generated code invents package names that don't exist, and attackers register those names with malware. Learn how slopsquatting works and why it
The 1977 Star Wars cantina droid ban seemed like a joke — but with AI agents now booking trips and signing contracts, Wuher's "No Droids" policy suddenly
Terence Tao used modern LLM coding agents to port his 1999 Java applet old apps list to JavaScript, finding a net-zero bug ratio across two dozen tools.
Vint Cerf, co-creator of TCP/IP and Google's Chief Internet Evangelist, retires at 83. Learn about his legacy, net worth, and what his departure means for
Weightlifting beats running for blood sugar control in a 2025 Virginia Tech study, outperforming cardio on every key metabolic measure in a head-to-head
Microsoft admits a Windows 11 bug causes a system file to silently consume up to 500GB of storage. Check if your PC is affected and what Microsoft has
Terminology proposal writing is a structured argument to adopt or redefine a word. Learn how a viral Bluesky post reignited debate over AI language and
Wired ChatGPT's cultural moment is fading. See how one Bluesky joke and Wired magazine's own "Tired" verdict on GPT-5 captured the AI industry's turning
National Intelligence Council Global Trends 2040 meets AI accelerationism. See how the NIC's scenario-based analysis challenges and reframes bold AI
Ghost Font is an experimental typeface that encodes messages in motion—readable by humans but invisible to AI systems. Discover how this new technology
Explore the vintage beauty of Soviet-era control rooms—dense analog panels and tactile interfaces that reveal Cold War ideology, state planning, and
New York City will ban deceptive subscription practices with a first-of-its-kind click-to-cancel rule taking effect October 1, 2026. Here's what it means.
Nearly 400 local newspapers sue OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging their articles were scraped to train ChatGPT and Copilot. See what the lawsuit means for AI.
Mayor Mamdani announces landmark click-to-cancel rules making NYC the first city to require easy subscription cancellation and curb junk fees starting
An update on residential proxies and the scraper situation: how the FBI-Google NetNut and IPIDEA takedowns work, what they mean for publishers, and what
GPT-5.6, Grok 4.5, Claude, and Muse Spark build the same 4 apps in a head-to-head coding challenge. See pricing, context windows, and which model wins.
Developers plead "please don't discontinue Gemini 2.5 Flash" as Google sets an October 16, 2026 shutdown date, citing benchmark regressions and broken
Apple sues OpenAI, accusing the ChatGPT maker of stealing hardware secrets via ex-employees. See what the trade-secret complaint alleges and who's named.
A speculative look at GPT Sol Ultra producing a proof of the Cycle Double Cover Conjecture, why snarks make it hard, and what AI math would mean for the
Learn how to use Vim in the era of AI as developers pair Neovim with agents like Claude Code and Aider for remote work, code review, and surgical edits.
SpaceX asked the FCC to launch 100,000 Gen3 Starlink satellites, promising 1 Tbps per unit, lower latency, and a tenfold expansion of the constellation.
You're not a better engineer because you type Git commands by hand. Diego Lafuente argues AI agents handle commit messages, PRs, and docs better and
Write code like a human will maintain it: learn why maintainability beats clever shortcuts and how AI copilots amplify your best and worst coding habits.
Good tools are invisible — gingerBill's essay revives Mark Weiser's idea to expose why developers evangelize tools that secretly slow them down. Here's