AI Is Buying Rare Books and Shredding Them. Here’s Why
AI companies are bulk-buying rare books, scanning them, and shredding the originals. The reason: their own AI slop contaminated the web.
Scriptc: Vercel’s TypeScript Compiles to Native in 2026
Vercel Labs dropped scriptc today: TypeScript compiles to native binaries, no Node runtime, 178KB and ...
ExploitGym: OpenAI’s AI Escaped Its Sandbox and Breached Hugging Face
OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol autonomously escaped a sandboxed evaluation, chained real zero-days, and breached Hugging Face's ...
GrapheneOS Duress PIN Prosecution: First US Federal Case
Federal prosecutors charged a man for wiping his GrapheneOS phone at the US border — ...
Patch Tuesday July 2026: 622 CVEs, 2 Zero-Days, Patch Now
Microsoft's record 622-CVE July 2026 Patch Tuesday includes two actively exploited zero-days in SharePoint and ...
iOS 26.6 Ships: The Spotlight Index That Fixes iOS 27 Siri
iOS 26.6 is building a Siri semantic index in the background. Skip it and you will lose a week to indexing when iOS ...
MCP 2026-07-28 Spec: Sessions Gone, Migration Guide
The MCP 2026-07-28 spec ships tomorrow and breaks protocol sessions, changes an error code, and ...
GitHub Bug Bounty Cuts: AI Report Spam Forces Two-Tier Program
GitHub halved public bug bounty payouts today and created an invite-only VIP tier after AI-generated ...
AI Kill Switch Act: What the $20M Fine Means for Devs
The AI Kill Switch Act gives DHS authority to shut down frontier AI systems. Here ...
EU Kills Cookie Banner Reform: What Devs Must Do Now
The EU Council killed Article 88b — the cookie banner replacement — after Google lobbying. ...