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Project Glasswing showed up in an Anthropic publication this week and the security community took it seriously. That part is straightforward. Glasswing is an AI system designed to find memory safety bugs and architectural flaws in critical software infrastructure using language model-guided analysis. When a major AI lab publishes a

Everyone keeps asking whether AI will replace programmers. Sander Knape at a16z published a piece today that sidesteps the whole argument. His point: stop focusing on the wrong layer. The question is not whether AI can write code. It can. It writes a lot of it, fast. The question is

Bram Cohen built BitTorrent. He has been shipping software that the entire internet runs on for over twenty years. He just published the clearest critique of vibe coding culture you will read this year, and it hit 507 points on Hacker News within hours. He is not anti-AI. He is

After a week of billion-parameter models, corporate lock-in drama, and AI-discovered zero-days, here is something different. Someone built a language model from scratch. Nine million parameters. One hundred and thirty lines of PyTorch. It trains in five minutes on a free Colab GPU and the model talks like a small

Gemma 4 31B is now on iPhone. Not a simplified version. Not a demo. The actual model with function calling and agent skills running on your Neural Processing Unit, no cloud required. Google AI Edge Gallery hit the Dutch App Store today with native Gemma 4 support for iPhone 15

Someone tried to explain Microsoft Copilot to a colleague last week. They couldn't do it. Not because they did not understand it, but because Copilot now refers to apps, features, platforms, a keyboard key, an entire category of laptops, and a tool for building more Copilots. All of

Nicholas Carlini is a research scientist at Anthropic. He gave a talk at [un]prompted 2026 this week and said something that should concern every enterprise security team running Linux infrastructure. He used Claude Code to scan the Linux kernel source. Simple prompts. Loop over every file. Ask where the