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Kevin Weil, head of OpenAI for Science, pushes that analogy himself. “I think 2026 will be for AI and science what 2025 was for AI in software engineering,” he said at a press briefing yesterday. “We’re starting to see that same kind of inflection.” OpenAI claims that around 1.3 million scientists around the world submit […]
When security teams discuss credential-related risk, the focus typically falls on threats such as phishing, malware, or ransomware. These attack methods continue to evolve and rightly command attention. However, one of the most persistent and underestimated risks to organizational security remains far more ordinary. Near-identical password reuse continues to slip past security controls, often unnoticed, […]
Let me tell you a story about coverage reports lying to me. Years ago, at a company with a huge Ruby codebase, I stared at green coverage numbers like a fool. “Coverage says yes, reality says no.” Controllers with ten services inside, one happy-path test, and everything technically covered. Meanwhile, bugs were popping up like […]
Anders Hejlsberg’s work has shaped how millions of developers code. Whether or not you recognize his name, you likely have touched his work: He’s the creator of Turbo Pascal and Delphi, the lead architect of C#, and the designer of TypeScript. We sat down with Hejlsberg to discuss his illustrious career and what it’s felt […]
One Human + One Agent = One Browser From Scratch (via) embedding-shapes was so infuriated by the hype around Cursor’s FastRender browser project – thousands of parallel agents producing ~1.6 million lines of Rust – that they were inspired to take a go at building a web browser using coding agents themselves. The result is […]
HBO Max may not have the shine it once did, but the streaming service (previously just Max) is still home to some of the best TV shows of the past 25 years, from The Sopranos and The Wire to Game of Thrones and The Leftovers. Whether you’re a longtime fan of the “it’s not TV” cable network or an HBO […]
Hello and welcome to Regulator, the Verge newsletter about the technology politics happening in our nation’s capital. I hope our snowstorm-affected readers are safe, warm, and haven’t reenacted The Shining at home yet. Do you know what prevents that? Subscribing to The Verge. Last week, when I was tracking Coinbase’s opposition to the Clarity Act, […]
ByteDance, TikTok’s Chinese parent company, recently established a separate American entity to run the app’s U.S. operations. This restructuring aims to separate U.S. TikTok from its Chinese parent, addressing concerns about data privacy and foreign control. The move came after years of pressure from lawmakers, who feared the Chinese government’s potential access to Americans’ data. […]
In CSS, we can create “stacking contexts” where elements are visually placed one on top of the next in a three-dimensional sense that creates the perception of depth. Stacking contexts are incredibly useful, but they’re also widely misunderstood and often mistakenly created, leading to a slew of layout issues that can be tricky to solve. […]
In today’s market, memory has become one of the most critical and expensive components in any build, and prices have only worsened thanks to the ongoing global DRAM shortage. Memory pricing is much more volatile now than before the shortage, so price tags fluctuate significantly from hour to hour, and it’s becoming increasingly complex to […]
