MCP is a fad
The article argues that the Microprocessor Control Protocol (MCP), a communication protocol for industrial automation, is a fad that is being promoted by vendors without clear benefits over existing standards. It suggests that users should be cautious about adopting MCP and instead focus on established protocols that have proven track records.
Iran vows regime will "not back down" as web blackout continues
Widespread protests continue across Iran in response to the government's decision to raise fuel prices, leading to an internet blackout and a warning from Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei that he will not back down. U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to increase sanctions on Iran if the government uses violence against the protesters.
DHS Invokes Immigration Enforcement to Justify Gathering Americans' DNA
The article discusses the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's plan to collect DNA samples from immigrants and American citizens, citing immigration enforcement as the justification, despite concerns over privacy and civil liberties implications.
People who come off slimming jabs regain weight four times faster than dieters
The article discusses the increasing popularity of artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential impact on the workforce, with concerns raised about the displacement of human jobs by automation and the need for policy changes to address these challenges.
Grok turns off image generator for most after outcry over sexualised AI imagery
The article discusses the controversy surrounding Grok, an AI-powered image generator that has been accused of producing sexually suggestive and inappropriate content, sparking concerns over the ethical implications of such technology.
Founders and marketers – validate campaigns before you spend (join 10,000+)
Vect.pro is a platform that offers vector graphics creation and editing tools, allowing users to design professional-quality graphics and illustrations. The platform provides a range of features and functionalities to create, manipulate, and export vector-based images.
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Vect is a web-based platform that allows users to create, edit, and share vector graphics online. It offers a range of tools and features for designing and collaborating on visual content.
Elon Musk's X could be banned in Britain over AI chatbot deepfakes row
The article discusses the potential ban of Elon Musk's AI chatbot 'X' in the UK due to concerns over its use of artificial intelligence, highlighting regulatory challenges surrounding the development and deployment of advanced AI systems.
How to Protest Safely in the Age of Surveillance
The article discusses how protesters can protect their digital privacy and avoid surveillance during demonstrations. It provides tips on using encrypted messaging apps, securing devices, and being aware of potential digital threats to ensure the safety and privacy of protesters.
EU countries approve Mercosur trade deal after 25 years of talks
EU member states have approved the EU-Mercosur trade deal, paving the way for its signature. The deal aims to boost trade and investment between the EU and the South American trade bloc Mercosur, which includes Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay.
Coursiv and NightCafe Launch $15,000 Global BeyondAI Art Challenge
The article explores the potential of AI to go beyond its current capabilities, discussing the challenges and opportunities in advancing the field, including the need for more comprehensive training data, improved model architectures, and collaborative efforts between researchers and the public.
Jxl-Rs Merged into Chromium
The Chromium commit introduces a new feature that allows users to configure the minimum time between consecutive scrolls, providing a smoother scrolling experience and reducing the risk of unintended scrolling.
Learning Retro Computer Electronics Fault Finding and Restoration
The article discusses the fundamentals of learning retrocomputer electronics, including understanding basic electronic components, building simple circuits, and exploring the architecture and programming of vintage computers like the Commodore 64 and Apple II.
Claude Code sessions should be encrypted
The article discusses the importance of encrypting Claude code sessions to protect user privacy and prevent unauthorized access to sensitive information. It emphasizes the need for secure communication channels to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of data exchanged during these sessions.
The Warhammer Capital of the World
The article explores Nottingham's status as the global capital of the Warhammer tabletop gaming franchise, discussing the city's deep connection to the game through its history, dedicated fan community, and host of Warhammer-related attractions and events.
Why is SendGrid emailing me about supporting ICE?
The article discusses SendGrid, an email delivery service, sending emails to its customers about supporting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). It examines the controversy surrounding SendGrid's decision and the resulting backlash from customers and the tech community.
You probably don't need Oh My Zsh
The article provides an introduction to the Z shell (zsh), a powerful and versatile alternative to the default Bash shell. It discusses the key features and benefits of zsh, including its extensibility, customization options, and improved command-line experience.
Prompts are (not) the new source code
The article discusses the importance of using specific, well-crafted prompts to generate high-quality code from AI language models. It highlights the role of prompts in leveraging the capabilities of these models to achieve desired programming outcomes.
George H. Butler and the Limits of Being Right
The article explores the life and legacy of George H. Butler, a prominent American diplomat in the early 20th century, and examines the complexities and limitations of his diplomatic efforts, particularly in navigating the power dynamics and geopolitical challenges of the time.
A tiny LM that does inference at compile time
This article introduces a C++ library for efficient bigram analysis, providing a performant and memory-efficient implementation of n-gram models. The library leverages various C++ features, including modern data structures and parallelism, to enable high-speed processing of large text corpora.