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OpenClaw creator says he got a token refund request for errors the AI agent made with 'sensitive financial documents"
5+ day, 4+ hour ago (335+ words) OpenClaw creator Peter Steinberger shared a refund request he received for errors, including "fabricated data." The user wrote that he put OpenClaw in sensitive financial documents, and then had to spend hours fact-checking it. Steinberger refunded exactly what the user…...
Linea Ends Direct EVM Arithmetization, Moves to RISC-V to Match Ethereum’s Proving Roadmap | MEXC News
15+ min ago (427+ words) Linea, the Ethereum Layer 2 network developed by ConsenSys, is transitioning from direct EVM arithmetization to a RISC-V-based proving architecture. The team spent three years building one of the most rigorous ZK proving systems in production. That work produced a 1,000-page…...
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John tells Vincy developers, 'time to wake up"
2+ hour, 45+ min ago (225+ words) I fell in love with technology before I ever graduated high school. By the time I finished my BSc in Computer Science at UWI Cave Hill, my mind was already on fire with what the internet could do. In 2011, three…...
Self-Healing Neural Networks in PyTorch: Fix Model Drift in Real Time Without Retraining
5+ hour, 23+ min ago (1683+ words) A PyTorch implementation of a self-correcting neural network that detects drift, injects weight updates, and recovers performance autonomously, without retraining or downtime. Your fraud model has been in production two months. Accuracy is 92.9%. Then transaction patterns shift quietly. By the…...
Fragmentation, Alignment, and the Architecture of Agency, part I: Fear and Trembling — LessWrong
2+ hour, 15+ min ago (1812+ words) I didn't used to agree with any of you people on this board. I did for about 4 hours last week. Now we disagree again, but you'll agree with me when this essay series is over. The first version of this…...
Linea Ends Direct EVM Arithmetization, Moves to RISC-V to Match Ethereum's Proving Roadmap
1+ hour, 51+ min ago (448+ words) Linea, the Ethereum Layer 2 network developed by ConsenSys, is transitioning from direct EVM arithmetization to a RISC-V-based proving architecture. The team spent three years building one of the most rigorous ZK proving systems in production. That work produced a 1,000-page…...
Engineer rejects AI-written email, sparks debate on professional use of technology
2+ hour, 13+ min ago (254+ words) Dmitrii Kovanikov, a UK-based software engineer, sparked a conversation on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for professional purposes. In an X post, he shared that he turned down a meeting request from Karan Vaidya, an IIT-educated founder, after learning…...
How UK Businesses Can Build Scalable Mobile Apps in 2026: A Practical Guide
2+ hour, 18+ min ago (190+ words) Mobile apps are no longer just a digital extension-they are a core business asset. From customer engagement to operational efficiency, apps are transforming how UK businesses operate. However, building a scalable app requires more than just coding. It demands strategic…...
PWA on iOS, Part 1: The Anatomy of an App That Doesn’t Exist in the App Store
1+ hour, 12+ min ago (532+ words) PWA on iOS, Part 1: The Anatomy of an App That Doesn't Exist in the App Store'HackerNoon The Ghost of Steve Jobs and the Stolen Idea Fifteen years ago, Apple invented the future " then forgot about it. Today, that future is…...