Vibe coding is reshaping software engineering similarly to how fast fashion transformed the clothing industry. This article explores the consequences of cheap, low-quality code flooding the market, the challenges of maintaining such software, and the urgent need for clear definitions and standards in a rapidly evolving landscape.

Deep Think is now available in the Gemini app for Google AI Ultra subscribers, offering enhanced problem-solving capabilities. This AI tool uses parallel thinking techniques to tackle complex tasks in areas like coding and scientific discovery, aiming to accelerate research and innovation.

This article explores how Facebook allegedly intercepted encrypted traffic from competitors via the Onavo Protect app. An investigation stemming from a class action lawsuit reveals technical methods used to gain insights into competitors like Snapchat and YouTube, alongside potential legal implications for Facebook's practices.

This article explores the challenges of live coding interviews, highlighting the stress-induced cognitive impairments that can hinder performance. Drawing on scientific research, it argues that such interviews often misrepresent coding abilities, especially affecting individuals with performance anxiety. Practical tips for reducing stress during these assessments are also discussed.

The Online Safety Act in the UK aims to protect children from harmful online content but faces significant challenges in implementation. The burden on adults to verify age raises privacy concerns, while existing protections remain underutilized. A cultural approach, rather than solely technical regulations, is needed for effective change.

Alibaba's Qwen3 Coder 480B Instruct model is now live on Cerebras, offering unmatched coding speeds and accuracy. With subscription plans starting at $50 per month, developers can access this powerful tool to enhance productivity, generating code significantly faster than rival models.

OpenAI has discontinued a controversial feature of ChatGPT that unintentionally exposed users' private conversations in Google search results. Initially defended as clear, the option to share chats sparked privacy concerns over sensitive content. OpenAI is now working to remove these indexed chats from search engines.

This paper explores the application of Data Readiness for AI principles to large scientific datasets used for training foundation models. It presents a framework that outlines preprocessing patterns, challenges, and steps necessary for making scientific data scalable and ready for AI, across various domains.

This article introduces ScanDiff, a new approach that utilizes diffusion models and Vision Transformers to predict human gaze scanpaths. By capturing the variability of visual exploration, ScanDiff generates diverse and realistic gaze trajectories for various tasks, improving accuracy in gaze prediction over existing methods.

This study explores the use of deep learning-based super-resolution techniques to enhance low-quality echocardiograms in resource-constrained settings. By improving classification accuracy for pivotal cardiac tasks, the research highlights the potential of super-resolution for better diagnostic outcomes in cardiology.

KubeForge is a user-friendly toolkit designed to simplify Kubernetes deployment management. With a drag-and-drop interface and real-time schema validation, it allows users to create and modify YAML files effortlessly. It aims to reduce errors and enhance collaboration for DevOps teams and developers alike.

Dash is a popular Python framework designed for creating interactive web applications, particularly for machine learning and data science. Built on Plotly.js, React, and Flask, it provides an easy way to connect modern UI components with Python code, allowing users to build complex apps efficiently.

Rasterized DB has been completely rewritten in Rust, transitioning from a schemaless to a schema-full architecture for improved performance and data consistency. It aims for PostgreSQL compatibility and plans future features like advanced data types and ORM integration, though it remains unstable and is not recommended for production use.

OpenBench is an open-source benchmarking tool designed for evaluating language models across various frameworks. It supports over 20 evaluation suites covering knowledge, reasoning, coding, and math. This alpha version allows users to easily run evaluations with multiple model providers, ensuring standardized and reproducible results.

dots.ocr is a multilingual document parsing model that combines layout detection and content recognition in a single framework. With a compact architecture and state-of-the-art performance, it efficiently handles diverse languages while offering superior speed and accuracy compared to traditional methods.