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The new app, which is currently being tested with select creators, will have Facebook's recently launched AI creator assistant built into it.

Global music streaming service Deezer is taking a contrarian approach to AI, even as it adds a feature that lets fans remix songs.

A few additional markets will get the lower fees this year ahead of a global rollout in 2027.

Figma's update adds a new code layer, support for motion and shaders, and the ability to create custom plug-ins for various tasks using AI.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has tasked a small team at the company with making an app that works like the prediction markets Polymarket and Kalshi, according to The New York Times. The app, internally called "Arena" won't let users wager real money, but instead will "probably rely" on allowing users to bet with points, the […]

A few weeks ago I published corridor-lab — a Docker lab that proved a triage mismatch: a service that stores nothing sensitive can become high-priority because of where it sits in the path to a sensitive downstream system. The lab proved the premise. The next question was whether a tool could identify those nodes automatically — without manual path declaration, without value labels, from graph position alone. So I built corridor-id. You point it at a Docker Compose file. It discovers the topology, computes depth from exposed surfaces, and identifies which nodes expand forward reach into deeper parts of the environment. No asset-value labels. No sensitivity ratings. No human classification. Reach and graph position only. Then I pointed it at four architecturally different Docker environments. Two had corridor nodes. Two had none. Both answers were useful. But the zero-corridor results taught me more than the positive ones. What corridor-id does The tool reads a Docker Compose file and builds a reachability graph from service definitions, network memberships, and port mappings. It then orients that graph from exposed surfaces using BFS and identifies nodes that provide forward reach — access to strictly deeper nodes that the exposed surface cannot reach directly. The output is a ranked list with two metrics: exposure distance (how close to the surface) and forward reach gain (how many deeper nodes become reachable through this node). One command: python corridor-id.py docker-compose.yml No manual path declaration. No value labels. No configuration. From graph position alone. The four tests corridor-lab — segmented, depth 3 My own lab, five services across five segmented networks. The tool independently identified status-api as a corridor node — the same finding the lab was built to prove. Corridor nodes found: 3 → status-api Exposure distance: 1 Forward reach gain: 1 → log-monitor Exposure distance: 1 Forward reach gain: 1 → internal-admin-api Exposure distance: 2 For

Ribbie lets you follow along live with MLB games with a delightful, arcade-inspired interface.

Many cybersecurity professionals have been following Anthropic's announcement about the release of Claude Code Security on Friday. This created the beginning of a panic on the cybersecurity stock market. It also raised a lot of questions from domain experts, investors and security enthusiasts. Anthropic's announcement Anthropic introduces Claude Code Security: a tool that scans full codebases for security vulnerabilities, and can propose fixes directly in developer workflows. The tool leverages the latest foundational model's reasoning capabilities to provide a new experience. In a world where code will be generated only by AI, this can sound very much like code security is dead. Our vision 18 months ago, SAST, SCA, and IaC security were areas where we had real traction and could see ourselves expanding. But as AI tooling started reshaping how code gets written, we made a tough call. We decided to stop these initiatives and go all-in on what we believed would matter most: Protecting enterprises against leaked secrets and mismanaged NHIs . We envisioned a future where identity is crucial for the AI era security, with secrets enabling AIs to access data and take actions . After pioneering in secrets detection for years we witnessed how amplified the problem became as LLM emerged: more API keys for AI services, more code generated, often less secure, more agents requiring sophisticated access to a myriad of tools. All in all, this resulted in more secrets exposed. Yet the problem of overseeing and managing these secrets in a secure way remains unsolved. The paradigm shifted from human hardcoding secrets in their code, to AIs having wide access levels on several systems with humans, coders and non-coders, prompting them and creating new vulnerabilities. 18 months later, let me describe where we stand. What isn't changing Best in class secrets detection GitGuardian is the leader in secrets detection . We are the only solution able to scan large volume of data at scale (5

Amazon is planning to increase the footprint of its new conversational AI assistant Alexa+ to India and is inviting users in the country to test out a Hindi-language version.

WhatsApp gets a new boss, as Will Cathcart moves to a new role at Meta, while Shah steps down as CEO of Indian fintech giant CRED to replace Cathcart.

Instagram's TV app is expanding to Samsung TVs in the US, half a year after it launched for Amazon Fire TV devices.

Will Cathcart, who led WhatsApp for the past seven years, is stepping down from his role as Meta appoints a new leader. On Monday, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced on Facebook that Kunal Shah, the founder of an Indian fintech startup called Cred, is taking over as the head of WhatsApp. Cred is an app […]

Instagram is coming for streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video as it sets its ambitions for living room viewing.

An App Store rating looks like a verdict. It behaves more like a monument, built over years and slow to move. It says very little about how this month's users feel. I took the 12 most-rated Productivity apps on the US App Store, 32 million ratings between them, and split the headline star into the two numbers it hides: how far recent sentiment has fallen below the lifetime average, and whether the developer replies when users complain. How it is measured Population truth. Lifetime ratings and the star histogram come from Apple's full ratings data, every rating an app has ever received. Recent sentiment. A fixed window of the most recent reviews by date, so an app captured to a depth of thousands is not compared on a multi-year average against an app with a few hundred. Same window for everyone. Developer response. Reply share and median latency over that recent window. Complaints are bucketed with a rule-based taxonomy. It is a heuristic, not a trained classifier, and I treat it as one. What turned up The AI assistants now own this chart, and they reply to almost no one. App Lifetime Recent Reply share ChatGPT 4.8 4.18 0% Claude 4.7 3.06 0% Grok 4.9 3.77 0% Perplexity 4.8 3.60 0% Google Gemini 4.7 3.65 13% Dropbox 4.8 2.75 58% Gmail 4.7 2.40 26% Google Drive 4.8 3.90 23% Microsoft Authenticator 4.7 2.18 1% The older tools are the ones still in the trenches: Dropbox answers 58% of recent reviewers, Gmail 26%, Drive 23%. The steepest recent drops belong to Microsoft Authenticator (4.7 to 2.18), Gmail (4.7 to 2.40) and Dropbox (4.8 to 2.75). Plotted on two axes, backlash against response, every app falls into one of four archetypes: Firefighters, Ghost Ships, Complacent Giants and Resilient Leaders. Eight of the twelve are Ghost Ships, taking a recent hit in near silence. The honest limits Recent reviewers self-select toward the dissatisfied. A person who hits a bug is far more likely to leave a review than a contented one, so a low recent average blends genuine declin

Siri’s AI overhaul may have grabbed the headlines at WWDC, but some of Apple’s most useful AI features are arriving elsewhere in iOS 27.

While it's not flashy like Apple’s new Siri AI and Apple Intelligence upgrades, there are still a number of additions to iOS 27 worth looking at.

The new Siri AI is conversational, omnipresent, and actually helpful.

Go’s IPO — Japan’s biggest so far this year — has done more than provide a much-needed boost to the country’s languishing listing season. It has also supplied the taxi-hailing app with the capital required to address an existential issue: Japan’s shortage of drivers. Go, which went public Tuesday, plans to use the ¥88.6 billion […]

Telegram argues India should block specific content, not an entire platform used by millions.

A new system service will roll out this month ahead of big changes starting in September.