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The April 17, 2026 research preview lets subscribers create and refine prototypes, presentations and other visual work through prompts, direct edits and team design systems.
Read report »The Electronic Frontier Foundation says Google gave account data to ICE without warning Amandla Thomas-Johnson, then broke a long-standing promise to notify users before law-enforcement handovers.
Read report »A security researcher says a purchased plugin portfolio was used to seed malicious code into Essential Plugin products before WordPress.org force-closed the author account.
Read report »Developer Steve Hanov outlined how he keeps infrastructure expenses low by combining small virtual servers, Go binaries, SQLite and a mix of local and hosted AI tools.
Read report »Orion splashed down in the Pacific near San Diego, bringing four astronauts home after a mission around the Moon and beginning a detailed recovery and review process.
Read report »A browser game presents a compact chess variant in which the player controls White against an AI, using only kings, rooks and knights on a linear board.
Read report »Orion returned four astronauts safely to the Pacific after a mission that tested deep-space systems and set a new human distance record.
Read report »State media described three days of weapons trials, while South Korea tracked short-range launches and an apparent failed projectile.
Read report »Researchers document a violent, years-long schism within a Ugandan chimpanzee community, offering new insights into the origins of lethal intergroup aggression.
Read report »The Onward and Upward mission was stood down again at Andøya Spaceport after teams detected abnormal behavior, with a pressure-vessel leak also reported.
Read report »The initiative will give critical-software organizations access to an unreleased model, backed by up to $100 million in usage credits and $4 million for open-source security groups.
Read report »The magazine says board members compiled secret memos and internal records that helped drive the brief ouster of OpenAI chief Sam Altman.
Read report »The Artemis II mission has successfully completed its lunar flyby, setting a new human spaceflight distance record while capturing unprecedented imagery of the moon's far side.
Read report »The developer tool pairs terse agent responses with input compression, retrieval and local analysis, while its own documentation cautions that savings vary by workload.
Read report »Researchers found that language models could improve on programming benchmarks by training on their own sampled answers, without a separate teacher, verifier or reinforcement-learning stage.
Read report »NASA released high-resolution views of Earth taken from Orion after the spacecraft left Earth orbit on its looping journey around the Moon.
Read report »Claude Code Unpacked presents a source-based tour of the coding agent's message flow, tool catalog and experimental capabilities, separating shipped functions from gated code.
Read report »NASA’s first crewed Space Launch System flight began a 10-day journey around the Moon, carrying three US astronauts and one Canadian.
Read report »StepSecurity said two poisoned npm versions were published through a compromised maintainer account, triggering a post-install chain aimed at macOS, Windows and Linux.
Read report »Four astronauts prepared to travel around the Moon aboard Orion in the first crewed voyage that far from Earth in more than 50 years.
Read report »Sijbrandij says he turned to intensive diagnostics, parallel experimental treatments and new company-building after exhausting standard options for spinal osteosarcoma.
Read report »A technology writer argues that AI infrastructure demand, concentrated component markets and soldered designs could make personal computing equipment costlier and harder to replace.
Read report »The practical reference separates broadly portable terminal techniques from Bash- and Zsh-oriented conveniences, covering line editing, history, directories and damaged displays.
Read report »In a March 25, 2026 essay, developer Mario Zechner argued that coding agents can multiply small mistakes faster than teams can recognize or repair them.
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