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AI & Machine Learning

1. Omio scales travel product development using OpenAI models

Omio integrates OpenAI models across its engineering operations to accelerate travel product development and launch booking interfaces. The multimodal travel platform coordinates operations with over 3,000 transportation providers across 47 countries. Omio explicitly rejects the superficial addition of technology to outdated internal processes. The company’s CTO, Tomas Vocetka, requires all internal functions to completely redesign […] The post Omio scales travel product development using OpenAI...

2. Top spy agencies say AI cyber threats will impact you within months.Β Here’sΒ why

The global surge in AI cyber threats is no longer a distant problem for corporate data centres, according to an urgent public warning from the world’s most powerful intelligence alliance. On June 22, 2026, the cybersecurity chiefs of the Five Eyes nationsβ€”comprising the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealandβ€”issued a rare joint intelligence briefing stating that upcoming artificial […] The post Top spy agencies say AI cyber threats will impact you within months. Here’s why appeared first on ...

3. Mitigating vendor lock-in with Sakana AI Fugu multi-agent models

Sakana AI launched Fugu to orchestrate multi-agent operations and mitigate single-vendor dependency risks in enterprise deployments. Enterprises face operational vulnerabilities when relying entirely on monolithic AI APIs. Japanese AI firm Sakana AI designed Fugu as a response to these concentration risks by creating an orchestration language model that calls upon a pool of varied models […] The post Mitigating vendor lock-in with Sakana AI Fugu multi-agent models appeared first on AI News.

4. L’OrΓ©al brings Maybelline virtual try-on to ChatGPT

L’OrΓ©al has announced a collaboration with OpenAI that will bring Maybelline New York’s virtual makeup try-on feature into ChatGPT. The announcement was made at VivaTech 2026. The partnership covers consumer-facing shopping tools, product discovery, advertising pilots, research, and internal content production. The collaboration also covers L’OrΓ©al’s internal use of AI in research, formulation, content production, […] The post L’OrΓ©al brings Maybelline virtual try-on to ChatGPT appeared first on...

5. Clustering Unstructured Text with LLM Embeddings and HDBSCAN

The current era of Generative AI seems to primarily focus on chat interfaces and prompts, but the range of applications of large language models , or LLMs for short, is not limited to just that.

6. Building Browser-Using AI Agents in Python

Most AI agent tutorials start with an API.

7. Helping build shared standards for advanced AI

OpenAI helps build shared standards for advanced AI, supporting evaluation frameworks, safety practices, and global cooperation through the Appia Foundation.

8. How GPT-5 helped immunologist Derya Unutmaz solve a 3-year-old mystery

GPT-5 Pro helped solve a 3-year-old immunology mystery, offering insights into T cell behavior. The breakthrough could support cancer and autoimmune research.

9. How Omio is building the future of conversational travel

Discover how Omio uses OpenAI to power conversational travel experiences, accelerate product development, and transform into an AI-native company.

10. Patch the Planet: a Daybreak initiative to support open source maintainers

OpenAI introduces Patch the Planet, a Daybreak initiative helping open-source maintainers find, validate, and fix vulnerabilities with AI and expert review.

11. Daybreak: Tools for securing every organization in the world

OpenAI introduces new Daybreak tools, including Codex Security and GPT-5.5-Cyber, to help organizations find, validate, and patch vulnerabilities at scale.

12. Codex-maxxing for long-running work

Learn how Jason Liu uses Codex to preserve context, manage complex projects, and help work continue beyond a single prompt.

13. Samsung Electronics brings ChatGPT and Codex to employees

Samsung Electronics deploys ChatGPT Enterprise and Codex to employees worldwide, marking one of OpenAI’s largest enterprise AI rollouts.

Software Development

1. Anthropic gives @Claude a permanent seat in your Slack channels

Anthropic has announced Claude Tag, a new product that embeds Claude directly into Slack as a persistent, shared team member The post Anthropic gives @Claude a permanent seat in your Slack channels appeared first on The New Stack.

2. OpenClaw and Hermes agree on what an agent is. They disagree on what controls it.

At Microsoft’s Build keynote this month, CEO Satya Nadella described a platform shift away from operating systems and apps, and The post OpenClaw and Hermes agree on what an agent is. They disagree on what controls it. appeared first on The New Stack.

3. Developers are now validating code they didn’t write β€” and may not understand

With an eye on the huge downstream pressure that AI code tools are putting on software engineering teams, GitLab released The post Developers are now validating code they didn’t write β€” and may not understand appeared first on The New Stack.

4. Nx debuts Polygraph, taking aim at what’s stalling AI coding agents

Nx, the company behind the open-source monorepo build system of the same name, on Tuesday launched Polygraph, a service that The post Nx debuts Polygraph, taking aim at what’s stalling AI coding agents appeared first on The New Stack.

5. AI can write the code. Your team still owns the debt.

The software industry is still talking about AI mostly in terms of speed. Models and agents can now generate code The post AI can write the code. Your team still owns the debt. appeared first on The New Stack.

6. GitLab just surveyed 1,500 developers. Here’s why it matters for your codebase.

For the past two years, the conversation about AI-assisted software development has been dominated by speed. A new GitLab survey The post GitLab just surveyed 1,500 developers. Here’s why it matters for your codebase. appeared first on The New Stack.

7. Can DNS become the basis for AI agent identity?

The Linux Foundation on Tuesday declared its intent to launch the Agent Name Service (ANS), an open standard that gives The post Can DNS become the basis for AI agent identity? appeared first on The New Stack.

8. Cursor quietly acquires Continue, an open-source alternative to GitHub Copilot

The AI developer tools consolidation continues apace, with news that Cursor has snapped up open-source coding assistant Continue β€” its The post Cursor quietly acquires Continue, an open-source alternative to GitHub Copilot appeared first on The New Stack.

9. Qodo just shipped cross-repo review. Here’s why it matters for AI-flooded teams.

Late-night debugging sessions aren’t a rare edge case anymore. They are what happens when reviews can’t keep up with volume. The post Qodo just shipped cross-repo review. Here’s why it matters for AI-flooded teams. appeared first on The New Stack.

10. A public Sentry key is all it takes to hijack Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex

On June 17, the Threat Labs team at Tenet Security, an AI-agent security startup newly out of stealth, documented an The post A public Sentry key is all it takes to hijack Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex appeared first on The New Stack.

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Ryan is joined by Jeffrey Hightower, VP of Places Data at Microsoft, and Amy Rose, CTO of the Overture Maps Foundation, to chat about their partnership in bringing spatial data to the next generation of Microsoft tools; how Overture’s 50 organization members are creating open, standardized, and interoperable global spatial data sets; and their solutions to the innate challenges of trying to digitally map the world.β€‹β€‹β€‹β€‹β€Œο»Ώβ€ο»Ώβ€‹β€β€‹β€β€Œβ€ο»Ώο»Ώβ€Œο»Ώβ€‹β€β€Œβ€β€β€Œβ€Œβ€β€Œο»Ώβ€Œβ€β€β€Œβ€Œβ€ο»Ώβ€β€‹β€β€‹β€β€‹ο»Ώβ€β€β€‹β€β€‹β€β€Œο»Ώβ€‹ο»Ώβ€Œβ€β€‹β€Œβ€Œβ€ο»Ώβ€β€Œβ€β€β€Œβ€Œο»Ώβ€Œβ€‹β€Œο»Ώβ€β€Œβ€‹β€ο»Ώβ€β€Œβ€β€β€Œβ€Œβ€...

14. Building CaptionSpark: live captions for audio inside Chrome

I recently shipped CaptionSpark, a Chrome extension that turns browser audio into live captions. The narrow use case is this: you are already on a page, audio is playing, and you want readable text without opening another app. That can be a video, a webinar, an X Space, a call, or a stream. The extension starts from the active tab and puts captions over the current page. It also supports Spanish translation and keeps a transcript while the session is running. What I learned while building it: Ca...

15. Why I spent weeks building a 140+ free, privacy-first web tools hub (And how it runs 100% in your browser)

Hi community! πŸ‘‹Like most creators and developers, I use basic web utilities every single day β€” word counters, image resizers, JSON formatters, and PDF converters. But let's be honest: most existing platforms are bloated, slow, packed with annoying pop-up ads, or hide features behind a $19/month subscription after you process just 2 files .Even worse, they upload your private data to external servers.I wanted to build an alternative. So, I harnessed the power of AI and spent weeks creating WebToo...

Programming Languages

1. In memory of the man who put red squiggles under words

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2. Lies, Damn Lies and Database Benchmarks

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3. StubZero: $148,337 RCE in Google Cloud Production

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4. Intro to GPUs

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5. Two Indexed Hash Tables

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6. 80386 Early Start Memory Access

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7. Clojure Exception Handling

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8. CSS: Unavoidable Bad Parts

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9. How 4 bytes of padding make array clearing 49% faster

I wrote about interesting amd64-specific quirk. If a large array is 4-byte misaligned, making it 8-byte aligned can make the array clearing ~49% faster (at least on my Intel machine). In the post I also touch on Intel's REP STOSQ implementation, ERMS and also on other optimizations related to array clearing. submitted by /u/watman12 [link] [comments]

Game Development

1. How a 12 year wait made Alien Isolation 2 a better sequel

We sat down with creative director Al Hope and animation director Simon Ridge to talk about Creative Assembly's big return to survival horror and the Alien franchise.

2. Report: Tencent mulling exits from multiple Japanese studios

The company went on an investment spree in Japan at the turn of the decade but is now purportedly keen to refocus its portfolio around UGC platforms.

3. Valve is making it easier to build your own Steam Machine

No reservation? No problem.

4. Steam Machine pricing starts at $1,049 for 512GB model

The Steam Machine price tag has soared past $1,000 (though not by much).

5. Report: EA conducts layoffs in Hyderabad, India and the US

The latest round of layoffs reportedly impacts workers across the 'recruitment, customer support, trust and safety, and IT teams.'

6. Ubisoft eliminates 93 roles in San Francisco

A California WARN notice shows 93 roles impacted.

7. Godot confirms it tolerates 'some AI assistance' but rejects 'vibe coded' tag

'Any slop PR is automatically rejected, as simple as that.'

8. French union STJV to commence national strike outside Quantic Dream

The strike will begin in Paris later this week in protest of ongoing layoffs and instability.

9. 'Larger budgets and longer schedules do not lead to better games:' Thank You For Your Application recoups dev costs in 22 hours

The indie title was made by a team fresh out of university.

10. Obituary: Ubisoft co-founder Claude Guillemot dies in plane crash

Guillemot established the influential French publisher in 1986 alongside his brothers.

Gaming News

1. The Steam Machine Has Already Lost Is Biggest Advantage Before Launch

When Valve launched the Steam Deck in 2022, the little PC handheld was released into an uncontested market. Its good, but not great, performance was easily overlooked because of its novelty, but saw fierce competition when the likes of Asus launched its first ROG Ally X and further cemented its performance advantage with the recent Xbox ROG Ally X last year. Yet despite that, the old Steam Deck is still selling out because it offers what most other handhelds don't: SteamOS. It's an advantage tha...

2. GTA 6’s β€œLeaked” Sky-High Prices May Be Placeholders, But Could Be β€œPossible And Plausible”

GTA 6 preorders go live on June 25, and ahead of that, one retailer posted listings for the game showing higher-than-expected price points. A prominent and reliable reporter, however, has said those were just placeholders. At the same time, industry analysts have weighed in on the price points, saying they may not be all that farfetched. The retailer FNAC listed GTA 6's standard edition at €89.99, which is about $103 USD. The listings scaled all the way up to €199.99 ($230 USD). However, billbil...

3. Valve Was Forced Into Making A Weird Hardware Decision With Steam Machine

Valve's Steam Machine is finally launching next week, but the journey to this point hasn't been easy. The living-room PC has found itself at the center of an ongoing RAM crisis--one that has forced Valve to turn every Steam Machine into a little bit of a memory lottery if you do happen to get one. Regardless of which Steam Machine you decide to purchase, each one will ship with 16GB of RAM. You can, however, get one of two configurations: either two sticks of 8GB each, or a single 16GB stick. If...

4. Lords Of The Fallen 2 Delayed To Avoid GTA 6 And Get More β€œEnhancements”

Lords of the Fallen 2 is not going to make it out on time. Developer CI Games has announced that the game is shifting from 2026 to Q1 2027 (January-March 2027). CI Games CEO Marek Tyminski said feedback and tests showed that there are "meaningful opportunities" available to "further refine and strengthen the overall experience" with more time. "These enhancements will benefit from additional integration, iteration, and polishing time, enabling the team to deliver the highest possible quality at ...

5. EA Exec Says There Has Been A β€œReal Rise Of Creativity” After Developers Embraced AI

EA executive Laura Miele, the president of enterprise development at the publisher, has commented on the role of AI in game development. She said in an interview that she has seen a "real rise of creativity" at EA thanks in part to developers using AI tools and systems to do "tedious" tasks that in turn frees them up for more creative pursuits. Miele was asked by The Game Business if using AI technologies can help speed up game development, and she said, "Perhaps in some parts they will." She we...

6. This Excellent Guitar Controller Gets Its Lowest Price To Date

Guitar Hero and Rock Band may have faded in popularity, but there are still a number of games that make use of guitar-controller peripherals, and if you're looking to get your hands on one of the best, the PDP Riffmaster wireless guitar controller is on sale for $80 (down from $150) during Amazon's Prime Day 2026 sale. This price applies to all three versions for PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo. See at Amazon The PDP Riffmaster is compatible not just with games like Rock Band 4, but also with Fo...

7. A New PC Game Launcher Was So Hated, It Lasted Less Than 24 Hours

A new PC launcher added to Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader and intended to be a hub for all of developer Owlcat Games' various RPGs was met with disdain from players, prompting Owlcat to remove it less than 24 hours later. In a post on Steam from June 22, Owlcat outlined the reasoning behind adding a launcher to the almost three-year-old game. It cited a need for the launcher as a way to keep its players up to date with news and updates to its various games, like Rogue Trader, Pathfinder: Wrath of t...

8. Viture’s New Luma XR Glasses Just Got A Prime Day Price Cut

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to play games on an IMAX screen? Then you might want to check out these Amazon Prime Day 2026 deals on the Luma XR hardware. These augmented reality glasses have become a popular choice for gamers looking to upgrade their mobile gaming screen to a cinema-sized display, and Amazon currently has multiple models discounted by $100 or more. Each of the Luma models below also comes with a free 8BitDo Ultimate 2C controller valued at $39, perfect for when y...

9. Blizzard Knows Diablo 4 Season 14’s Mythic Changes Are Controversial, But It’s For The Game’s β€œLong-Term Health”

Diablo 4 Season 14 is set to be one of the biggest shakeups for the ARPG in quite some time, even as Blizzard deals with what it described as "issues compounding issues." The upcoming season, titled Death Awakening, is bringing controversial changes to Mythic items, weakening many build staples players have become accustomed to while opening the door for any of the game's 100+ Uniques to become "Mythic" quality with a 30% boost to the item's Unique power. This major update to items and how playe...

10. Grand Theft Auto 6 puts another body in the trunk: Lords of the Fallen 2 is delayed to early 2027

The delay will provide developers with more time for "iteration and polishing," and will also let CI Games avoid "a highly competitive holiday period."

11. EA exec says AI has helped drive 'a real rise of creativity' at its studios

Laura Miele says removing the "tedious tasks" of game development has resulted in "shorter, faster conversations around creativity and coming to alignment."

12. Grand Theft Auto 6 'VIP early access' scam sites are already popping up, Malwarebytes warns

Don't fall for it.

13. Fan revolt forces RPG studio to kill its new launcher just 19 hours after release

Which you could probably have seen coming.

14. Italy's second-largest independent game studio buys its freedom from Embracer

34BigThings, known for games including Redout and Carmageddon: Rogue Shift, is now back in the hands of its original founders.

15. The grim industry summer continues as EA lays off staff ahead of $55 billion sale to Saudi Arabia, likely to soothe the sting of its $20 billion debt

The layoffs will continue until… well, something improves.

Robotics

1. Vention collaborates with FANUC and Universal Robots on software-defined automation

Vention is working with partners to make design and deployment of industrial and collaborative robots easier for manufacturers. The post Vention collaborates with FANUC and Universal Robots on software-defined automation appeared first on The Robot Report.

2. CreateMe partners with Avalo and Laguna Fabrics to bring resilience to apparel supply chains

CreateMe said the partnership aims to demonstrate how apparel can be produced faster, more locally, and with greater supply chain resilience. The post CreateMe partners with Avalo and Laguna Fabrics to bring resilience to apparel supply chains appeared first on The Robot Report.

3. Why physical AI 2.0 needs a reality check

While vision and language are key parts of physical AI, physical state recovery will enable robots to interact with the world, says a columnist. The post Why physical AI 2.0 needs a reality check appeared first on The Robot Report.

4. FORT and NVIDIA launch AI-driven Outside-In Safety blueprint

FORT Robotics and NVIDIA launch Outside-In Safety, using external sensors to improve autonomous robot productivity and worker safety. The post FORT and NVIDIA launch AI-driven Outside-In Safety blueprint appeared first on The Robot Report.

5. How Intrinsic eliminates manual robot coding

Alphabet’s Intrinsic has debuted its AI-powered "Intelligence Cell" to simplify factory automation and eliminate complex robot programming. The post How Intrinsic eliminates manual robot coding appeared first on The Robot Report.

6. Bear Robotics acquires Kinisi Robotics to boost its physical AI capabilities

Kinisi's KR1 humanoid robot, its Bristol-based engineering team, and its physical AI capabilities will be integrated into Bear Robotics. The post Bear Robotics acquires Kinisi Robotics to boost its physical AI capabilities appeared first on The Robot Report.

7. Eclipse Automation launches RealitySync simulation platform

Eclipse said its new RealitySync platform allows manufacturers to step into their future factory before it’s built. The post Eclipse Automation launches RealitySync simulation platform appeared first on The Robot Report.

8. NVIDIA releases Halos, a full-stack safety system for robotics

NVIDIA said Halos connects AI compute, system software, sensor data, safety applications, and inspection for robotic systems. The post NVIDIA releases Halos, a full-stack safety system for robotics appeared first on The Robot Report.

9. Cobot’s Proxie Gen 2 robot adds autotasking, mobile manipulation

Cobot founder and CEO Brad Porter said Proxie Gen 2 can determine when materials are ready to move, identify destinations, and create tasks without human intervention. The post Cobot’s Proxie Gen 2 robot adds autotasking, mobile manipulation appeared first on The Robot Report.

Tech General

1. After betting the firm on Anthropic, Menlo Ventures raises victorious $3B fund

Menlo has created a solid rep for itself as an AI investor, all based on one gutsy $750 million move in 2024.

2. Klue says hackers stole credential from 2022 that led to customer data breaches

It's unclear why Klue had not revoked the credential after the limited pilot, which hackers then used to breach a system holding keys for accessing customers' data.

3. Mark Zuckerberg wants Meta to launch its own prediction market

The app would be independent of Meta's other social media offerings, although sources told the NYT that those social sites could direct users to engagement with the app.

4. Anthropic’s Claude Tag is learning your company, one Slack message at a time

Anthropic’s new Claude Tag brings an always-on AI teammate to Slack. But beyond productivity, the feature is a strategic play to capture organizational context, institutional knowledge, and enterprise workflows.

5. Password manager maker LastPass says hackers stole customer support case data during Klue breach

This is the second data breach to affect LastPass customers in recent years, after one of the password manager's tech partners was recently breached.

6. HaloBraid raises $7M from Seven Seven Six to end the six-hour hair salon appointment

HaloBraid aims to help salons speed up braiding with its first device, slated to launch later this year, that acts as a braiding assistant for professional stylists.

7. Meta debuts new, cheaper smart glasses under its own brand

The smart glasses are available in several countries starting today in a variety of color and lens combinations.

8. 4 days left to save up to $190 on TechCrunch Founder Summit 2026

Four days left to save up to $190 on your pass to TechCrunch Founder Summit 2026 β€” the ultimate founder bootcamp β€” before Early Bird rates end on June 26 at 11:59 p.m. PT. Register today.

9. Ribbie turns real-time baseball stats into arcade-like, pixel-art broadcasts

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

10. Fika Jobs raises $4M to build a video-first hiring platform where AI agents interview candidates

Stockholm-based startup Fika Jobs is building a video-first hiring platform that combines AI interview agents with short-form video profiles, creating something that feels like a cross between LinkedIn and TikTok.

11. Xteink’s tiny e-readers are 20 percent off for Prime Day

The Xteink X4 and smaller X3 e-readers are discounted to $55.20 (regularly $69) and $63.20 (normally $79), respectively, as part of Amazon’s Prime Day promotions this week. Both e-readers are significantly smaller and more pocketable than any of the Kindle and Kobo models currently available, and feature magnetic mounts so they can be stuck to […]

12. Prime Day has some solid deals on Switch 2, PS5, and Xbox games

There are some some sizable discounts on new and recent hits from the last few years for the Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, and the Xbox Series X / S for Prime Day. Most Amazon game deals are physical copies, but every so often there’s a better or equivalent price on digital versions, as well […]

13. Prime Day has served up several great deals on 4K TVs

There are three times of year that are best for buying a new TV: leading up to the Super Bowl, Black Friday, and of course now, during Amazon Prime Day. Many of the new 2026 models have been released, and while some will be seeing discounts, the majority of the best deals are going to […]

14. Tesla claims driver ‘manually overrode self-driving’ in deadly Texas crash

Tesla is pushing back on claims that its Full Self-Driving (FSD) system caused a fatal Texas crash, where a speeding Model 3 barreled into a home, killing a 76-year-old woman inside. In a reply on X, Tesla AI head Ashok Elluswamy says the driver "manually overrode self-driving by pressing the accelerator all the way to […]

15. Here are the best Prime Day deals on the Verge staff’s favorite stuff

While there are several thousand products discounted for Prime Day 2026, most of them aren’t what we’d call winners. We’ve already gathered the best Prime Day deals in our main roundup, but we’re dedicating this page to discounts on Verge-favorite items to help you find useful gear, whether it’s tech-adjacent or not. We’re covering Prime […]

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