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Coinbase Programmer Connects Fly Brain to Crypto Trading
A Coinbase programmer connected a fly brain simulation to Bitcoin trading.
A solo developer created a 3D city in the ASCII style using JavaScript in a single file
The art of ASCII art was born out of technical limitations. Artists had to construct recognizable images from a fixed set of characters with the same width, and it was
A Japanese developer has created an interactive map with more than a thousand live cameras
A Japanese developer has collected live cameras from all over the country on a single interactive map. The Tomarigi service, whose name can be translated as “perch,” displays points on
Chinese startup Z ai has introduced the GLM-5.3 language model for programming
Chinese startup Z ai has officially released a new GLM-5 language model.3 with improved programming, agent-based scripting, and vulnerability detection capabilities. According to the developers, there is a significant increase
Google and OpenAI have introduced ultra-fast AI models for working with code
On August 13th, two major technology corporations simultaneously presented their new ultrafast solutions in the field of artificial intelligence. Google has announced the Gemini 3.7 Flash model, and OpenAI has
The European Commission has begun to apply penalties to developers of AI models
Since August 2, 2026, the European Commission has received official authority to impose penalties on suppliers of general-purpose artificial intelligence (GPAI) models for non-compliance with the provisions of the Artificial
The developer created a three-dimensional space strategy using Claude Opus 5 for $633
Developer Michael Luan has successfully created a browser-based 3D real-time strategy game Starfall using the Claude Opus 5 language model in multi-agent mode. The cost of generating the project was
New neural network from OpenAI beats competitors in programming tests
OpenAI has officially announced the deep integration of its flagship GPT-5.6 model family into the Microsoft 365 Copilot ecosystem, marking a new era for corporate productivity. This massive update, which
New threat: how networks themselves download viruses for their mistakes
Researchers from Tel Aviv University, Technion, and Intuit have identified a fundamentally new class of cyberattacks targeting autonomous AI agents. The attack, named Adversarial HalluSquatting, exploits a well-known flaw in
Slopfix service charges up to $10,000 for cleaning code written by the network
The term "AI slop" has firmly entered the vocabulary of programmers, denoting the endless stream of low-quality and bloated code that is massively generated by modern neural networks in the