Ten open-source projects - Ollama, Whisper, n8n, Penpot, Cal.com, and more - that genuinely replace expensive paid tools, with honest caveats on what 'free' actually costs.
Anthropic launched two variants of the same frontier model on June 9, 2026. Fable 5 is publicly available; Mythos 5 is locked to vetted security partners. Here is what each does and how access works.
Verified picks for context compression, session memory, writing hygiene, marketing ops, business ops, web scraping, and repo packing - with honest scoping of what each actually does.
Clay, taste-skill, open_deep_research, OpenBB, and exo - five integrations that extend Claude with lead research, anti-slop frontend design, multi-agent research, financial data, and local inference.
Eight AI coding tools - from terminal agents to UI generators - reviewed for real-world developer workflows in 2026, with exact pricing, model names, and honest pitfalls.
Meta eliminated ~8,000 roles and drafted 7,000 more into AI units in May 2026 — a structural bet on AI-native work, not a cost-cutting move. What it means for tech workers and Indian IT services.
Brad Smith announced a four-year, $10 billion commitment to Japan covering GPU data centres with SoftBank and Sakura Internet, national cybersecurity partnerships, and training 1M+ engineers by 2030.
Over 40 CVEs in four months, a 43% command-injection rate, and a self-replicating worm targeting your agent configs - here is what is breaking in MCP server deployments and how to harden it.
GKE Agent Sandbox hit GA with 300 sandboxes/s throughput; AKS defaulted to Ubuntu 24.04 with kernel 6.8 and containerd 2.0. Here's what changes for AI inference node pools in 2026.
CVE-2026-45321 entered CISA's KEV on May 27, 2026. Here is exactly how TeamPCP hijacked TanStack's CI pipeline to publish 84 malicious npm packages, plus concrete steps JS/TS shops need now.
A malicious Nx Console extension was live for 18 minutes on May 18 — long enough to steal credentials and exfiltrate around 3,800 GitHub repos. A post-mortem of the year's biggest dev-tooling breach.
WebMCP lets a web page expose its buttons and forms as callable tools, so an AI agent acts through your app's real logic instead of scraping the DOM. Here's how navigator.modelContext works and why Google and Microsoft back it.