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A vulnerability in Linux's LUKS suspend feature has been discovered, allowing encryption keys to remain in memory after suspension, potentially exposing sensitive data. Since Linux 6.9, the tool that locks the laptop's drive on suspend had been silently failing to wipe disk-encryption keys from memory.

Japan's top court rules that AI can't be listed as inventor on patent applications, dismissing an American engineer's appeal.

Germany's Infineon has opened a major chip plant as the EU seeks tech autonomy, with the new facility producing chips for intelligent power management used in electric vehicles and data centers.

A new trojan dubbed Android Developer Verifier (ADV) is being installed via Play Protect, giving Google root‑level control and potentially disabling non‑Google apps worldwide.

Unconventional AI introduces Un-0, a novel image generator powered by coupled oscillators, achieving FID 6.74 on ImageNet 64×64. This breakthrough leverages physical computing substrates, offering a promising path toward 1000x energy efficiency gains in modern AI.

A new study of 21,559 U.S. firms shows that companies pouring the most into AI added over ten percent headcount, while low‑intensity adopters saw little change.

Developers can’t reliably block sensitive files from Codex’s agent, exposing credentials and inflating compute costs. A .codexignore proposal remains unanswered.

Optimistic Provide reduces IPFS content publishing latency from 15 seconds to under 1 second, improving performance by over one order of magnitude.

The Godot Foundation is tightening its contribution policy, prohibiting AI-generated code to reduce buggy pull requests and protect maintainers from hidden technical debt.

Mistral’s Leanstral 1.5 delivers a 119 B‑parameter mixture‑of‑experts tuned for Lean 4 theorem proving, with a 256 k token window and zero per‑token cost in Labs.

The KIDS Act would require age checks to get online, pushing online services to verify users' ages and restricting online speech.

The Department of Commerce has lifted export controls on Anthropic's Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 AI models, allowing the company to restore access to these advanced tools. This move comes after the US government had previously restricted access to these models over national security concerns [1].