Speakers at The Curve conference reportedly raised limiting AI intelligence, but definitions, enforcement and government support remain unresolved.
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More Than 100 Startups Joining Our Google For Startups Gemini Startup Forum
Google says more than 100 startups from 17 countries will attend its two-day Gemini Startup Forum in Mountain View this November.
Meet The Artist Who Built A Giant Spider For A Virtual World
Artist Theo Triantafyllidis will present a climbable spider sculpture and multiplayer virtual world at Frieze London, Oct. 14–18.
The State Of The Tech Industry In 2026
A Pragmatic Engineer report says AI coding tools are changing how developers work, while raising concerns about code review, reliability and quality.
Friendship Ended With Deno, Now Node Is My Best Friend
A developer reports moving a SvelteKit project and static site generator to Node 26.10.0, citing a 15% faster build and fewer migration changes.
Web Search API
Cloudflare’s beta Web Search API lets AI applications retrieve live web results through AI Gateway, with three providers available at launch.
Surely You Have Ultra-wideband Radios On Your Bins Too?
A hobbyist built BinRange, a six-tag ultra-wideband system that tells Home Assistant whether household bins have been moved for collection.
Blogging With Gleam, Org-Mode And Pandoc
Byzantine Systems describes a blog pipeline using Emacs Org-mode, Pandoc, Gleam, Blogatto and Nix, with writing kept in Org files.
Meta Names Dhruv Vohra To Lead Southeast Asia Business
Dhruv Vohra will lead Meta’s commercial strategy in six Southeast Asian markets, reporting to Asia Pacific Vice President Benjamin Joe.
OpenAI Connects The Dots
OpenAI’s Dots agent is available to paid ChatGPT users. A Platformer columnist reports using it for work, while broader capabilities and safeguards remain unclear.
