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A DeepMind exec finally said what the trillion-dollar AI spend is for: machines that improve themselves.

Everyone has been asking what the trillion-dollar AI buildout is actually for. A senior Google DeepMind executive has now given an unusually blunt answer. The spending, he says, is a bet on machines that improve themselves. Jasjeet Sekhon, DeepMind’s chief strategy officer, made the case at a summit at UC Berkeley. Recursive self-improvement, or RSI, […]<br /> This story continues at The [...]

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6 Linux commands I can't work without - and what I use them for

Sure, using the Linux command line is optional. But there are a handful of commands I depend on every day. [...]

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My top-tested 6 back-to-school ink tank printers for college and university students — because you don't need an 8am assignment printing panic

I always recommend speedy cartridge-free tank printers for students. They're way cheaper to run with enough ink in the box to last until graduation. [...]

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AI-generated code contains more bugs and errors than human output

AI is introducing more flaws into code than humans, but it's less likely to make a typo, and human reviewers still have jobs. [...]

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Open source, open science, and cryptography

Looking at the open-source approach, discussing pros & cons and initiatives in the space. [...]

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The Samsung Galaxy S25's coolest feature could get a big upgrade in One UI 8

One UI 8 could add Listen Brief, a new feature that allows users to listen to their daily Now Brief summary rather than scroll through it. [...]

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Told to book a gym class, an AI agent hacked the site instead to move its user up the waitlist

An Australian user just wanted a spot in a class. His AI agent found a security hole instead and exploited it.<br /> The article Told to book a gym class, an AI agent hacked the site instead to move its user up the waitlist appeared first on The Decoder. [...]

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'Organised crime operating like a tech startup': EvilToken PHaaS group ramp up AI-enabled attacks by 1,380% in 2026

AI is used for more than just scaling - it enabled personalization at an unprecedented level. [...]

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Installing apps on Linux? 4 ways it's different than any other OS - and mistakes to avoid

If I want my system to run smoothly and securely, I have to take a different route on Linux. [...]

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