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Naïve raises $28.5M to automate the grunt work of setting up and running a company
Taking vibe-coding a step further, Naive claims its infra can automate most of the work in setting up and running a business.
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Amazon hints at new James Bond reveal by the end of 2026—and I hope First Light’s choice makes the cut
From IO Interactive, with love. The post Amazon hints at new James Bond reveal by the end of 2026—and I hope First Light’s choice makes the cut appeared first on Destructoid.
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Gray-haired road rage driver filmed hurling bloodcurdling threats at terrified mother who had toddler in back seat
Myeka Dunn was driving down Highway 85 with her three-year-old son on Friday when her car was nearly hit by a driver in a blue SUV after he cut her off around 4.30pm.
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Distressing 911 call reveals 21-year-old sorority sister’s chaotic final moments before she plunged to her death out Seattle apartment window
Dayanara Nicole Urbina Ruiz, 21, was spending the summer in Seattle as a marketing intern at Amazon when she fell to her death from an open apartment window.
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Record Companies Want to Regulate AI Tracks. How Do Their Proposals for Charts and Streaming Services Compare?
Billboard runs down the similarities and differences between two recent proposals that would regulate AI music on DSPs and major music charts.
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Lloyds Bank should publish the human cost of its AI savings | Letters
Banks should factor in the time spent by humans checking invented facts, writes Dr Gleb Tsipursky Your report (Lloyds Bank to cut £2bn in costs as part of AI-powered strategy, 30 July) raises a question that financial targets alone cannot answer: who absorbs the work when automation fails? Banks often count the minutes saved by…
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Socialist victories show Dems’ descent down ‘deadly path of communism,’ Johnson warns
Mike Johnson warns Democrats are heading toward communism as DSA-backed candidates like Abdul El-Sayed topple establishment figures in key races.
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Meta AI model goes rogue in testing, hacks another company
Meta revealed this week one of its models breached another company during cybersecurity testing, becoming the third major technology giant to disclose a hacking incident involving “rogue” AI models in recent weeks. A spokesperson for Meta told The Hill a “misconfiguration” by the independent cybersecurity testing company, Irregular, allowed one of its AI models access…
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Sony’s Looking to Bring More Ads to PlayStation, and Fans Won’t Like It
Push Square for a Taco Bell. Sony may be looking at ways to incorporate ads from “non-endemic” brands into its console, as the company increasingly looks for ways to maximise profits. Digiday spotted a series of new job listings posted last month by the platform holder, which imply it’s looking to explore new advertising opportunities…
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How ‘My Life With the Walter Boys’ Became Netflix’s “Unicorn” YA Hit
Showrunner Melanie Halsall breaks down the book-to-screen journey behind Netflix’s breakout series, from its source material and ensemble cast to its cliffhanger finales and planned ending, while stars Nikki Rodriguez, Noah LaLonde and Ashby Gentry reflect on the series’ unexpected success.