Axios says Dario Amodei warned in an essay that swarms of rogue AI agents could take over the internet.

Notion engineer posts early native mobile rebuild results while Shopify details its React Native exit.

Physicist David Deutsch fixed his dishwasher with ChatGPT instead of buying a replacement.

TechCrunch says Tesla’s halo sports car was first announced in November 2017.

Posts contrast casual AI-assisted coding with structured software engineering practices.

Attendees at YC Demo Day share observations on X about AI project trends.

Posts question the purpose of foldable phones and share mixed views on their value.

Ruby on Rails creator DHH replies to a photo of a dusty laptop.

Users on X post videos recalling clamshells, sliders, and the N900.

Posts show portraits with big hair, neon outfits, and bold makeup.

Posts contrast AI-assisted vibe coding with conventional programming practices.

Doctrine is set to arrive alongside a new map at the start of Season 5, Polygon says.

Robot mowers with dedicated edge-trimming arms already exist, Gizmodo reports, but the outlet says they may not reach the U.S. for quite some time.

Engadget describes how to add a driver's license to Apple Wallet and where the digital version can be used.

Gizmodo says the Navimow H5 Pro’s approach to edge trimming is aimed at keeping grass evenly trimmed all the way to the edge.

Engadget describes a VPN as a core online security tool, but recommends considering what yours is doing before deciding whether to leave it enabled all the time.

Solar panels can keep an RV running, Engadget says, but you first need to calculate how much power they must generate.

The article claims an AI math advance proves dangerous progress toward extinction risks.

Gizmodo says the e-bike costs several thousand dollars and calls it a fun ride—even without a battery.

Engadget says iPhone users can share their location for longer than a day without choosing indefinite sharing.