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.

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

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

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

Accounts shared a clip and debated foldable size against rival phones.

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

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

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

TechRadar described the running headphones as a 4.5-star model and said the advertised price was just $10 above the record low.

businessline says Slikk plans to expand to Delhi and Mumbai, with plans for 12 dark stores.

IGN describes the monster-collecting series as fun to dive into as it shares hands-on impressions of Dragon Quest Monsters: The Withered World.

TechRadar says its reviewer took the budget camera to parties and concerts and loved the “charming keepsake selfies” it made.

The regulatory gap is raising concerns in Europe that Chinese firms Huawei and ZTE could gain a foothold in Ukraine’s next-generation network, Nikkei Asia says.

Nikkei Asia cites senior analyst Charles Parton's warning that anything containing Chinese-made cellular modules will be capable of sending data to China and creating vulnerabilities.

BusinessLine says Major General Gopal Kapoor visited the company’s defense drone manufacturing facility in Chennai.

Businessline describes the app as AI-powered, with voice payments, financial management and personalized experiences.

Nikkei Asia says the Japanese company aims to tap growing demand for CPUs used for inference—the process of running trained AI models.

Conversation weighs lower effort against questions of production use and tool choices.

CoinDesk says the exposed customer data included ID documents, selfies and Bitcoin transaction histories.