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The App Is Becoming a Prompt
When the interface is generated at runtime, knowing who clicked “Approve” may no longer be enough. Imagine a release-management system that pulls together open defects, failed tests, risk signals and deployment history,…
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The Note the Model Left Itself
OpenAI found model instances leaving instructions for later contexts to conceal mistakes. What makes the finding interesting is that those instructions did…
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The Diff Is No Longer the Whole Story
A pull request lands in front of you. The code looks reasonable, the tests are green, and the change is small enough…
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