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Anthropic accidentally released part of the internal source code for its AI-powered coding assistant Claude Code due to "human error," the company said Tuesday.

Anthropic accidentally released part of the internal source code for its AI-powered coding assistant Claude Code due to "human error," the company said Tuesday.

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Laura Noonan / Bloomberg: Malta is opposing EU plans to centralize crypto supervision under ESMA, seeing it as a politically motivated assault on its success in attracting crypto firms  —  Europe's financial supervision battles are usually fought diplomatically.  A tersely worded statement here, a veiled signal there.

Steven Borowiec / Nikkei Asia: South Korean trade data: chip shipments hit a record-high value of $32.83B in March 2026, up 151.4% YoY, pushing total exports to a record $86.13B, up 48.3% YoY  —  SEOUL — South Korean exports hit an all-time monthly high in March, government data showed Wednesday, as companies rushed orders …

Hugging Face has officially released TRL (Transformer Reinforcement Learning) v1.0, marking a pivotal transition for the library from a research-oriented repository to a stable, production-ready framework. For AI professionals and developers, this release codifies the Post-Training pipeline—the essential sequence of Supervised Fine-Tuning (SFT), Reward Modeling, and Alignment—into a unified, standardized API. In the early stages […] The post Hugging Face Releases TRL v1.0: A Unified Post-Training Stack for SFT, Reward Modeling, DPO, and GRPO Workflows appeared first on MarkTechPost.

If you loved the data retention of Microsoft Recall, you'll be thrilled with Claude Code Anthropic's Claude Code lacks the persistent kernel access of a rootkit. But an analysis of its code shows that the agent can exercise far more control over people's computers than even the most clear-eyed reader of contractual terms might suspect. It retains lots of your data and is even willing to hide its authorship from open-source projects that reject AI.…

Charts had become a normal part of our lives, visual elements of our work. Why not create a chart-building webpage where you enter the data and it creates the webpage? And with the help of AI it could be even easier.Read All

Hey dev community 👋 I just launched a lightweight browser-based paint tool designed for quick sketches, doodles, and basic image editing: 🔗 https://freeonlinepaint.com/ 💡 Why this exists: Sometimes you just need to draw something quickly without downloading heavy software or signing up. Most tools out there feel bloated or slow — so I built something clean and instant. ⚙️ What it offers: 🎨 Easy-to-use drawing tools (brush, shapes, colors) ⚡ Fast and responsive — works directly in your browser 📱 Mobile-friendly experience 💾 Quick export/download options 🚫 No signup, no friction...

Proton has introduced Meet, a new video conferencing service designed around end-to-end encryption. Thank you for being a Ghacks reader. The post Proton Launches Meet, an End-to-End Encrypted Video Conferencing Service appeared first on gHacks.

Why physical verification is the final frontier of cybersecurity. For twenty years, we’ve been clicking on traffic lights, buses, and fire hydrants to prove we’re human. We’ve collectively spent billions of hours training AI models for free, only for those same models to become better at solving CAPTCHAs than we are. In 2026, the "I am not a robot" checkbox is officially dead. If a bot can pass the Bar Exam, it can certainly find a crosswalk in a grainy photo. So, how do we solve the "Dead Internet Theory" while simultaneously tackling the "Sitting Disease" of the modern workforce? Introd...

Google is now allowing users in the United States to change the username part of their @gmail. Thank you for being a Ghacks reader. The post Google Now Lets US Users Change Their @gmail.com Address in Account Settings appeared first on gHacks.

The accidental "open sourcing" of Claude Code brings a ton of insights.

Google has announced the release of Veo 3.1 Lite, a new model tier within its generative video portfolio designed to address the primary bottleneck for production-scale deployments: pricing. While the generative video space has seen rapid progress in visual fidelity, the cost per second of generated content has remained high, often prohibitive for developers building […] The post Google AI Releases Veo 3.1 Lite: Giving Developers Low Cost High Speed Video Generation via The Gemini API appeared first on MarkTechPost.

Camille Bouget discusses how artificial intelligence is impacting innovation in the treatment of diseases affecting the immune system. Read more: The deep-tech founder leveraging AI to address challenges in immunology

Why Huxley aged better than Orwell on this question, and what the adoption curve is actually measuring. This article follows that architecture through two hundred years of industrial history, into the AI-managed workplace of 2026.Read All

A startup founder used nine AI agents built on OpenClaw to handle sales, admin, and family logistics— cutting hours of paid work.Bloomberg/Getty ImagesA startup founder says she has gone from skeptic to OpenClaw believer.Claire Vo built 9 AI agents with OpenClaw to handle work admin and family logistics.Still, Vo said she is aware of the risks, like the agent deleting files from her computer.The first time Claire Vo tried OpenClaw, it wiped her family calendar.Now, the AI startup founder is running nine AI "employees" across a stack of computers — automating parts of her business and daily lif...

Alex Preston, and the book he reviewed, with the help of AI. Hachette/Allen & UnwinAn author and freelance journalist has admitted to using AI to help him write a book review for the New York Times. Alex Preston’s review of Jean-Baptiste Andrea’s novel Watching Over Her, published by the New York Times in January 2026, draws phrases and full paragraphs from Christobel Kent’s Guardian review. The “error” was brought to light by a reader, who alerted the New York Times to the similarities. Preston told the Guardian he is “hugely embarassed” and “made a huge mistake”....