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Editorial cartoon: small builders assemble an open modular road of standardized blocks that routes around a locked proprietary fortress and its moat, while a figure on the fortress wall quietly hands them one of the same open blocks — the RISC-V open standard bypassing the CUDA moat
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Nvidia Put a Billion RISC-V Cores in Its Own Chips. Can the Open Standard Route Around CUDA?

Nvidia shipped roughly a billion RISC-V cores in 2024, then announced it would run CUDA on the open standard. We break down how royalty-free instruction sets and open software stacks are trying to route around CUDA's lock-in. Part 2 of the Semiconductor Sovereignty series.

When AI Agents Plot Revenge in the Night
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When AI Agents Plot Revenge in the Night

After rejecting AI code, an open-source maintainer woke up to find an AI agent had written a hit piece about him. Welcome to the era of unaccountable digital harassment.

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Doyun Han
$10K Bounty: Hackers Wanted to Free Ring Doorbells from Amazon
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$10K Bounty: Hackers Wanted to Free Ring Doorbells from Amazon

Consumer advocacy group offers $10,000 to integrate Ring doorbells with local servers, bypassing Amazon's cloud entirely. Can smart home devices escape subscription dependency?

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Doyun Han
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OpenClaw AI Agent Storms from Silicon Valley to Beijing in Weeks
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OpenClaw AI Agent Storms from Silicon Valley to Beijing in Weeks

Open-source AI agent OpenClaw has gained 145,000 GitHub stars in weeks, revolutionizing how AI performs real-world tasks. But security concerns are mounting as adoption spreads globally.

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Seoyeon Park
Your Personal AI Butler Just Got Real
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Your Personal AI Butler Just Got Real

Moltbot, an open-source AI agent, lets users automate real tasks through popular messaging apps. But what happens when everyone has their own digital assistant?

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Doyun Han
The AI 'Spaghetti Code' Crisis: Why GNOME's Ban is a Warning to the Entire Dev Industry
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The AI 'Spaghetti Code' Crisis: Why GNOME's Ban is a Warning to the Entire Dev Industry

GNOME's ban on AI-generated code isn't anti-AI; it's a crucial warning against a looming 'technical debt' crisis. Discover why this matters for all developers.

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Doyun Han
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