
Meta’s smart glasses get a privacy safeguard against LED tampering
Meta will disable cameras in updated smart glasses if their privacy LED is tampered with, aiming to deter modders.
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Meta will disable cameras in updated smart glasses if their privacy LED is tampered with, aiming to deter modders.

Elon Musk’s SpaceX is reportedly launching its first major AI model in collaboration with Cursor, marking a bold step into the competitive AI landscape.

Accenture has confirmed a security incident after a hacker offered 35 GB of its source code and data for sale. Here’s what we know and why the breach matters.

A developer’s experiment shows why third-party signals—not clever schema—decide who gets a Google entity node and when.
Ant Group’s Robbyant releases LingBot-Vision, a 1B-parameter self-supervised Vision Transformer family that treats image boundaries as its primary training signal—boosting dense spatial tasks while cutting compute needs.

X rolls out an iOS video editor with multilingual captions and green-screen effects to help creators post original content instead of reposts, part of a broader push to restore platform integrity.

New archaeological evidence from Türkiye suggests modern humans and Neanderthals shared tools, survival strategies and symbolic artefacts for millennia.

Spanish authorities detain a suspected member of two pro-Russian hacktivist groups, highlighting Europe’s widening cybercrime crackdown.

The DEV Weekend Challenge opens July 10 at 2 AM UTC and closes July 13 at 6:59 AM UTC, giving every timezone a full weekend to build and submit.

Anthropic’s Jacobian Lens reveals Claude’s secret “J-Space” working memory and surprising behaviors that training never intended.