WIRED spoke with Boris Cherny, head of Claude Code, about how the viral coding tool is changing the way Anthropic works.

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The new edition of the Go Developer Survey shows that Go developers are very satisfied with the programming language, but less so with AI assistants.

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The document is intended to broadly guide Claude's behavior through even the most ethically challenging situations, while also specifying some hard rules. (Please don't wipe out all of humanity, for ...

That's the ethos behind Vaonis's Hestia. It's not a smart telescope, or even a normal telescope. Think of it as a lens to ...

MemRL separates stable reasoning from dynamic memory, giving AI agents continual learning abilities without model fine-tuning ...

The role of a public editor or a news ombud is to critically examine what we are doing and hold us accountable, writes George ...