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  • July 24, 2026
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“Help! There are too many [LLM bug reports, blog posts about LLM bug reports, books, treatises, codices, scrolls, papyri, cuneiform tablets]! How do I choose which to read?”  —Many people, presumably Stop there! If you are reading this, ask yourself how you got here. Did Substack’s algorithm recommend this article for you? Did a juicy […]

Apple’s folding iPhone has already launched – in your head

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  • August 24, 2026
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You can’t have missed all the recent leaks. What used to be occasional glimpses into Apple’s future plans, followed by scripted public events, has now become a cadence of leaks followed by announcements. Apple can’t seem to make a single move without it being telegraphed in advance to its users, usually from the same sources. […]

AI finds plenty of security flaws, but almost none of them get exploited

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  • August 2, 2026
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VulnCheck counted how often security flaws found by AI actually get exploited. Out of 1,061 AI-discovered vulnerabilities in the first half of 2026, just 14 saw confirmed attacks. That’s 1.3 percent, the same rate as vulnerabilities overall. But exploits are landing faster, with the median dropping from 120 days to 80. The article AI finds […]

Computer vision deployments drive retail productivity gains

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  • June 18, 2026
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Computer vision deployments are driving retail productivity gains as operators automate physical shelf tracking to protect eroding margins. This hardware deployment directly addresses the persistent in-store execution failures currently costing the industry billions. A study authored by Coresight Research – in partnership with technology providers Simbe and RELEX Solutions – calculates the exact cost of […]