Because being a geek is a good thing

A group of researchers published Stolen Thoughts, a technique that decodes the encrypted reasoning of Claude, GPT, and Gemini by reinjecting the signed block into a weaker, jailbroken model. After analyzing 6,708 public agent traces on GitHub and Hugging Face, they found 704 real secrets, including 62 API keys and 33 passwords.

AMD confirmed an alliance with a science ministry to develop an open-weight artificial intelligence ecosystem. The company already publishes its own open models, OLMo and Instella, trained on its Instinct MI300X GPUs with the ROCm stack.

Docker unveiled Sandboxes, a tool that runs code agents like Claude Code and Copilot CLI inside disposable microVMs isolated from the host. Each sandbox mounts only the project’s workspace, letting agents work autonomously without constant permission prompts.

An engineer built ChipTycoon, an interactive low-poly simulation that teaches how a chip is manufactured from start to finish. The trick: he used Claude Code to research the topic, verify the data, and generate the simulation, instead of reading scattered documentation.