Cybersecurity arXiv cs.AI

Intent-Governed Tool Authorization for AI Agents

The Intent-Governed Access Control (IGAC) protocol provides a server-side authorization layer to narrow AI agent tool permissions based on specific request intent.

AI/ML arXiv cs.AI

The Cost of Knowing: A Resource-Aware Protocol for Benchmarking Hallucination Beyond Static Leaderboards

The MAS-HQ protocol proposes a resource-aware benchmarking method for LLM hallucinations that normalizes factuality against compute cost.

Cybersecurity Hacker News

Tailscale didn't stop the Hugging Face intrusion

Discussion regarding a security breach at Hugging Face and the limitations of Tailscale in preventing such intrusions.

Other Hacker News

AI companies destroy rare and non recoverable physical books

Reports and discussion about AI companies allegedly destroying rare physical books to digitize them for training data.

AI/ML Hacker News

Orca-Bench: How Ready Are Language Model Agents for Oncall?

Introduction of Orca-Bench, a benchmark designed to evaluate the readiness of LLM agents for on-call engineering tasks.

Other Hacker News

Severance

Discussion about the TV show 'Severance', likely focusing on its themes of work-life balance and corporate control.

Other Hacker News

Using the railway network as a flatbed scanner [video]

A creative project demonstrating the use of a railway network as a giant flatbed scanner.

Software Engineering Hacker News

Golang proposal: container/: generic collection types

A proposal for the Go programming language to introduce generic collection types in a new 'container/' package.

Software Engineering Hacker News

Making Referential Stability a Type

A technical exploration of treating referential stability as a first-class type in programming languages.

Tech Business/VC TechCrunch

VC-backed startups commit more fraud, and researchers think they know why  

Research from Imperial College and Emlyon Business School analyzing how VC funding contributes to founder fraud in Silicon Valley.

AI/ML The Verge

Google Earth’s AI deepfake tool only lasted one day

Google quickly disabled a Google Earth AI feature after it was used to create misleading deepfake images of real-world locations.

Other Ars Technica

Man invested $45M in a Nicolas Cage movie. It got stolen off Netflix’s desk.

A lawsuit involving a filmmaker and Netflix over a stolen screener of an unreleased Nicolas Cage movie.

Open Source Hacker News

Termixer (TUI DJ Mixer)

Termixer is a Terminal User Interface (TUI) based DJ mixer, allowing users to mix music directly from the command line.

Other Hacker News

How to Survive an Infestation of Toxic Caterpillars

An article discussing how to deal with an infestation of toxic caterpillars.

AI/ML Hacker News

Everyone is building LLM routers, we deprecated ours

A discussion on the deprecation of an LLM router, reflecting on why building such a tool may no longer be the optimal approach.

Other Hacker News

AFC Stands in Solidarity with UEFA and Concacaf to Protect the FIFA World Cup

AFC stands in solidarity with UEFA and Concacaf regarding the protection of the FIFA World Cup.

Other The Verge

The NHTSA is investigating 1.2 million Tesla vehicles over suspension failure reports

The NHTSA is investigating nearly 1.2 million Tesla vehicles for potential suspension failure issues.

Hardware/Chips The Verge

Google might launch a ‘Pixel Tag’

Google is reportedly developing a 'Pixel Tag' item tracker to compete with Apple's AirTag.

Other Ars Technica

High school defends staying silent while boys made AI nudes of 59 classmates

A Pennsylvania high school is facing backlash for its silence following an AI-generated nude scandal involving 59 students.

Hardware/Chips Ars Technica

Researchers devise a full-color night vision goggle

Researchers have developed a full-color night vision goggle that translates infrared wavelength and intensity into visible colors.