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Yeah, this isn’t exactly new for us :d

Update: As far as I understand, this was already available as a Codex plugin. The main news is that OpenAI has now open-sourced it, and development is still moving quickly.

Why would a few code snippets put Snyk out of business?

They are entirely different products

Yeah, I think so too.

This wasn't good at all. This 4 o was a model I was preparing 3 posts for every day, and I couldn't get the same performance with GPT 5. It's disappointing.

This is how shopping will be done in the future.

If the business model had evolved together with artificial intelligence, we wouldn’t be talking about a 75% layoff today we might be talking about a 75% hiring spree instead.

I absolutely agree

I recently came across this post: https://x.com/immasiddx/status/1992979078220263720

Two photos both generated using Nano Banana or Nano Banana Pro. One of them (left) kind of looks synthetic. The other one (right)? I’d swear it’s a real photo.

It’s scary how good these are getting. Honestly, I don’t want to believe the right one is AI-generated.

But it raises an important question:

How do we detect images like this? What tools, techniques, or even open-source projects can help?

I have no solution this time. But I’m convinced we need open-source AI detectors now more than ever.

If anyone knows any projects, research, or even homegrown heuristics — please share.

This is quickly becoming everyone’s problem.

Thank God my managers are not like this. I'am work from Huawei

This is a nightmare situation, we can't get in anywhere

Why do people want to block LLM crawlers? Everyone wants to be visible in GPT, Claude, and others, don’t they?

Human and machine choose looks really good

On 29 October 1923, Turkey officially became a republic. The shift from empire to democracy wasn't just political, it redefined identity, sovereignty, and the modern Middle East.

AI engineer: “I built this model.” Meta: “Excellent. We no longer need you.”

I guess they might be afraid of potential data leaks, that could be why they avoid full digital integration.

Anthropic has shared their documentation in a `.txt` format that large language models (LLMs) can understand, such as [https://docs.anthropic.com/llms-full.txt](https://docs.anthropic.com/llms-full.txt). Is there an existing standard directory structure or format for `llm.txt` files? Are there any known resources or guidelines about what rules or structure such files should follow and how they should be prepared?

Congratulations. it's great