Who’s liable when your AI agent burns down production? How Amazon’s Kiro took down AWS for thirteen hours and why the ‘human error’ label tells you everything wrong about the agentic AI era.
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AI-designed Linux computer with 843 components boots on first attempt — dual-PCB Project Speedrun was made in just one week and required less than forty hours of human work
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Lego’s first retail 3D printed element marks nine-year tech leap
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Is the AI bubble about to burst?
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Computation is all around us, and you can see it if you try
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Interview with Lanny Smoot
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A cool way to keep things cool: The electro caloric effect
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Incredible invention - this drone could change everything
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World's highest jumping robot
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The insane engineering of the Javelin anti-tank missile
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"The Hiring Post" - How to hire exceptional engineers
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More details about Facebook's October 4th outage
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The most expensive number in engineering
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Cassette history/trivia: A series of fortunate events
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Automatic pool cue vs. strangers
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This electrical transmission tower has a little problem
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US Army awards pocket-sized drones $20.6 million contract
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Tech in the time of COVID-19
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Apple acquires self-driving startup Drive.ai, hires dozens of Drive.ai engineers
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PS5 leak exposes laziness in PC tech channels
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What happened to the 100,000-hour LED bulbs?
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