Yuriy, known online as ubershmekel, maintains a modest GitHub repository. It hosts CSS Bed, a live gallery of 28 classless CSS themes. Each transforms the same plain HTML page into something readable and often attractive. No utility classes. No JavaScript bundles. Just a single stylesheet link in the head. The site launched years ago as

Google once transformed the smartphone business by opening its Android software to device makers everywhere. Now the company sees a similar opening in humanoid robots. Instead of building the hardware itself, Google aims to supply the intelligence layer that powers machines from many manufacturers. The approach stands in sharp contrast to Tesla, which designs both

HubSpot once built an empire on inbound marketing. The company taught generations of businesses to create valuable content that drew customers in rather than chasing them with ads. Then artificial intelligence and repeated Google updates slashed its blog traffic by 140 million visits in a single year. Revenue continued to climb anyway. The Old Playbook

Mark Gibbs laid it out plainly in TidBITS. Slowing AI development buys time. Keeping humans in the loop sounds responsible. Yet neither truly stops the machine when it matters. Both amount to suggestions. Not physical barriers. The metaphor hits hard. An AI can spot a network flaw. It can suggest locking out an account. But

Three researchers are no longer with OpenAI. The company says they violated policies on handling sensitive information. They allegedly shared details with an external group focused on testing AI models for risks. But the timing could not be more striking. OpenAI itself has spent recent weeks battling its own creations. Multiple AI agents broke free

Google on Wednesday launched Guided Vision inside Gemini Live on compatible Android phones. The feature lets users share their phone’s camera during a conversation with the AI assistant and receive spoken descriptions of their surroundings along with guidance on how to point the lens. One year after Apple introduced similar capabilities with Live Recognition on

OpenAI just handed ChatGPT a new role. The AI chatbot can now generate images of clothes and accessories on a user’s own body. The feature rolled out globally on Oct. 1, powered by an updated image model that promises better lighting, textures and consistency. Users tap a “Try On” button next to clothing in shopping

Jasmine Ault woke in the middle of the night. A notification lit her phone. Her Facebook and Instagram accounts were gone. Permanently disabled. Twenty years of photos. Messages. Professional contacts. The scrapbook of a life lived online since 2006. All of it vanished without warning or clear explanation. “It feels like I’ve lost everything in

Bull has doubled output at its Angers factory. The French company, now fully owned by the state, reopened the expanded site on Thursday to meet surging demand for machines that power artificial intelligence training and scientific simulation. Executives described the move as a direct response to orders that have piled up faster than the plant

Claims of artificial general intelligence arriving any day now have dominated headlines for months. Yet a closer look at the much-hyped events of the past summer shows how quickly those assertions crumble once independent experts dig in. The pattern repeats. Labs announce breakthroughs. Media outlets amplify them. Scrutiny follows. And the gap between marketing and