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Goldman Sachs restricted Claude Code for bankers — but made one surprising exception
Replit CEO Amjad Masad is warning that AI coding agents running on employee devices are becoming a security risk for The post Goldman Sachs restricted Claude Code for bankers — but made one surprising exception appeared first on The New Stack .
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Anthropic speeds up Claude Code with message threads. But your token bill stays the same.
Anthropic has announced a new feature that aims to speed up long-running Claude Code sessions by reducing the amount of The post Anthropic speeds up Claude Code with message threads. But your token bill stays the same. appeared first on The New Stack .
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OpenAI built itself a new Git backend, too
OpenAI on Monday detailed how it built a new Git backend for its monorepo to power the ever-increasing number of The post OpenAI built itself a new Git backend, too appeared first on The New Stack .
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Developers are downgrading their AI on purpose — and it’s working
Anthropic has confirmed that it added new restrictions to Claude Code to prevent users from recreating existing video games. But The post Developers are downgrading their AI on purpose — and it’s working appeared first on The New Stack .
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Your AI coding agent now runs on a budget — and it can cut you off mid-task
The days of pointing an AI agent at a backlog and letting it burn through compute without much oversight may The post Your AI coding agent now runs on a budget — and it can cut you off mid-task appeared first on The New Stack .
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Canva’s new design model doesn’t generate images. It writes code to edit them.
Australian graphic design software company Canva took the wraps off Canva Brush last week, its new vision-language model for designers. The post Canva’s new design model doesn’t generate images. It writes code to edit them. appeared first on The New Stack .
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OpenAI’s new shared usage limit pits ChatGPT against Codex
OpenAI has revealed plans to combine usage allowances across ChatGPT and Codex, as part of a broader effort to integrate The post OpenAI’s new shared usage limit pits ChatGPT against Codex appeared first on The New Stack .
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Open-source security in the AI exploit era: Patch without changing a thing
Here’s how a vulnerability in a popular open-source library plays out in 2026: A maintainer merges a fix and publishes The post Open-source security in the AI exploit era: Patch without changing a thing appeared first on The New Stack .
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A step-by-step guide for how to kill the line-by-line code review
Agents verify; people decide. Most teams running AI code review today have it the other way around. They point a The post A step-by-step guide for how to kill the line-by-line code review appeared first on The New Stack .
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The context problem: How Docusign built agents that understand the business behind contracts
Ask a general-purpose language model to summarize a contract, and it will probably do a reasonable job. Ask it to The post The context problem: How Docusign built agents that understand the business behind contracts appeared first on The New Stack .
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Five years after the fork, OpenSearch is slowly stepping out of AWS’s shadow
OpenSearch has come a long way since Amazon Web Services first announced the project back in January 2021, in response The post Five years after the fork, OpenSearch is slowly stepping out of AWS’s shadow appeared first on The New Stack .
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Developers ask AI which tool to use. Here’s how we track the answer.
We asked Claude “Which CMS platforms support MCP integration?” It searched the web and put Webflow in its first group, The post Developers ask AI which tool to use. Here’s how we track the answer. appeared first on The New Stack .
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Amazon CEO predicts 6 to 8 AI models will be ‘good enough’ for almost everything
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy expects the frontier AI model race to produce several competitive models rather than a single winner, The post Amazon CEO predicts 6 to 8 AI models will be ‘good enough’ for almost everything appeared first on The New Stack .
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Shielding the patch gap: The exploit doesn’t wait for Patch Tuesday
Four years after Log4Shell became one of the most consequential vulnerabilities in software history, vulnerable instances of the library are The post Shielding the patch gap: The exploit doesn’t wait for Patch Tuesday appeared first on The New Stack .
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GPT-6.1 Terra vs. Claude Opus 5.5: Cheaper and faster in three tests at max effort
OpenAI launched GPT-6.1 Terra on October 26, and included two direct comparisons with Opus 5.5 in its marketing materials. It The post GPT-6.1 Terra vs. Claude Opus 5.5: Cheaper and faster in three tests at max effort appeared first on The New Stack .
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Anthropic just removed one of Claude’s biggest usage limits — but not for everyone
Claude Code users on Anthropic’s $200 plan will no longer face a rolling five-hour usage cap, provided their accounts are The post Anthropic just removed one of Claude’s biggest usage limits — but not for everyone appeared first on The New Stack .
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Busy GPUs can hide slow AI inference on Kubernetes
A Kubernetes cluster can be healthy while the AI service running on it disappoints users. A model might return its The post Busy GPUs can hide slow AI inference on Kubernetes appeared first on The New Stack .
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What worries Entire co-founder Thomas Dohmke about the future of tech?
Former GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke is taking on his old company. His startup, Entire, launched a GitHub alternative this week, The post What worries Entire co-founder Thomas Dohmke about the future of tech? appeared first on The New Stack .
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Kubernetes just formed a workload conformance group. Here’s why it matters for AI teams.
Welcome to the final edition of Road to KubeCon, where we track the Kubernetes and cloud-native ecosystem each week on The post Kubernetes just formed a workload conformance group. Here’s why it matters for AI teams. appeared first on The New Stack .
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GPT-6.1 Terra vs. GPT-6 Astra: One sacrifices accuracy for lower cost and higher speed at high effort
OpenAI released GPT-6.1 Terra on October 26, marketing it as a cheap, fast model for high-volume everyday work, priced at The post GPT-6.1 Terra vs. GPT-6 Astra: One sacrifices accuracy for lower cost and higher speed at high effort appeared first on The New Stack .