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Cloudflare just open-sourced a platform that lets anyone build apps using AI, no coding skills required. The company solved the security nightmare that usually comes with letting employees "vibe code" their own tools.
Matthew Prince, CEO of one of the world's largest internet networks, says AI is making it thousands of times harder for content creators to survive online. He's proposing a bold solution: tech companies should pay people for the content that trains their AI models.
Starting September 15, 2026, Cloudflare will automatically block AI bots that scrape website content without permission, shifting power back to site owners. The move affects millions of websites and pressures tech giants like Google to separate search crawling from AI training.
Tech company Cloudflare just saved the equivalent of 130 servers worth of memory without buying a single piece of new hardware. The secret? Five clever code changes that made their internet infrastructure faster and more efficient.
The US Army just welcomed three Silicon Valley executives into uniform to help modernize its technology and innovation strategies. Tech leaders from Cloudflare, Reddit, and Facebook AI Research joined a new reserve unit bridging the gap between tech and defense.
Anthropic's new AI model discovered over 10,000 software vulnerabilities in just one month, helping major tech companies protect billions of users from potential cyberattacks. Companies like Mozilla, Cloudflare, and Microsoft found bugs 10 times faster than before.
The U.S. Army just commissioned three tech leaders from Cloudflare, Meta, and Reddit into a specialized reserve unit that brings Silicon Valley expertise to national defense. It's part of a growing effort to solve military challenges with cutting-edge private sector innovation.
OpenAI just launched Daybreak, an AI tool that helps companies find and fix software vulnerabilities before hackers can exploit them. Major tech giants like Cisco, Cloudflare, and CrowdStrike are already on board.
After more than 2,000 hours offline, internet service is starting to return to Iran's 90 million citizens. The reconnection offers hope that families separated by months of digital isolation may soon reconnect.
International timekeepers are considering replacing problematic leap seconds with a once-every-century leap hour, solving a decades-old headache for GPS, banking, and communications systems worldwide. The innovative fix could prevent computer crashes while giving Earth's spin room to wiggle.
Google just took down what may be the world's largest residential proxy network, freeing millions of Android devices that were secretly being used by cybercriminals. The good news? Your phone can now automatically detect and remove these hidden threats.
Colorado lawmakers just voted down a tech industry-backed bill that would have gutted the state's landmark right-to-repair protections. After a marathon hearing filled with testimony from repair advocates, small businesses, and everyday citizens, the House committee killed the proposal 7-4.
Artificial intelligence is automating parts of jobs rather than eliminating entire roles, according to new research from McKinsey and Microsoft. While some layoffs are happening, most companies are discovering that humans remain essential for problem-solving, creativity, and critical thinking.