OpenAI's AI found 948 ways to take over a Linux computer
OpenAI published a report on November 4 called "A thousand fewer paths to root." The short version: their AI agents found 948 different bugs in Linux that let an ordinary user take over the whole computer.
@rishabhkio: guys, this is a serious breakthrough. Please read.
guys, this is a serious breakthrough. Please read.
Software factories: who's building them and what they actually do
"Software factory" went from an old metaphor to a 2026 buzzword in about six months. The short version: a coding agent writes code, a software factory is the system around the agents that decides what work starts, runs many agents in parallel without collisions, checks their output, and decides what merges. Here's what's actually out there, roughly from most autonomous to least.
Notes: AlpineBSD -- a distro where "made with an LLM" is package metadata
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Notes: What did Anthropic show the monks? (and what the "pain axis" is)
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