brazil’s-bolsonaro-challenges-lula-to-expand-release-of-personal-records

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Right-wing presidential candidate says he will release personal records if his opponent Lula meets his conditions., Right-wing presidential candidate says he will release personal records if his opponent, President Lula, meets his conditions. Brazilian right-wing presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro has set out steep conditions for disclosing his personal records inContinue Reading

ubuntu-rolls-out-php2shell,-emudhra-certificate-fixes

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Ubuntu has released security updates for the php2shell PHP flaw that’s led to websites being taken offline, and a key compromise at the eMudhra certificate authority. Desktop Ubuntu isn’t directly affected by php2shell, since PHP isn’t installed by default. The certificate issue is more of a browser-based concern, though Google,Continue Reading

rogue-ai:-when-agents-stop-advising-and-start-acting

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For the past few years, most enterprise AI has been advisory. It summarized tickets, drafted knowledge articles, and suggested next steps. A person still decided what to do. That’s changing. Agentic AI systems can plan multistep tasks and carry them out: querying systems, triggering workflows, changing configurations, and closing ticketsContinue Reading

ai-isn’t-hallucinating—but-your-data-might-be

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“Hallucination” has become the catch-all term for AI getting things wrong. It describes a real phenomenon: Large language models can generate confident, fluent answers that are simply untrue. But in IT operations, many errors labeled as hallucinations have a more ordinary explanation. The AI isn’t inventing facts. It’s faithfully reportingContinue Reading

the-traitor’s-numbers,-october-2026-update

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Summary So far, under President Traitor 47’s second term: Job growth became sluggish, with only 776,000 jobs created. The unemployment rate edged up to 4.2%, still historically low. Inflation worsened. Consumer prices are up 5.4%. Gasoline is up 38%. Wages just barely rose faster than inflation, as measured since TheContinue Reading