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A security firm called Rival has raised an uncomfortable question about AI and vulnerability data. Mythos, an AI model, surfaced a known CVE that was already baked into its training data. The worry isn't that the model found it — it's that models may quietly absorb sensitive security disclosures and reproduce them in unpredictable ways.
On the cloud infrastructure side, AWS is making changes that have some developers uneasy. Aurora Serverless is getting a meaningful performance boost — forty-five percent faster ramp-up and thirty percent higher throughput — but the headline is buried alongside news that WorkMail is being discontinued and App Runner is entering maintenance mode, no longer accepting new customers. It's a reminder that betting on managed cloud services always carries a platform risk.
And in the category of things the internet never quite forgets, Digg has relaunched. Again. This time leaning into AI-curated content at di dot gg. The original Digg was a defining site of the two thousands web before a disastrous redesign sent its community to Reddit. Whether an AI angle gives this revival any staying power is, to put it gently, an open question.
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