In the tech world, GitLab stands out for its embrace of remote work and transparency, setting benchmarks for how modern companies operate. One person at the forefront of this culture is Wayne Haber, Director of Engineering at GitLab, whose leadership embodies the spirit and values of the company. Shadowing Wayne provided a rare look into GitLab's operational dynamics, revealing the principles underpinning its success—from
team performance metrics to transparent feedback.
The artificial intelligence startup Anthropic, founded by former OpenAI employees concerned about A.I. safety, is releasing a new chatbot called Claude. However, the company's employees remain deeply worried about the risks of powerful A.I. models like Claude becoming dangerous if misused. They compare themselves to the creators of the atomic bomb and obsess over existential threats that advanced A.I. could pose. Still, they argue that building cutting-edge models is necessary for researching how to make them safer, and that having safety-focused companies in the A.I. race is better than leaving it solely to profit-driven firms. So Anthropic pushes forward, attempting to balance competitiveness with caution.
When a major customer issue is escalated to the development team, it is natural for the team to go into high anxiety mode, over-responding to the wrong things and under-responding to the right things.
Thank you for creating this! I have been looking for something that does this for quite a while.
I have been using poised (https://www.poised.com/) for this as it does it and related things...but have backed off on it since they went from free to paid (though is still may pay for it).
There is no question that next-generation ‘auto-complete’
tools like GitHub Copilot will increase the productivity of
software developers. However, while Copilot can rapidly
generate prodigious amounts of code, our conclusions reveal
that developers should remain vigilant (‘awake’) when using
Copilot as a co-pilot. Ideally, Copilot should be paired
with appropriate security-aware tooling during both training
and generation to minimize the risk of introducing security vulnerabilities. While our study provides new insights into
its behavior in response to security-relevant scenarios, future work should investigate other aspects, including adversarial approaches for security-enhanced training
"This is the real deal," tweeted Christopher Krebs, the former CISA director. "If your organization runs an OWA server exposed to the internet, assume compromise between 02/26-03/03."
Wow. Patching (or using cloud mail providers) would have mitigated the risk for this one...and many others in the past (and the future). The cleanup from this is big for those who were hit.
Launching attacks during major news events surely also helped the attackers stay under the radar for longer.