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TikTok

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TikTok

Catarina Vieira
ذكاء مش اصطناعي

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ذكاء مش اصطناعي

Amr Zaki
The Instagram Stories - Social Media News

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The Instagram Stories - Social Media News

Daniel Hill, The Instagram Stories - Social Media News, YouTube, TikTok, Social Media News | Focusing on Instagram, Threads
Become an Epic Product Engineer

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Become an Epic Product Engineer

Kent C. Dodds
Video Podcast TECNOSeguro

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Video Podcast TECNOSeguro

TECNOSeguro
Silicon Carne, un peu de picante dans un monde de Tech !

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Silicon Carne, un peu de picante dans un monde de Tech !

Carlos Diaz
Apple Events

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Apple Events

Apple

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The Highs and Lows of Pixel at 10 with Ben Schoon and Joe Maring

Welcome to episode 47 of The Sideload, a 9to5Google podcast. This week, Will is joined by 9to5Google's own Ben Schoon and Android Authority's Joe Maring for a roundtable discussion on a decade of Pixel phones and some speculation on what's to come. Plus, we play a rapid-fire quiz game to see who can identify the most Pixel devices from the least amount of visual information. Happy birthday, Pixel! Sponsored by NordVPN: Listeners to The Sideload can save up to 76% on a two-year subscription alongside four extra months for absolutely free by signing up for NordVPN using this link. Thanks to NordVPN for sponsoring this week’s episode. Subscribe YouTube Podcasts Pocket Casts Spotify Apple Podcasts Amazon Music Subscribe to 9to5Google Pro for exclusive bonus content, podcast episodes, and more. https://youtu.be/kz6nuk5RvyE Hosts Will Sattelberg Ben Schoon Joe Maring Listen to more 9to5 Podcasts Pixelated 9to5Mac Happy Hour Electrek Space Explored Feedback? Drop us a line at gtips@9to5g.com, leave a comment on the post, or reach out to our producer. And for even more Android discussion, dive into the official 9to5Google forums!
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Apple Event — September 9

Tune in to learn about iPhone 17, iPhone Air, and iPhone 17 Pro. You’ll also meet the all-new Apple Watch lineup, AirPods, and more.
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Apple Event — September 9

Tune in to learn about iPhone Duo and iPhone 18 Pro. Plus Apple Watch Series 12, Apple Watch Ultra 4, and AirPods 5.
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The real story of the iPhone 18 Pro's camera

This week's iPhone 18 Pro discourse made aperture a priority, but today on Vergecast we zoom out to talk about the state of smart phone photography at large. Executive editor Jake Kastrenakes, guest host David Imel and senior reviewer Allison Johnson get into manual controls, "buckets of photons," and Apple and Google's strategies on how to prove a picture you took is real. Then, senior AI reporter Hayden Field returns to The Vergecast, just a few new revelations of misaligned behavior since her last appearance. She breaks down who's calling for a slowdown, who's full steam ahead, and the prisoner's dilemma facing the industry. And in the lightning round, we cover robotaxis calling the cops, the Boox Palma 3 e-reader, and the latest crop of intentionally low-quality digital cameras. Further reading: Version History: Oregon trail iPhone 18 Pro review: it's all about the manual controls The variable aperture isn’t the cool part of the iPhone 18 Pro’s camera Apple’s new iPhone camera mode promises to prove your photo isn’t AI Inside the suddenly explosive world of AI safety Your robotaxi might be a narc Waymo pulls over, calls cops on riders with a ghost gun The Boox Palma 3 gets stylus support and a sleek redesign Camp Snap’s 110D gives slim retro film cameras a digital upgrade Fujifilm’s Instax Pal 2 is a tiny digital camera that may not disappoint Subscribe to The Verge for unlimited access to theverge.com, subscriber-exclusive newsletters, and our ad-free podcast feed. We love hearing from you! Email your questions and thoughts to vergecast@theverge.com or call us at 866-VERGE11. 0:00 Welcome and lineup00:30 Version History returns02:08 Oregon Trail livestream plug02:36 Apple camera geekout02:59 Apple's new CEO Emmy moment05:23 iPhone 18 Pro upgrades08:33 Pro controls usability11:46 RAW vs ProRAW explained14:35 Signal to noise deep dive21:35 Photographic styles debate25:25 Reference Image authenticity32:40 What we want next41:40 AI safety drama begins42:36 AI Safety Freakout46:10 Liability And Regulation51:34 China Race Narrative54:43 Pace The Frontier Plan55:54 Auditors Inside Labs01:00:22 Prisoners Dilemma Problem01:04:38 Accountability Dead End01:08:45 Waymo Calls The Cops01:14:56 The E Reader Race01:19:56 Tiny Retro Cameras01:26:32 Wrap Up And Goodbye Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Offensive security at Meta's Red Team X

Red Team X is a security team at Meta that is responsible for finding and exploiting vulnerabilities in third-party products that could impact Meta's own security. The team acts as a hybrid between a traditional red team, which focuses on probing their own organisation's systems and products for vulnerabilities, and an elite bug-hunting group. The team was founded by Vlad I. in 2020 when the pandemic and the sudden shift to Work From Home challenged various previously-held assumptions about security. In his discussion with Pascal, Vlad explains the roles of different security teams within Meta, how they go about prioritising the highest-impact targets to exploit and how they work with vendors to ensure not just Meta but the entire world benefits from the fixes produced. Got feedback? Send it to us on Twitter (https://twitter.com/metatechpod), Instagram (https://instagram.com/metatechpod) and don't forget to follow our host @passy (https://twitter.com/passy and https://mastodon.social/@passy). Fancy working with us? Check out https://www.metacareers.com/. Links: The Diff episode about Velox: https://thediffpodcast.com/docs/episode-17 Risky Business Podcast: https://risky.biz/ RTX Blog: https://rtx.meta.security RTX Disclosures: https://rtx.meta.security/bugs RTX in WIRED: https://www.wired.com/story/facebook-red-team-x-vulnerabilities/ Timestamps: Intro 0:06 Vlad Intro 1:55 Red Teaming 2:43 Staying up-to-date 6:34 Different team colours 10:02 Defence-in-depth 12:44 Red Team X 15:57 Hardware v Software 19:43 Focus areas 21:29 Prioritising requests 22:44 Notable RTX Disclosures 26:05 Vulnerability disclosure policy 28:52 Getting into offensive security 38:48 Outro 40:51
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اللي فاتك من الموسم - Most Played Moments

🎙️ اللي فاتك من ذكاء مش اصطناعيأكثر اللحظات مشاهدة واستماعًا… في حلقة واحدة. من نقاشات الذكاء الاصطناعي، وأسئلة المستقبل، إلى أكثر الضيوف واللحظات التي صنعت ضجة خلال الموسم. إذا فاتتك حلقات من ذكاء مش اصطناعي — فهذه هي أسرع طريقة تلحق بها الركب.🎧 أفضل اللحظات. أقوى النقاشات. في مكان واحد.
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Is Twitter Getting Desperate?

Go to http://getsunday.com/lewlater to get 20% off your custom plan. Get an extra 15% Off @conzuri with the code LEW at https://www.conzuri.com/LEW. That's a total of 45% off your order! #ConzuriPod AI Drake & The Weeknd - Heart On My Sleeve [House Remix] - https://on.soundcloud.com/V559m Subscribe for more internet + tech news. Check out LaterClips for quicker news - https://www.youtube.com/laterclips --- Email questions to will [at] lewlater dot com https://twitter.com/lewlater
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Architecture, AI agents, and product empathy with Robert C. Martin

Kent talks with Robert C. Martin - Uncle Bob - about what AI agents change, what they do not change, and why software architecture, design sense, and customer empathy still matter. They cover why engineers may need to "walk away from the code" while still caring about structure, how agents can be guided with quality tools, why beginners still need to learn the material agents manipulate, and what product engineering looks like when implementation gets cheaper. (00:00) - Meet Robert C. Martin (02:53) - What has changed and what has not (05:41) - The rising abstraction line (08:00) - Walking away from the code (11:15) - Agents and larger systems (14:16) - Clean code when agents write code (20:09) - Design sense and agent judgment (22:36) - Why beginners still need code (34:57) - What product engineering means (41:18) - Homework: try SwarmForge Robert C. Martin has watched software move through layers of abstraction for decades: binary, assembly, high-level languages, frameworks, and now AI agents. In this conversation, he and Kent talk about the next layer up and the durable engineering judgment that still belongs to humans. A major theme is that the low-level work keeps changing while the high-level rules of design and architecture stay remarkably stable. Bob argues that if engineers want the real benefit of agents, they will eventually need to stop treating code as the primary surface and start reviewing module structure, dependencies, data flow, and system behavior. But that does not mean code quality stops mattering. It means humans need better feedback loops, better tools, and enough design sense to know what to ask the agents to improve. They also talk about new engineers, education, and the danger of skipping the code too early. Agents are power tools, and Bob's advice is that engineers still need to understand the material those tools are shaping. The episode lands on product engineering as the marriage of deep technical skill and deep customer understanding: the product engineer lives partly in the technology and partly in the customer's world. Homework Try Robert C. Martin's SwarmForge project locally and follow the setup instructions far enough to run it.Use it to experiment with coordinated agents passing tasks or information to each other.If you find a problem or a useful improvement, leave an issue on the GitHub repo so the product feedback loop closes.Resources Robert C. MartinClean CodersSwarmForgeAgile ManifestoClean CodeGuest: Robert C. Martin Company: Uncle Bob Consulting LLCGitHub: @unclebob𝕏: @unclebobmartinHost: Kent C. Dodds Website: kentcdodds.com𝕏: @kentcdoddsGitHub: @kentcdoddsYouTube: kentcdodds-plusPodcast: epicproduct.engineerSee on Epic Product Engineer
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The Naked Emperor Episode 1: The Hype

Sam Bankman-Fried wasn't like other crypto moguls: he drove a Toyota Corolla, he was an advocate for government regulation, he said he would give billions away to charity. That is, until he lost it all in what has been called “one of history’s greatest-ever destructions of wealth.” Sam Bankman-Fried, aka SBF, had an empire. His cryptocurrency exchange, FTX, and hedge fund, Alameda Research, together were worth billions. Celebrities sang his praises, and politicians took his donations. Then, it all collapsed – almost overnight. There were millions of FTX customers. Now, they don’t know where their money is. Host Jacob Silverman, co-author of a forthcoming book about crypto and fraud, takes a closer look at the hype around SBF and FTX, and how it only grew, even as other crypto companies crashed around them. How powerful was Sam Bankman-Fried? And how did he initially manage to hang on, to thrive even, as other giants tumbled towards bankruptcy?

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