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Debian just proposed banning AI code. Here’s why it matters for open source developers & maintainers.
The board behind open source operating system Debian has tabled proposals for and against the use of LLM-assisted contributions in
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It’s Greg Brockman’s OpenAI now
OpenAI president Greg Brockman has taken over product strategy and the company's entire 'scaling' arm, following a wave of executive exits that includes CMO Kate Rouch, CRO Denise Dresser, and former COO Brad Lightcap. Sam Altman remains CEO, but Brockman now runs day-to-day operations as the company heads toward an IPO.
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Azure DevOps Remote MCP Server Reaches GA, Without Support for Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor
Microsoft has made the Azure DevOps Remote MCP Server generally available, offering a hosted endpoint into work items, repos, and pipelines with nothing to install.
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The Pulse: Meta’s self-inflicted resignation-wave
Meta's spring layoffs and reassignment of 20-30% of engineers to AI data labeling triggered a resignation wave, prompting the company to offer retainer equity grants of $400K to $1M+ to departing IC6 and IC7 engineers, a practice it hadn't used before. Three engineers with Anthropic offers got $1M+ counteroffers; two still left for Anthropic, and a third quit for Anthropic a month after accepting.
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The Single English County Saying No to Palantir
The UK government has six months to decide whether to exercise a break clause on its $400 million-plus NHS contract with Palantir, otherwise running to 2031. Greater Manchester's Integrated Care Board, covering about 3 million people, is the only one of England's 36 to refuse Palantir's platform, keeping its own ADSP system, while 139 of roughly 200 NHS trusts are already live with Palantir's tech.
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