A software engineer taught AI to hunt bugs by interfacing an LLM with debugging tools and has released the open source code -

A software engineer taught AI to hunt bugs by interfacing an LLM with debugging tools and has released the open source code – “It’s like going from hunting with a stone spear to using a guided missile,”

AI is an incredibly contentious space in the tech world, but that’s mostly because of a misappropriation of all things involved with it. It all starts with the name, Artificial Intelligence or AI, because almost nothing we call AI in today’s landscape qualifies as such. These aren’t intelligences, artificial or otherwise. Generally, they’re language models…

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Razer announces travel-sized Basilisk Mobile mouse with dedicated AI prompt key alongside ultra-low-profile portable Joro keyboard

Understated, simplistic, elegant, work friendly; These are all words I’d never normally associate with Razer, a brand better known for loud and proud RGB lit gamer chic. Today is a bit different, as Razer announces a few new products that in an effort of being ultra portable, and ergonomic truly shed any excessive gamer skin….

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Today’s Wordle answer for Friday, May 9

All the Wordle help you need to win Friday’s puzzle is right here and ready to go. Polish your general guessing with our everyday tips, or rush for today’s answer and guarantee yourself the fastest Wordle win of your life. Hoping for a happy middle ground? No problem. There’s a clue for the May 9…

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D&D’s artificers are getting revised for the 2024 rules update in a book that will also let you play a guy who has a magic GPS and knows where everyone is at all times

The D&D supplement that sees the most use at my table is Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything, which gets referenced more often than the Dungeon Master’s Guide thanks to its variety of player options—wacky subclasses like the college of creation bard and astral self monk, and a class themed around crafting magical objects, the artificer. (Though…

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A Chrono Trigger revival seems inevitable at this point, with its creator admitting ‘I want to do something’ after recent mistranslation incident

It’s been a tumultuous year for Chrono Trigger enthusiasts. Rumors of a potential remake have cropped up several times, only to be quickly debunked. I can’t blame fans for their gullibility: it really is very weird that Square Enix hasn’t done anything with the Chrono series for so long, though the publisher did indicate in…

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