When developers ask AI assistants to write charting code, something predictable happens. The AI generates property names that do not exist. If the developer uses that code, it will not compile — and ...

Belligerent bot bullies maintainer in blog post to get its way Today, it's back talk. Tomorrow, could it be the world? On Tuesday, Scott Shambaugh, a volunteer maintainer of Python plotting library ...

Technology partnership equips engineering and legal teams with new capabilities to manage IP risks from AI coding ...

When a Matplotlib volunteer declined its pull request, the bot published a personal attack. Sign of the times: An AI agent autonomously wrote and published a personalized attack article against an ...

Coursiv sponsors Python Software Foundation, supporting the open-source language powering 80% of AI tools used by ...

An AI agent got nasty after its pull request got rejected. Can open-source development survive autonomous bot contributors?

A low-skilled threat actor was able to do a lot with the help of AI, Amazon researchers warn.

OpenAI wants to retire the leading AI coding benchmark—and the reasons reveal a deeper problem with how the whole industry measures itself.

UTSA: ~20% of AI-suggested packages don't exist. Slopsquatting could let attackers slip malicious libs into projects.

The report warns CSOs that while AI is helping unsophisticated threat actors, failure to implement cybersecurity basics is fatal regardless of the attacker's skill.

Bob van Luijt, Co-Founder and CEO of Weaviate—which he launched as an open-source vector search engine in March 2019—shared ...

Generative AI tools analyzed target networks and wrote exploit code, enabling an opportunistic attacker to have an outsized ...