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AI researchers and labs have advanced by leaps and bounds in evaluating AI models for everything from safety and compliance to sycophancy and alignment. But it appears companies and developers are faced with a new, specific need: making sure their AI system behaves as intended for their specific product or service. In a bid to make that testing process simpler, Microsoft on Tuesday took the wraps off ASSERT, short for Adaptive Spec-driven Scoring for Evaluation and Regression Testing. The open source framework, Microsoft says, makes evaluating application-specific AI behavior easy by using AI to turn high-level, natural-language descriptions of goals,…
Saudi Arabia’s fashion industry is evolving rapidly, with startups across the Kingdom bringing fresh ideas, modern designs, and innovative business models to the market. From luxury modest fashion brands to sustainable clothing companies and fashion-tech platforms, Saudi startups are reshaping how consumers shop, discover trends, and engage with local designers. Supported by a growing digital economy, increased investment, and changing consumer preferences, fashion startups in Saudi Arabia are gaining attention both regionally and internationally. These businesses are not only driving creativity and entrepreneurship but are also helping position Saudi Arabia as an emerging fashion hub in the Middle East. …
When I reach out to the self-proclaimed “open source baddie” CC for an interview, I’m pretty sure she’s emailing me back from a pink mermaid purse. “I’m just having so much fun,” she tells me about her seashell cyberdeck. “It’s a Tamagotchi. It’s also an e-reader. It’s networked to my vault and my servers, so it has access to all of my server data, which has all my PDFs, and books, and notes, and everything… It’s also connected to my local AI setup at home.” CC has no background in software engineering or computer science, but she’s gotten good enough…
When I was a teenager, I delivered newspapers. I earned 10 German marks (DM) per hour. That was enough money to buy 33 scoops of ice cream, since a single scoop only cost 30 cents, or pfennig, as they were back then. Fast forward to 2025: today, a teenager delivering newspapers earns at most €12 per hour. However, a scoop of ice cream now costs a hefty €1.50, and sometimes more than €2 in the big cities. This means that for every hour of newspaper delivery, you can afford at best a mere eight scoops of ice cream, but it’s…
Location : The A1 southbound exit slip to the A696 . Reason : Congestion. Status : Currently Active. Return To Normal : Normal traffic conditions are expected between 21:00 and 21:15 on 2 June 2026. Delay : There are currently delays of 10 minutes against expected traffic. Source link
AI is getting expensive, and some companies are cutting back on usage in an attempt to moderate costs. That cohort includes Uber, which recently instituted internal usage caps as a way to cut down on its exorbitant AI spend. Bloomberg reports that the company has instituted a new rule that places a monthly $1,500 cap per employee and per agentic coding tool, including Anthropic’s Claude Code or Cursor. The usage is trackable via an internal dashboard that each employee has access to, although — in certain cases — the caps can be exceeded with permission, the company says. The news…
Tuesday 02 June 2026 7:03 pm | Updated: Tuesday 02 June 2026 8:03 pm XFolio AI (xfolio.ai), a Paris-based treasury and cash management technology group, has acquired Absolute Payment Solutions (APS) (https://www.absolutepayments.com/), one of a select number of Pay.UK-accredited Bacs service providers in the UK. This acquisition creates an integrated platform spanning Bacs and all payment types, open banking, risk management, and treasury—giving UK corporates of all sizes the tools to manage cash and execute payments in one place. APS’s Bacs accreditation underpins payment services relied upon daily by organisations across both the public and private sectors, from SMEs running payroll…
Anderson’s will open on King Street on July 10 inspired by classic Glasgow pubs, combining contemporary design, elevated pub fare, and a dedicated cultural space under one roof. Upstairs, the pub offers a bright, comfortable atmosphere designed to suit everything from a quick pint to a leisurely lunch or a night out with friends , whilst downstairs, ‘The Institute’ offers a dedicated cultural space for live music, podcast recordings, and creative events. Courtney Flynn, head of sales, PR, and communications for Merchant Pubs & Bars, said: “Glasgow has always had incredible pubs, places with real soul, personality, and a sense…
Parties trade insults in competition to see who is most pro-workerStock image of the grounds of Belfast City Hall(Image: Belfast Live)Belfast City Hall was the scene of an extended slanging match during a debate on Sunday trading hours as the DUP accused other parties of “anti-worker policies”.The chamber during the monthly full Belfast City Council meeting on Monday evening agreed Sunday trading hours in Belfast will be extended for two days this summer during the Fleadh in August. Larger shops across Belfast will be allowed to open at 11am on August 2 and 9 – the normal hours are from…
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