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French filmmaker Albert Dupontel is in the news with 'Il faut brûler maman', described as his latest cinematic venture and promoted on the TF1+ programme C'est show. The title, echoing a provocative phrase, has drawn curiosity about the director's new project, with viewers and commentators discussing what the film's story and tone will be.
- 2'Other Mommy' Earns Worst Audience Grade in Two Years Despite Box Office Lead●'Other Mommy' Gets Worst Audience Grade for Any Movie in Two Years, But Will Top Box Office
The horror film 'Other Mommy' has received the lowest audience grade of any movie released in the past two years, yet it is still on track to top the weekend box office. The stark gap between poor audience scores and strong ticket sales is drawing attention, echoing past cases of critically panned horror films that nonetheless performed well commercially.
- 3Emily Bender's point on projecting meaning onto AI draws support●RE: https:// dair-community.social/@emilymb ender/117412868905734653 Well said, @ emilymbender . For years I’ve been giv
Linguist Emily Bender's remarks about how people project interpretations onto AI systems are drawing agreement from educators and researchers online. One lecturer who has taught AI ethics for years praised her argument about relationships with machines, saying it echoed themes from his own teaching. The exchange feeds into a wider debate about whether people over-attribute understanding and intent to language models.
- 4Project ECHO helps doctors tackle treatment-resistant depression▼Project ECHO helps primary care providers tackle treatment-resistant depression
Penn State Health reports that its Project ECHO program is helping primary care providers manage treatment-resistant depression. Through the telementoring model, specialists guide frontline clinicians in rural and underserved areas on complex psychiatric cases, expanding access to expert care without requiring patients to travel. The initiative reflects a broader effort to close mental health treatment gaps.
- 5Claim says California and green groups undermine US military for China●California and environmental groups in collusion with China to destroy US Military readiness?
A claim circulating online alleges that California and environmental groups are colluding with China to weaken US military readiness. No evidence has been presented to support the accusation, and no officials have commented. The claim taps into ongoing tensions between environmental regulation, defense infrastructure projects in California, and US-China rivalry.
- 6LLM-Generated Code Called Malware Carried by Humans●LLM code is malware transmitted by humans. # security # opensource # llm # aislop
A provocative claim circulating among security-minded developers argues that code produced by large language models should be treated like malware, with humans acting as the carriers who paste it into open-source projects. The framing taps into growing unease about 'AI slop' contributions flooding repositories, echoing wider debates about whether unreviewed AI-generated code introduces hidden security risks into the software supply chain.
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Meta has launched Muse, an open source gadgets project that gives hardware hackers access to build on its designs. The move invites outside developers and makers to experiment with and extend Meta's hardware work, echoing the company's broader push toward open technology. Details about specific devices, licensing terms and availability have not yet been laid out.
- 8The unpaid maintainers holding up the internet●# Development # Visualizations The people holding up the internet · The maintainers nobody pays and everyone needs https
A new visualization project spotlights open-source maintainers, described as the people holding up the internet yet largely unpaid despite their work being essential to Linux, browsers, servers and web infrastructure. Developers and tech commentators are sharing the piece, echoing long-standing concerns that critical software everyone depends on is sustained by a small number of under-resourced volunteers.