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Don't change the subject, Apple tells OpenAI over its lawsuit

The latest salvo in the case of Apple suing OpenAI for alleged trade secret theft sees both companies exchanging more procedural and legalese fire. OpenAI is best known for creating ChatGPT but it is also working on hardware devices The case hasn't gone to trial yet and already OpenAI has pivoted from pleading innocence to saying it's Apple's fault if it can't keep trade secrets. Now even as…

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Can an AI catch the catch? I benchmarked 14 models on bounty fine print

This is a submission for the Kaggle Benchmarking Challenge What I Benchmarked I'm a solo developer in Vietnam. For the last few weeks I've been hunting paid work online: bug bounties, hackathons…

  • Six AI models scored 40/40 correct answers in the benchmark
  • "Free" in bounty listings proved most effective trap for models
  • Open bounties with linked pull requests hardest case for models

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Walled AI Guardrails in Practice

By Yaala Labs Walled AI gives us a clean, practical safety + PII masking pipeline for agent input/output flows. It is easy to integrate, fast to test, and useful for production guardrail baselines.

  • Walled AI provides fast safety checks and built-in PII masking for AI agents.
  • Integration is straightforward with a simple API surface for operationalization.
  • Limitations include lack of placeholder memory across calls and no field-level PII masking.

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