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- 1Developers Delete Hundreds of Thousands of Unit Test Lines in AI Shift●Developers Delete Hundreds of Thousands of Unit Test Lines with AI Shift
Software teams are reportedly removing hundreds of thousands of lines of unit test code as they adopt AI-assisted development, with many engineers arguing that generated code changes so quickly that large test suites are no longer worth maintaining. The claim has sparked debate among developers, with some welcoming leaner codebases and others warning that dropping tests could hide regressions and long-term quality problems.
- 2DJI's underrated content gadget hits a low price on Amazon▼DJI’s criminally underrated gadget that people call “incredibly easy to use” and “perfect for social media content” just crashed to an incredibly low price on Amazon
A DJI gadget praised by users as "incredibly easy to use" and "perfect for social media content" has dropped to an exceptionally low price on Amazon. Tech coverage is flagging the deal, calling the product criminally underrated and suggesting now is a good time for creators to pick it up at a discount.
- 3AI wave revives debate over controlling our own thoughts●You can choose what to think about. That's the scary proposition of new tech like this latest # AI wave. Sounds good, bu
A new wave of AI tools is prompting concern that people will be able to choose what they think about, or have that choice shaped for them. Critics note that even with older practices like meditation, people are already poor at directing their own attention, making powerful thought-steering technology unsettling.
- 4This Week's Best Online Deals, From Modular Furniture to Early Prime Sales▼From Modular Furniture to Early Prime Day: The Best Deals on the Internet This Week
Lifestyle outlet InsideHook has published its weekly roundup of the best deals available online, covering discounts on modular furniture alongside early Amazon Prime Day-style savings. The roundup highlights price drops across home goods, tech and other categories, offering shoppers a curated list as retailers ramp up summer promotions ahead of Amazon's official Prime Day event.
- 5AI Will Decide What You Pay for Everything, Podcast Claims●Daily Podcast: AI Will Decide What You Will Pay For Everything # News # TechNews # Technology # AI # McDonalds # Artific
A daily tech podcast argues that artificial intelligence is increasingly setting the prices consumers pay for everyday goods and services, naming McDonald's as an example of AI-driven dynamic pricing. The claim taps into growing public unease that algorithmic pricing could shade into price gouging, with companies using AI to charge each customer the maximum they are willing to pay.
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Crain's Detroit Business has published an editorial arguing that the political fights surrounding data center development in Michigan are doing more harm than good for the state. The piece contends that partisan wrangling over incentives and siting for large data center projects is clouding policy discussion at a time when Michigan is competing to attract major technology investments and the jobs that come with them.