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OpenAI's Codex app is drawing attention from developers for its 'dot agents' feature, which keeps lightweight AI agents persistently available while coding. Early reactions highlight the convenience of always-on assistance integrated into developer workflows, with many calling it a notable step for agentic coding tools. Discussion is focused on how the design improves day-to-day programming compared with other AI coding assistants.
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SpaceX's Starship Flight 14 carried live video coverage from orbit, transmitted via the company's Starlink satellite network. The setup allowed viewers on the ground to watch real-time views of the spacecraft in flight, a capability earlier rockets lacked. Space enthusiasts and commentators highlight it as another sign of SpaceX combining its launch and satellite businesses in one mission.
- 3Bosnia holds elections that could shape its EU accession bidβElections have begun in Bosnia, the results of which could affect the country's bid to join the EU
Elections are under way in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the outcome expected to influence the country's bid to join the European Union. Voters are choosing representatives at a moment when the country's EU path depends heavily on political stability and reform. Observers are watching whether the results strengthen pro-EU forces or entrench ethnic divisions that have slowed integration efforts.
- 4Google Gemini May Gain Expanded Access on MacβGoogle Gemini Eyes Expanded Mac Access Google is teasing a potential game-changer for Mac users: expanded access for its
Google is signaling that its Gemini AI assistant could soon get broader access on macOS through additional sandbox permissions, allowing the tool to perform a wider range of tasks directly on users' machines. Tech observers see it as a step toward deeper AI integration on the desktop, though details on timing and scope remain limited.
- 5Paper questioning CO2's role in climate change retractedβΌβHot messβ paper questioning CO2 and climate change gets retracted
A scientific paper that questioned the role of carbon dioxide in climate change has been retracted, with critics having reportedly described it as a 'hot mess'. The retraction was reported by Retraction Watch. Retractions of papers challenging the mainstream scientific consensus on climate change tend to draw significant attention, as they raise questions about peer review standards and how journals handle contested research on CO2 and global warming.
- 6Ryan Murphy's Clout at Disney Tested Over 'The Shards' Season Twoβ'The Shards' Season Two? FX Show Tests Ryan Murphy's Sway at Disney
The Hollywood Reporter reports that FX's 'The Shards' may be heading toward a second season, a decision being framed as a test of Ryan Murphy's influence at Disney. The story examines whether Murphy's stature still guarantees renewals as Disney weighs costs and priorities across its television portfolio following its acquisition of the studio's output.