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Deslop launches Oxlint rules for AI-generated TypeScript

The tool ai-deslop offers a set of Oxlint rules that reject low-evidence, low-signal AI-generated code patterns, targeting unsafe types, duplicate code, and low-value tests. Rules are vendored from anti-slop under the deslop/* namespace, published as an npm package and compatible with any oxlint JS-plugin runtime such as Bun, Deno, or Node.js.

Hacker News ·

OpenAI, Anthropic Rethink Independent Safety Evaluations

Weeks after agreeing to a voluntary program allowing outside evaluators into their labs, OpenAI and Anthropic are seeking to limit what evaluators can disclose, fearing proprietary information could reach rivals. Measures under consideration include monitoring embedded evaluators, barring them from working at multiple labs, and reconsidering editorial control over publications.

PYMNTS.com ·

Michael I. Jordan Dismantles AI Doom Rhetoric

Machine learning pioneer Michael I. Jordan dismissed superintelligence warnings as science fiction, calling young AI researchers' resignations a 'grand moralizing performance' and companies' calls for regulation 'theater.' He said none of the steps in Hinton's argument that the brain can be reproduced in silicon and scaled to superintelligence is credible.

The Decoder ·

SambaNova CEO: AI's Next Phase Is About Efficiency

SambaNova CEO Rodrigo Liang said the AI infrastructure boom is entering a new phase focused on inference, efficiency and return on investment. He noted the company closed its Series F with new strategic investors, that enterprises like JPMorgan run AI infrastructure behind their own firewalls, and that frontier models and private AI systems can coexist.

Bloomberg ·

Anthropic Redesigns Source Control in Five Months

As Claude's autonomous coding pushed daily merges from about 2,500 in May to over 30,000 by September, Anthropic migrated its monorepo from git to an in-house version control system called Scion in five months and built a code review surface called Antique, addressing developer infrastructure bottlenecks built for human scale.

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