DEV Community
| By Andrea Catalucci
| Tue, 08 Se
I kept running into the same problem: either I’d have the agent give me the command, run it myself with the credentials, and copy-paste the output back, or I’d let the agent run it and keep finding secrets in its output. I looked into alternatives and asked friends, but the only workable approach I found for my workflow was writing custom wrappers around CLIs to handle authentication. I got tired of the back-and-forth, rotating leaked tokens, and maintaining wrappers, so I built Keyclasp. Keycla...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Positive', 'score': 0.9344, 'details': {'neg': 0.045, 'neu': 0.877, 'pos': 0.078, 'compound': 0.9344}}
DEV Community
| By Tristan Tamani
| Tue, 08 Se
I assume that every experienced and aspiring developer had been stuck while learning at some point of their journey, at least in my case, I did. I remember the first time I was stuck on tutorial hell, I keep convincing myself that I'll eventually learn if I just follow along. But that didn't work out, so eventually I got stuck for a long time, until I found the most effective way to learn. "Some people learn better through courses, some learn better through building projects, some learn better o...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Positive', 'score': 0.9956, 'details': {'neg': 0.074, 'neu': 0.805, 'pos': 0.121, 'compound': 0.9956}}
DEV Community
| By Debashish Ghosal
| Tue, 08 Se
Update — v0.2.0 released. CauterRule is now live on GitHub and PyPI. It turns repeated agent failures into permanent standing rules — extract, replay-test, promote. pip install cauterule gives you the full CLI, TUI review, observability, 7 export formats, adversarial corpora, and a bundled git rule pack. The field test report evaluated 4 models across 745 trajectories and is the source for every number in this article. Release notes · Changelog CauterRule is an open-source sidecar that learns st...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Negative', 'score': -0.9993, 'details': {'neg': 0.101, 'neu': 0.843, 'pos': 0.056, 'compound': -0.9993}}
DEV Community
| By Ishank Choudhary
| Tue, 08 Se
Have you ever found yourself juggling multiple AI models, struggling to get them to collaborate seamlessly on a complex task? Perhaps you’ve spent countless hours trying to stitch together different tools, manage memory, and ensure secure execution environments for your agentic workflows. As a Lead SWE, I’ve certainly been there, wrestling with the intricacies of orchestrating AI agents. That’s why, when I first heard whispers about DeerFlow, an open-source super agent harness developed by ByteD...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Positive', 'score': 0.9996, 'details': {'neg': 0.018, 'neu': 0.846, 'pos': 0.136, 'compound': 0.9996}}
DEV Community
| By Ram Suthar
| Tue, 08 Se
Why every JS collapsible-tab library lags by a frame on a fast fling, and what it took to fix it natively for React Native. If you have built an Instagram- or Twitter-style profile screen in React Native, you know the layout: a header that scrolls away, a tab bar that pins under it, and a swipeable pager of lists below. You also probably know the bug: fling a list hard and, for a frame or two, a gap opens between the tab bar and the content. It is worst on Android and on iOS whenever the JS thre...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Negative', 'score': -0.9352, 'details': {'neg': 0.033, 'neu': 0.95, 'pos': 0.017, 'compound': -0.9352}}
DEV Community
| By Bill King
| Tue, 08 Se
A background-removal API can finish successfully while the exported file is still wrong for the next step. A video that plays on a black background might have lost its transparency—or the player might simply be displaying it against black. Those are different problems. I work on unbg.video, a video background remover and editor. The project has export paths for WebM, ProRes 4444 MOV, and separate H.264 color and alpha files. Here is a practical way to reason about those outputs, with a small FFm...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Positive', 'score': 0.9676, 'details': {'neg': 0.016, 'neu': 0.943, 'pos': 0.041, 'compound': 0.9676}}
DEV Community
| By Daisuke Majima (MLBoy)
| Tue, 08 Se
Last verified: 2026-09-05 — LiteRT 2.2.0, LiteRT-LM 0.16.1, litert-torch 0.9.4, ai-edge-litert 2.2.0. Every version and link below was read on that date. On-device tooling moves monthly; check the linked page before you pin anything. Direct answer LiteRT is TensorFlow Lite, renamed on 2024-09-04. Same .tflite file format, same models, same Interpreter API. Four things changed since then: - Package names. Android org.tensorflow:tensorflow-lite →com.google.ai.edge.litert:litert . Pythontflite-runt...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Positive', 'score': 0.8924, 'details': {'neg': 0.022, 'neu': 0.95, 'pos': 0.028, 'compound': 0.8924}}
DEV Community
| By Opservo
| Tue, 08 Se
Learn how to track Docker container CPU and memory usage with built-in tools and practical commands — no dedicated SRE required. Your app slows to a crawl at 2 a.m., and you have no idea which container is eating all the CPU. By morning the problem has vanished, but you're left with zero evidence and a vague sense of dread. If you're running Docker in production without dedicated monitoring, that scenario is only a matter of time. The good news: Docker exposes a surprising amount of resource dat...
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DEV Community
| By Ankit Halder
| Tue, 08 Se
Have you ever wanted to build your own ChatGPT-like interface that can actually do things? Today, we're going to break down Mausam AI, a chatbot built with Node.js that can check real-time weather, temperature, and humidity for any city. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This project is an MVP (Minimum Viable Product). It is not a production-ready application. Instead, it serves as a conceptual demonstration of an Agentic Tool-Use architecture. 🔗 GitHub Repository: [https://github.com/OriginalAnkit/ai-rag-mausam-a...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Negative', 'score': -0.8319, 'details': {'neg': 0.032, 'neu': 0.939, 'pos': 0.03, 'compound': -0.8319}}
DEV Community
| By Tanaike
| Tue, 08 Se
Turn Google Drive into an AI-Powered Lakehouse Vector Engine across Converted PDFs, Binary Images, and Text without Specialized Vector Databases. Hero Infographic: Unified Multimodal Lakehouse Vector Search via Apache Iceberg & Google Apps Script. Consolidates Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms, binary diagrams, and web-fetched assets into an open Parquet table, driven by Gemini embeddings and BigQuery serverless pushdown for sub-second semantic retrieval and live Google Drive discovery. Structu...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Positive', 'score': 0.9997, 'details': {'neg': 0.014, 'neu': 0.931, 'pos': 0.056, 'compound': 0.9997}}
DEV Community
| By Andrei Novikov
| Tue, 08 Se
For seven years I ran the engineering side of VSporte, a company that builds software for sports broadcasting. Everything described here is VSporte product development, done by the company's engineering teams. My part was the architecture and the calls about where the work went next. Our on-air graphics started where most production rooms start, as a folder of vMix titles files, and over a few years they left vMix completely. vMix still does the final mix. The graphics are not inside it. This is...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Positive', 'score': 0.8873, 'details': {'neg': 0.032, 'neu': 0.928, 'pos': 0.04, 'compound': 0.8873}}
DEV Community
| By NyxenL29
| Tue, 08 Se
For an e-learning catalog, the crop decision is downstream of a more important constraint: an image that has not passed moderation must never become a public thumbnail. My default is fixed resize for predictable, low-risk assets, with content-aware crop as a gated fallback after moderation and a subject-presence check. That ordering keeps coverage measurable and keeps a clever crop from becoming an accidental publishing path. Short answer: use fixed resize when the source already has safe margin...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Negative', 'score': -0.7988, 'details': {'neg': 0.054, 'neu': 0.889, 'pos': 0.057, 'compound': -0.7988}}
Reddit - r/MachineLearning
| By /u/Sensitive-Parsnip-12
| 2026-09-08
this is the kinda debugging case i find rlly annoying/ everything says success. no exceptions no failed tool calls. no obvious timeout the workflow completes but the final result is still wrong when that happens, what’s your first move? do you guys usually: start from the final output and work backw...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Positive', 'score': 0.9622, 'details': {'neg': 0.029, 'neu': 0.833, 'pos': 0.139, 'compound': 0.9622}}
Reddit - r/MachineLearning
| By /u/Ligras
| 2026-09-08
I was wondering why dynamic competitive games like Rocket League don't have a decision-quality engine like chess has with Stockfish. Something that doesn't just measure your boost usage or speed, but actually evaluates whether your positioning or challenge was the mathematically optimal play. I init...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Positive', 'score': 0.9762, 'details': {'neg': 0.031, 'neu': 0.831, 'pos': 0.138, 'compound': 0.9762}}
TechRepublic
| By Bianca Caballero
| Mon, 07 Se
Sales and marketing teams rarely have a shortage of leads. The harder problem is deciding which prospects deserve attention now, which need more nurturing, and which are unlikely to convert. The best lead scoring software helps make that decision more consistent by ranking prospects using factors such as customer fit, engagement, behavior, historical conversions, and buying signals. I compared six leading platforms for 2026, with HubSpot standing out for CRM-native scoring and automation, ZoomIn...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Positive', 'score': 0.743, 'details': {'neg': 0.0, 'neu': 0.858, 'pos': 0.142, 'compound': 0.743}}
TechRepublic
| By David Curry
| Mon, 07 Se
Apple is reportedly heading into one of its busiest hardware launch cycles in years, with new CEO John Ternus set to oversee several new product categories and form factors over the next 24 months. Ternus, Apple’s longtime hardware engineering chief, succeeded Tim Cook on Sept. 1 in the company’s first CEO transition in 15 years. He inherits a product roadmap largely developed before he took charge, but his hardware background makes the coming launches an early test of how he will steer Apple’s ...
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TechRepublic
| By Eric Mboizi
| Mon, 07 Se
The window for defenders to get ahead of AI-enabled cyberattacks is narrowing. OpenAI has committed $1 billion in subsidized Daybreak access, training, technical support, and partnerships, targeting the support to be used over the next six months. The global initiative prioritizes resource-constrained defenders protecting water and electricity systems, local governments, community banks, nonprofits, and open-source software. For IT leaders, Daybreak provides another way to find and fix vulnerabi...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Positive', 'score': 0.7506, 'details': {'neg': 0.049, 'neu': 0.702, 'pos': 0.249, 'compound': 0.7506}}
TechRepublic
| By Kezia Jungco
| Mon, 07 Se
Patagonia’s next big export may be computing power. Argentina’s wind-swept southern region is attracting proposals for AI data centers worth billions of dollars, drawn by cool weather, abundant energy, and large stretches of available land. Projects under discussion include a $1.4 billion FlexDomes facility in Neuquén and a $3 billion Green Capital development in Chubut. OpenAI has also signed a letter of intent concerning a separate proposal that could involve up to $25 billion. For technology ...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Positive', 'score': 0.2617, 'details': {'neg': 0.0, 'neu': 0.946, 'pos': 0.054, 'compound': 0.2617}}
TechRepublic
| By Aminu Abdullahi
| Mon, 07 Se
Huawei on Monday unveiled the Mate XT2, its second-generation tri-fold smartphone, just two days before Apple is expected to reveal its first foldable iPhone. The phone starts at 19,999 yuan (approximately $2,800) for 256GB of storage and reaches 24,999 yuan for the 1TB version with a privacy screen. Sales begin Sept. 12, according to Huawei. Unlike the original Mate XT’s partly outward-folding design, which left a section of its display exposed, the Mate XT2 folds inward to protect the main scr...
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TechRepublic
| By Aminu Abdullahi
| Mon, 07 Se
That gaming PC sitting idle while your laptop struggles through an AI workload could soon become part of the solution. Nvidia has unveiled Personal AI Router, or PAIR, a free open-source tool that distributes local AI jobs across available computers on the same network. Announced at IFA 2026, PAIR works across Windows, macOS, and Linux systems without requiring users to build a dedicated AI server or cluster. PAIR does not combine multiple GPUs into one larger accelerator. Instead, it finds avai...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Positive', 'score': 0.8885, 'details': {'neg': 0.0, 'neu': 0.777, 'pos': 0.223, 'compound': 0.8885}}
TechRepublic
| By Simon Chandler
| Mon, 07 Se
The investment gap between Europe and the United States is widening, according to a research briefing from Oxford Economics. The analysis by the Oxford-based company forecasts that private investment in the US will increase by 40% in real terms between 2021 and the end of 2027, whereas the average for France, Germany, Italy and the UK will be just under 12% over the same period. The main cause of this gap is AI, a sector which the US dominates, and without which investment in American businesses...
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TechRepublic
| By Aminu Abdullahi
| Mon, 07 Se
London’s robotaxi era has arrived — but human drivers have not left the front seat. Uber and British autonomous-driving startup Wayve have launched supervised autonomous rides in London, giving passengers their first public opportunity to experience Wayve’s AI Driver through the Uber app. A trained, Transport for London-licensed private-hire driver remains behind the wheel and can intervene when necessary. The initial fleet consists of 15 all-electric Ford Mustang Mach-E vehicles. Customers book...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Positive', 'score': 0.5106, 'details': {'neg': 0.0, 'neu': 0.907, 'pos': 0.093, 'compound': 0.5106}}
TechRepublic
| By Aminu Abdullahi
| Mon, 07 Se
Tesla had barely begun charging passengers for rides in its steering-wheel-free Cybercab when federal regulators started examining how the vehicle was certified for public roads. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has opened an audit covering about 1,000 Tesla Cybercabs, examining how the company determined that its steering-wheel-free robotaxi complies with federal vehicle safety standards. The two-seat Cybercab began commercial service in Austin, Texas, on Sept. 3. Unlike conve...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Negative', 'score': -0.296, 'details': {'neg': 0.055, 'neu': 0.945, 'pos': 0.0, 'compound': -0.296}}
TechRepublic
| By Joseph Ofonagoro
| Mon, 07 Se
The next piece of sensitive information you expose may not end up on a phishing site. You may paste it directly into an AI chatbot. AI assistants have made it almost effortless to paste in a document, a screenshot, a block of code, or a personal problem and ask for help. Still, that convenience can encourage users to hand over information they would never give to a stranger. Security guidance from Norton and other sources specifically warns against sharing certain kinds of information with gener...
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TechRepublic
| By Joseph Ofonagoro
| Mon, 07 Se
AI could create a problem governments have spent years trying to avoid: fewer undiscovered software vulnerabilities available to exploit. Governments have increasingly turned to hacking tools when encryption prevents them from accessing a suspect’s phone or computer, creating a market where companies and researchers hunt for vulnerabilities that can be turned into exploits. But that market has an obvious dependency: there must be exploitable bugs left to find. Security cryptographer and professo...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Negative', 'score': -0.8555, 'details': {'neg': 0.224, 'neu': 0.776, 'pos': 0.0, 'compound': -0.8555}}
TechRepublic
| By Joseph Ofonagoro
| Mon, 07 Se
Microsoft is retiring Word’s Similarity Checker, removing an integrated source-matching tool used by some students, educators, and organizations. The feature is scheduled to disappear on October 3, 2026, six years after its introduction, and Microsoft has not announced a direct replacement. Users whose academic or review workflows depend on it should begin evaluating an alternative before the deadline. Windows Forum reported, citing an archived Microsoft retirement notice, that the company is di...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Positive', 'score': 0.3182, 'details': {'neg': 0.036, 'neu': 0.899, 'pos': 0.065, 'compound': 0.3182}}
TechRepublic
| By Aminu Abdullahi
| Mon, 07 Se
Bernie Sanders wants Washington to draw a hard legal line around the most powerful forms of artificial intelligence. Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and Rep. Greg Casar, D-Texas, are preparing to introduce the Ban Artificial Superintelligence Act, which would permanently prohibit the development and deployment of superintelligent AI while temporarily pausing advanced AI development until a federal regulator establishes safety rules. The proposal would also push the U.S. to negotiate international ag...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Negative', 'score': -0.0772, 'details': {'neg': 0.08, 'neu': 0.802, 'pos': 0.118, 'compound': -0.0772}}
TechRepublic
| By Aminu Abdullahi
| Mon, 07 Se
Google has turned real-time satellite imageryl by teaching AI to read the atmosphere as it changes. Google DeepMind and Google Research released WeatherNext 3 last week, introducing a global AI weather model that delivers hourly forecast updates at a resolution five times finer than its predecessor. Instead of waiting for traditional, slow-updating supercomputer simulations, the model directly processes live geostationary satellite feeds to refresh predictions every hour. How WeatherNext 3 cuts ...
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TechRepublic
| By TechRepublic Staff
| Mon, 07 Se
Oura Ring 5 starts at $399, but the hardware price is only part of the decision. Full access to Oura’s personalized insights requires a membership after the included trial period. The strongest alternatives take different approaches: longer battery life, no required data subscription, tighter Samsung integration, or health features Oura does not emphasize. Battery life and health-feature figures below are manufacturer claims unless otherwise noted. Best Oura Ring alternatives at a glance | Smart...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Positive', 'score': 0.6369, 'details': {'neg': 0.0, 'neu': 0.884, 'pos': 0.116, 'compound': 0.6369}}
TechRepublic
| By TechRepublic Staff
| Mon, 07 Se
AirTag is still the easiest item tracker to recommend to many iPhone owners, but it is no longer the automatic choice. Android support, rechargeable batteries, built-in attachment points, and lower prices give several rivals a clearer reason to exist. Start with your phone ecosystem. Then compare battery upkeep, finding network, attachment style, and current availability. The range and battery figures below are manufacturer claims rather than independent test results. Best AirTag alternatives at...
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CoinTelegraph
| By Cointelegraph by Ezra Reguerra
| Tue, 08 Se
Australia says it removed 45 crypto, remittance registrations over the past year AUSTRAC said its yearlong sweep included canceled, suspended and unrenewed registrations, while its action against GetCoins helped disrupt organized investment scams. Australia’s financial intelligence regulator said it canceled, suspended or refused to renew 45 crypto and remittance registrations over the past year as it intensified scrutiny of high-risk payment businesses. On Monday, the Australian Transaction Rep...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Negative', 'score': -0.4767, 'details': {'neg': 0.066, 'neu': 0.934, 'pos': 0.0, 'compound': -0.4767}}
Hacker News
| Tue, 08 Se
we have a year to fix security everywhere GLM 5.3-flash released last week, and that means Project Glasswing and Daybreak are running out of time. Cheap models capable of dangerous hacking are now available to anyone, without the normal safeguards for refusing malicious actions. We need to fix vulnerabilities across the industry so that we aren't caught unawares. And for one of the first times in computing history, we have the ability to! We can use frontier LLMs that move faster than a human to...
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Hacker News
| Tue, 08 Se
The Albanese Government is taking the next step following its world leading social media age ban to ensure Australians have more choice online, with draft legislation for the Digital Duty of Care released today for targeted consultation. These new laws will put the onus on digital service providers to provide a safe online environment, setting minimum standards for the features and tools they use. This will include an Australian first, “My Feed, My Way,” initiative which will give Australians co...
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Hacker News
| Tue, 08 Se
Hangar Harness / Model Tests I've been testing a simple prompt with different model and harness combinations to work out which one produces best results. I do this in /goal mode. Prompt: Build a single-page Three.js sci-fi hangar with hovering drones, animated warning lights, emissive runway strips, and subtle volumetric-style fog planes. Include drone formation toggle and cinematic camera path. Output one self-contained HTML file with inline JavaScript. | GLM 5.3 Flash Max | Codex | Open | 9m 0...
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Hacker News
| Tue, 08 Se
Whenever I get to see companies eat shit over bad security, shady business practices, and both, I’m excited. And GamersNexus is here to deliver the goods about LG and their smart TVs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IFVTcM28KA “LG TVs are able to be utilized as eavesdropping listening devices, in part because of the advertising functionality.” Now that’s a claim! I’m pumped. On screen, we see log information from the TV, highlighted as unformatted JSON, that includes statements such as “My cred...
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Hacker News
| Sun, 06 Se
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Hacker News
| Tue, 08 Se
One awesome product evolution is that agents (Claude Code, Instinct, Poke, etc) are moving off our local computers so that we can use them on our phones. Ultimately this is great for the customer because that means the agent companies provide us with VMs for them to run on! Here's some notes on how the major platforms work based on looking around on ws-term. Claude Code on Your Phone Claude Code's box is its own Firecracker microVM, a KVM guest with its own kernel, booted straight into an init w...
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Hacker News
| Tue, 08 Se
Company Mistral raises €3B to make sovereign, open-weight AI the technology frontier Mistral today announced that it has raised €3 billion in a Series D funding round at a post-money valuation of more than €21 billion, the largest equity fundraising round ever completed by a European technology company, three years after the company's launch. Samsung Electronics led the round, joined by co-leads Scaleup Europe Fund, managed by EQT, and existing investor PSG Equity. The round will significantly e...
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Hacker News
| Tue, 08 Se
Big week! We just finished moving the Overwatch and Fortnite wikis off of Fandom. It’s still my favorite thing in the world to help wiki editors grab control of their projects and make them awesome (and not covered with a dozen auto-playing video ads!) Unlike most of the other wikis we host (runescape.wiki, minecraft.wiki, gta.wiki…), both Overwatch and Fortnite are launching at subdomains of weirdgloop.org instead of on their own root domain, like (say) overwatch.wiki. There is an unusually goo...
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Slashdot
| By EditorDavid
| 2026-09-08
Why Google Told Drivers to Drive a Longer Way On Purpose (sfgate.com) "A team at Google's research arm used Google Maps to reroute a small portion of drivers in 10 U.S. cities," reports SFGate — including San Francisco and Los Angeles. "Through their experiment, which was published in the journal Nature Cities in June, the researchers sought to evenly spread traffic down more corridors as the drivers head to similar destinations, in the hopes of reducing congestion." The experiments nudged up ve...
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Guardian Technology
| By Robert Booth and Dan Milmo
| Mon, 07 Se
The chair of the UK government’s “moonshot” science and technology research unit has been forced to stand down after taking a job with the San Francisco AI firm Anthropic, in a move senior MPs called a “clear conflict of interest”. Matt Clifford announced last week that he was taking a full-time job working for the company behind the Claude chatbot, “leading its engagement” with governments outside the US – including the UK. But he retained his leadership at the UK’s Advanced Research and Invent...
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TechRadar
| By Christian Cawley
| Tue, 08 Se
A third of workers believe having an AI boss would make them more productive Would an AI boss actually help? - 36.7% of UK workers say answering to an AI boss would improve their productivity - However, almost 75% of those workers are happier answering to a flesh-and-blood superior - Meanwhile, almost 40% of managers don’t believe that AI can deliver any productivity gains Over a third (36.7%) of UK employees think an AI boss would mean an improvement to their productivity, with 64% of directors...
Sentiment: {'sentiment': 'Positive', 'score': 0.1779, 'details': {'neg': 0.0, 'neu': 0.934, 'pos': 0.066, 'compound': 0.1779}}