… In fact, developers can review outputs, approve commands, change models, start new work, and follow updates in real time. If required, Codex can also send screenshots, terminal output, diffs, test results, and approval requests back to the mobile app for developers to take action. …
… A verified data training opt-out status for each approved tool. Many AI tools use company inputs to improve their models by default unless enterprise settings are explicitly configured otherwise. Approval should require confirmed opt-out for any tool that handles sensitive data. …
… Despite Apple’s approval and xAI’s claims it has tightened safeguards, Grok still appears to be able to generate sexualized deepfakes with relative ease. …
… Maintaining approval over your AI assistant’s every move is, of course, the safest option, but it’s also the most tedious and you may quickly grow annoyed by having to click “approve” for every action. …
… We’ve added a new repository setting to allow repository administrators to skip the human approval so workflows run immediately. By default, as before, we’ll require approval from a human before workflows run. …
… The platform says tools like Google’s Play Integrity, Apple’s App Attest, and Google’s reCAPTCHA systems make it harder to use alternative operating systems. GrapheneOS argues these systems are deemed as security features, but they strengthen Google and Apple’s control over apps and web access. …
… If Apple offered it, I think I’d even be OK with allowing him to download any Apple Arcade title without asking for approval. If a game passes Apple’s threshold for being in Arcade, it’s usually a good fit for him with a few exceptions . …
I've been running my small service company (marketing agency) with a ton of AI agents for a few months now. Got NanoClaw running (OpenClaw-like) with custom automations, tools connected, agents doing some work for me. It…
I work as a DevOps engineer at an AI startup, and we are running into a new problem. With tools like Cursor and Claude Code, more people across the company are building small internal apps on their own — not just develop…
Hi HN, we’re Sai and Aayush, and we’re building Hypercubic (https://www.hypercubic.ai/), bringing AI tools to the mainframe and COBOL world. (We did a Launch HN last year: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45877517.) …
