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ai Sep 07 Tell HN: Anthropic should make Claude the Author and me the Co-Author A developer is pushing back on how Anthropic handles authorship attribution in Claude Code, arguing that the company's insistence on crediting itself in AI-generated output is both legally meaningless and practically misleading. T... ai Sep 07 Ask HN: Those still optimistic about a career in software – why? A question on Hacker News is capturing a sentiment that is spreading through the software development community: if AI can write all the code, what happens to the people who spent decades learning to write it? The anxiety undernea... ai Sep 07 Same Trajectory, Contradictory Rewards (ROBORMBENCH): Paraphrase Fragility in Vision Language Reward Models Vision-language models are being adopted as reward functions for robotic learning at an accelerating pace. The idea is straightforward: feed a robot trajectory and a text description of the goal into a VLM, and the model outputs a... ai Sep 07 Necessary or Sufficient? Evaluating LLM Explanations With Behavioural Evidence When an LLM inside an agent workflow produces a recommendation or judgment, it often comes with an explanation naming the factors that drove the decision. Operators use these explanations to monitor systems, diagnose errors, or de... ai Sep 07 Molecular Déjà Vu: Digit-Level Retrieval of Published Values in Frontier Language Models When an LLM reports a molecular property with a median absolute error of 0.025 kcal/mol on the FreeSolv benchmark, that number is far below the 0.6 kcal/mol experimental uncertainty assigned to the measurements. No model can predi... ai Sep 07 When LLM Decompilers Recompile More and Preserve Less When LLM Decompilers Pass Every Test Yet Rewrite Your Code Decompilation turns compiled binaries back into readable source code, and the stakes are high: security analysts depend on it to find vulnerabilities in malware, reverse-e... ai Sep 06 Almost all content here is HN's own bots A post on Hacker News claiming that almost all content on the platform is generated by its own bots was flagged and removed before generating discussion. The post, titled "Almost all content here is HN's own bots," offered no supp... ai Sep 06 Show HN: CellularFlow – Continual-learning LLM using associative memory Most language models face a fundamental tradeoff: they can learn new information, but they forget old information in the process. CellularFlow, an open-source neural architecture, attacks this problem by replacing the dense feed-f... ai Sep 06 Show HN: Chrome-bridge – let any AI agent drive your real logged-in Chrome Most AI coding agents that interact with web browsers launch their own browser instance, with their own profile, their own cookies, and their own session state. chrome-bridge takes the opposite approach: it drives the Chrome you a... ai Sep 06 Show HN: MaskShift – a maximalist coding agent with zero NPM dependencies Most AI coding harnesses add dependencies for every feature they support. MaskShift takes the opposite approach: it runs on Node.js 22 using only built-in modules, including the interface renderer, and ships with 149 native tools...