Dagster: Open-source cloud-native data pipeline orchestrator

Dagster is an open source orchestrator for data pipelines. It decides what runs, in what order, and when. It also tracks how the tables, datasets, machine learning models, and reports it manages connect to the data they came from. When a source table goes bad, the tables built from it carry the problem forward. Dagster’s lineage graph shows which ones sit downstream, and that list is the starting point for fixing a b…

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GitHub Agentic Autofix and the question of who owns a bad AI patch

In this Help Net Security interview, Marcelo Oliveira, VP of Product Management at GitHub, talks about who is accountable when an AI-generated patch fixes one flaw and introduces another. He explains how Agentic Autofix re-runs detection engines and project tests, and what a CISO should change before pointing an agent at thousands of old alerts. Oliveira also discusses which metrics show a codebase is getting safer,…

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گوگل از مدل آلفاژنوم ۲ برای شناسایی دقیق‌تر جهش‌های ژنتیکی رونمایی کرد

این مدل با بیش از ۱۰۷ میلیون پروفایل سلولی آموزش دیده و اثر تغییرات DNA را در انواع و وضعیت‌های مختلف سلول‌ها پیش‌بینی می‌کند. The post گوگل از مدل آلفاژنوم ۲ برای شناسایی دقیق‌تر جهش‌های ژنتیکی رونمایی کرد appeared first on دیجیاتو.

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Can Agentic AI Investigate a Phishing Campaign? Evidence Walkthrough

Yes, with a human signing off. An agentic AI can run most of a phishing investigation on its own. It can pull domain registration records, open the lure safely, pivot to related infrastructure, extract indicators and write up a verdict with the evidence attached. What it shouldn't do yet is act on that verdict unchecked, because attackers are already hiding instructions inside phishing emails meant for the AI doing t…

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Who collects the keys when an AI agent retires?

Think about the last time a good engineer left your company. Someone collected the laptop and the badge. IT revoked their logins before the end of the day. Their manager reassigned the open tickets, and HR filed their records somewhere they’ll stay for years, in case anyone ever challenges a decision they made. Now think about the last time an AI agent left. Someone probably deleted it from the dashboard. I’ve starte…