Moving From AI Risk To AI Governance
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How To Make Data Governance A Competitive Advantage
Data governance must ensure users can trust data enough to move faster, make smarter decisions and build better products, ...
Research From AvePoint and Omdia Reveals Governance and Compliance as the Leading AI Adoption Barrier Among MSPs
MSPs want greater platform integration as AI accelerates; 49% want a complete and integrated platform, and 91% want integrated backup and recovery
Exclusive-US upends global supply program for malaria and HIV amid warnings of gaps
By Ammu Kannampilly and Jennifer Rigby NAIROBI/LONDON, April 3 (Reuters) - The U.S. is upending the way it delivers medical ...
Tell HN: Always ask "is that how it works or"?
I asked Claude:> In "The pre-release suffix indicates a version is a pre-release. Pre-release versions sort before the corresponding release versions. For example, v1.2.3-pre comes before v1.2.3.", Why do they mention the sorting part? Whats the relevance?Claude said:> Good question! It's because Go's version resolution relies heavily on sorting/ordering to decide which version to pick. For example when you do go get golang.org/x/tools@latest — what'
Show HN: Ship of Theseus License
A few weeks ago Claude Code source leaked. Almost immediately, people cloned the project and then used AI to cleanroom it.The basic idea behind a cleanroom implementation is:- Have group-1 look at a codebase and write a very detailed specification- Have group-2 look at the specification and create a new codebase.The legal theory is that this is enough to remove the license terms on the original codebase, because group-2 did not actually look at any code. It is a 'clean' implementation.
Need Advice. Should I Give Up My CS Degree in the Last Semester?
Hi everyone. I am facing a dilemma currently. Can I get anyone advice on my situation. I feel like my future looks bleak at 23 now . I am currently in my final semester of CS degree. My internship start this month and graduation in August.I have to make a decision whether to delay my internship or drop out to get a full time job to pay for some of the living expenses as my dad didn't provides for the family anymore and cut off communication leaving me and my mom manage the living expenses o
IMDB created my account for merely visiting the site
I went to look up something on IMDb, and then I immediately got an email saying I registered for a new account. I probably did have amazon.com open in another browser tab, but I did not take any actions to created it. From what I can gather Amazon linked accounts are a new thing.The normal steps to delete an account don't work with Amazon linked accounts, and they send you to amazon.com account settings, which of course, is impenetrable. The Amazon customer service human did not even know w
Show HN: Coderegon Trail – A retro game to help you explore open-source repos
After seeing yesterday's insightful post on using git heuristics as the first step for exploring a codebase [1], I messaged a couple of friends to ask how they explore codebases today. All of us just point Claude or Codex at the repo and start asking questions. I realized I barely read docs, browse files on GitHub, or explore repos locally anymore without Claude Code. But using LLMs to help us learn and understand code rather than just write code still seems to be under-explored.A couple mo
Ask HN: Anyone else went through the AI-editor carousel back to the terminal?
My path over the last year or so: Cursor → Windsurf → VSCode + Claude → Warp → cmux → nvim + Claude Code Short version of what didn't stick:- Cursor: felt like a worse VSCode with AI bolted on- Windsurf: laggy enough to break flow- VSCode + Claude extension: actually the best of the bunch for a while, but started feeling like overkill once I realized 90% of what I used was the editor + chat sidebar- Warp: opinionated block UI and telemetry never sat right- cmux: lags unbearably, and
Ask HN: What would you do with an AI model capable of continuous learning?
Let's say, hypothetically, that you had a model that did not need to re-train in order to incorporate new information in its weights. What would you do with such a model?
Fragmenting world worsens finance squeeze, reversing decades of progress on development, UN report warns
Fragmenting world worsens finance squeeze, reversing decades of progress on development, UN report warns UNITED NATIONS, 9 April 2026 – Development financing trends are going in the wrong direction, the United Nations warned today. In many areas, progress has not only stalled but is reversing due
UN Warns Youth Exclusion Threatens Stability, Development Goals
UN warns sidelining young people risks policy failure, urging governments to embed youth in decision-making to secure peace ...
AB Sustainable Global Thematic Fund
Fees are Below Average compared to funds in the same category. AB Sustainable Global Thematic Fund has an expense ratio of 0.77 percent. Risk is Below Average compared to funds in the same category ...
Recognition for Best Sustainable Development Company 2026
The Global Banking & Finance Review Awards programme has officially opened nominations for Best Sustainable Development ...
Development finance gap risks reversing decades of progress
Global fragmentation, deepening geopolitical tensions and conflicts are putting decades of development progress at risk, the ...
Civic space crucial for democratic transition in Bangladesh: CPD
Civil society remains vital for inclusive governance, rights advocacy and accountability in Bangladesh, but its operating space is shaped by regulation, administrative practice and political realities, the Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) said today (8 April). These issues were discussed at the Expert Consultation Workshop titled Civil Society Roadmap for Engagement with Civil
MeitY Draft IT Rules meeting leaves key questions from platforms, civil society unresolved
MeitY’s IT Rules meeting ends without clarity on user liability and platform powers, leaving key questions unanswered.
Ask HN: Why are people buying GitHub repositories?
I got an email today morning:> I came across acheong08/ChatGPT on GitHub (27,954) and noticed it's archived and no longer receiving updates. Really well-built project. I run a small team that acquires codebases like this — we maintain them, keep attribution, and compensate the original creators fairly. Would you be open to a quick conversation about what a handoff might look like? No pressure — just exploring.The contents make no sense.1. It is
Show HN: Hazmat – I made unrestricted Claude Code safe on macOS
Hazmat gives AI coding agents full autonomy by containing them at the OS level — dedicated macOS user, kernel sandbox (Seatbelt), pf firewall, DNS blocklist, supply chain hardening (npm ignore-scripts), and automatic snapshots.I built it because manual approval mode is the worst of both worlds: fake security (any prompt injection bypasses it) and a productivity killer (you become the bottleneck). With OS-level containment in place, --dangerously-skip-permissions becomes safe by default.Setup