“Vibe coding,” a recent trend of using large language models (LLMs) to generate code based on plain-language prompts, can yield code that is vulnerable to up to nine out of the top 10 weaknesses in the Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE), according to Backslash Security.Vibe coding, while only gaining popularity within the last few months, is … Read more
Steve Peers, Professor of Law, Royal Holloway University of London Photo credit: Andre Engels, via Wikimedia Commons The EU’s asylum pact was adopted less a year ago, and mostly won’t apply for over another year – and yet the EU Commission has already proposed to amend it, in order to bring forward some of … Read more
Image Source: 123rf.com We all know the financial world can be complicated—but what many people don’t realize is how often shady money practices slip under the radar. Some unethical financial behaviors have become so normalized that people barely question them anymore. From sneaky bank fees to misleading credit card offers, these actions might not be … Read more
A reader asks: There has been a clear distinction in recent years in sentiment data where party/political leaning sentiment goes in the opposite direction depending on who the President is. Anecdotally I have noticed in my friend group, family, social media, and even with some financial professionals online that people seem to be actually making … Read more
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