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Vibecoder ran Minecraft inside GTA V on iPhone — using Claude Opus 5.5 AI

Developer recreates Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (2009) source code using AI and over 500 billion tokens

Even before the release of a washing machine or a carton of milk, more safety regulations are applied. Microsoft President harshly criticized the lack of AI regulation

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Fedorov announced his participation in the creation of a new Shahed jet interceptor. Lasar’s Group has already conducted its combat tests

Russian hackers gained access to 628,000 records of Ukrainians using Claude Code

VARUS.UA is preparing to launch its own marketplace, which will be headed by former Head of Marketplace at ALLO Denis Koretsky

Researchers tested whether AI could hack a factory. It coped with all eight tasks to control industrial equipment

KAI and MIT, with the support of Skyfall, Warbirds, Frontline Robotics, launched a joint engineering program. What is the Ukraine Innovation and Engineering Lab?

Former DTEK IT manager heads digital transformation at Darnytsia

Broadcom CEO Compares AI Investors to Casino Players. What's Behind His Skepticism?

A Ukrainian IT professional has developed his own local tool for calculating taxes for individual entrepreneurs of group 3

Phantom Defense acquires KARAKURT developer and integrates UAV mesh interception technology

BlueBird Tech launches portable charging station diagnostics and repair service

The government may significantly reduce the number of people booked and rewrite the criticality categories. What is known about this

Where to get water during outages: online resources in Kyiv, Lviv, Kharkiv, Odessa and Dnipro

Due to enemy attacks, water supply problems are occurring in the capital and other Ukrainian cities. The dev.ua editorial team has collected online resources where you can get water in Kyiv, Lviv, Kharkiv, Odessa, and Dnipro during outages. Special maps and chatbots are available for convenient search in some cities.

Attacks on Yandex data centers took down Russian botnets. Is this true?

As we read in the news this morning, Cloudflare Radar has detected a sudden and critical drop in automated bot traffic coming out of Russian tech giant Yandex’s networks. And this happened right after Ukrainian drones successfully attacked the company’s key data centers in Sasovo (a cool name) and Kaluga.

Over 80% of Ukrainians have started saving on online purchases. What the study shows

Which IT specialists most often have two jobs and how many of them work more than 60 hours a week. The main thing from DOU analytics

The SBU discovered 40,000 cameras that could potentially be used by Russia for espionage. What is known about this

Why I'm betting on Threads to compete with X and Reddit: a marketer's perspective

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Why I'm betting on Threads to compete with X and Reddit: a marketer's perspective

How text-based social networks are changing and why the old rules of the game no longer work

A Ukrainian developer created the Tavul application — a medication tracker with two modes of administration: on schedule and as needed

Japan declares 'cyber emergency' over massive hacker attacks. Stolen documents can be sold on the darknet for 15 cents

Yandex will need six months to replace the destroyed equipment in the data centers attacked by Ukraine. What are the consequences?

Tencore announced the launch of Ukraine's first NRC ecosystem instead of a "technological zoo". What is it about

"When a new threat appears: a change in electronic warfare or tactics for hunting operators, we don't wait for the next "version" of the product once a year." Buntar Aerospace co-founder on multi-million dollar investments, scaling, and plans for the future

Ukrainian Buntar Aerospace raised $16 million in investment last week. The company develops Buntar-3 reconnaissance drones and Buntar Copilot software, which helps automate some of the crew’s work. Now the main task is to scale production to meet growing demand from the front. The company says that its solutions have already proven their effectiveness in combat conditions. In particular, Buntar-3 helped strike a Shahed warehouse at the Donetsk airfield. The funds raised will be used primarily to expand production capacities, develop software and an engineering team. Other areas include developing solutions for anti-drone defense, precision strikes, and developing the production of medium-range drones. dev.ua spoke with Buntar Aerospace co-founder Bohdan Sas about why the company is attracting investment right now, what is holding back its growth, and what role algorithms already play in combat missions. Also, how quickly developers are adapting technologies to new threats on the frontline, whether they plan to enter international markets, and what results they want to achieve in the next two to three years.