Cursor launched Origin, its own git hosting service, on August 17, 2026, coinciding with a major GitHub outage. The service, built on technology from Cursor's acquisition of Graphite, offers pull requ…
Cursor launched Origin, a git-based code hosting platform embedded inside its AI-powered editor, positioning it as an alternative to GitHub for teams already using Cursor. The beta is rolling out on P…
Pew Research Center's Data Labs team analyzed nearly half a million webpages and found signs of AI authorship or editing on about 10% of them, with the share rising to 35% for pages published after Ch…
GitHub has announced that Stacked Pull Requests are now available in public preview, enabling developers to break large software changes into smaller, dependent pull requests that can be reviewed and …
Cursor launched Origin, a code hosting platform with full pull request support and bidirectional GitHub sync, in beta to all paid users on August 17, the same day GitHub suffered a seven-and-a-half-ho…
Cursor, backed by SpaceX, launched Origin, an AI-native code hosting platform now in beta for paid users, designed to handle AI-driven workloads that strain traditional Git infrastructure. Origin supp…
Cursor co-founder and CEO Michael Truell launched Origin on August 17th, extending the AI coding company's stack into repository hosting, pull requests, and code shipping infrastructure. Origin begins…
Cursor announced Origin, a new git hosting and code storage platform designed for teams and AI agents, with a waitlist now open and availability slated for this fall. The product aims to address the l…
Cursor launched Origin on August 11th, a Git platform designed to host code produced by fleets of AI agents, extending the company's reach from agent assignment to code merging. The product, introduce…
OpenAI released GPT-5.6, focusing on cost efficiency rather than raw capability, while DeepMind published Gemini Robotics 2 for whole-body coordination in unstructured environments. GitHub shipped sta…
YouTube and Substack are taking different approaches to curb AI-generated content, with YouTube restricting monetization for certain AI-narrated videos and Substack rolling out an AI detector powered …
A majority of internet traffic now comes from bots, with Cloudflare reporting in June that 57% of webpage requests were made by bots, marking the first time bots outnumbered humans by its metrics. AI …
Substack has partnered with AI detection company Pangram to offer subscribers a tool that scans posts, notes, comments and replies for AI-generated text, aiming to combat 'Claudefishing' — when reader…
Substack has introduced a new tool powered by AI detection company Pangram that lets readers scan posts, notes, replies, and comments for AI-generated content, available now on web and iOS with Androi…
Automated requests surpassed human traffic on the web for the first time in June 2026, with Cloudflare Radar data showing 57.5% of HTML web traffic coming from machines versus 42.5% from humans, accor…
Charlie, an open-source email automation system, now includes a PR review agent that defines authority, completeness, memory, recovery, and a clear operating contract to handle edge cases like changin…
Researchers have documented that AI-generated web content now accounts for over half of new English-language articles, while AI agents are projected to generate a thousand times more search queries th…
The percentage of ad spend going to made-for-advertising (MFA) sites increased for the first time since 2023, rising from 0.6% in Q4 2025 to 1.1% in Q1 2026, according to the Association of National A…
Three independent 2026 datasets confirm the 'dead internet' theory: automated traffic now accounts for 53% of all web traffic, AI-written articles surpassed human-written ones in November 2024, and un…
Cursor data shows a rising share of AI-generated code changes reaching production without manual review, signaling a shift in software development practices. GitLab's AI Accountability Report reveals …