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I'm editor-in-chief of SD (Software Development) Times magazine for development managers. I'm also the co-founder of D2 Emerge, publishers of SD Times.
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Evolving how LLMs are measured for Android: the next era of Android Bench

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By David Rubinstein Verified
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The July release of Android Bench — its LLM benchmark leaderboard for Android development tasks — is now based upon the Harbor framework for evaluating models, Google has announced. In its blog post announcing the updates, the company noted that when Android Bench was introduced in March, the goal was to offer insights into model capabilities, offer AI options and to urge improving the models.
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Startup Entire Launches Distributed Git Network for the Agent Era

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By David Rubinstein Verified
| SD Times Verified
Five months after attracting $60 million in seed money for a $300 million valuation — called the largest seed round in developer tools history by its backer, Felicis — Entire is reimagining version control for agent-scale development, allowing developers to mirror GitHub repositories on an independent Git network built for agents.
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Survey reveals 78% of enterprises are reporting AI-related security incidents

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“The question is no longer whether organizations should adopt AI. It’s whether they can explain, govern and trust the AI they’ve already deployed,” said Brian Trzupek, Senior Vice President at DigiCert, in the report. “Those capabilities will increasingly determine which organizations can safely scale AI and which struggle with the risks it creates.” Among the key findings is that 90% of organizations are discussing AI governance at the C-level, but only half have developed programs for it.
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