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Open banking is coming: New Zealand's vibe-coded AI problems just got a lot more serious

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By Jacob Munoz Verified
| IT Brief New Zealand Verified
Something I see regularly, as co-founder and the developer behind Afterburner, keeps me up at night. Across New Zealand's financial services sector, there are AI tools being deployed that have been built quickly, released faster, and secured almost not at all. In the industry, we've started calling them vibe-coded apps. They work, mostly. Until they don't. This matters more than most people realise right now, because New Zealand is about to open the taps.
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Quasi-liquid layer controls growth mechanisms of ice-like materials

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By Jacob Munoz Verified, Gaby Clark Verified, Robert Egan Verified
| Phys.org Verified
a) A VMD snapshot of the enlarged system illustrates the hydrate surface in the x–y plane, with TRP adsorbed onto the surface. The cyan sphere denotes the CO2 molecule positioned at the farthest separation distance for the PMF analysis. Bulk liquid are not explicitly shown for clarity. b) PMF analysis of CO2 adsorption into the hydrate cages at varing distance from the TRP adsorption site. Credit: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2026).
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Local groups look to help Kentuckians get criminal records cleared

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By Jacob Munoz Verified
| WKMS-FM (Murray, KY) Verified
Americans with criminal convictions can struggle to reintegrate with their communities even many years after serving their sentences. Background checks make finding a job or housing much more challenging. However, expungement offers a way out. In Kentucky, residents convicted of most misdemeanors and class D felonies can get their records cleared if they’ve served their full sentence and go another five years without being convicted of another crime.
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