The Morning Dev

Only the news worth knowing

‹
 
  • AAPL 344.17 ▼ 1.53%
  • MSFT 535.93 ▼ 3.58%
  • NVDA 181.60 ▼ 9.26%
  • GOOGL 282.57 ▼ 2.20%
  • AMZN 260.21 ▼ 2.19%
  • META 605.08 ▼ 3.96%
  • TSLA 343.69 ▼ 10.77%
  • AVGO 291.53 ▼ 10.43%
  • TSM 353.10 ▼ 10.78%
  • ORCL 115.16 ▼ 6.93%
  • AMD 404.40 ▼ 17.26%
  • NFLX 65.56 ▼ 1.25%
  • CRM 222.41 ▼ 2.07%
  • ADBE 246.44 ▼ 0.82%
  • INTC 52.25 ▼ 10.33%
  • IBM 247.11 ▼ 2.84%
  • PLTR 154.99 ▼ 9.73%
  • SNOW 269.54 ▼ 7.25%
  • NET 244.51 ▼ 8.28%
  • SAP 243.53 ▲ 1.45%
Software Engineering Daily cover

🎧 Software Engineering Daily · Interviews with builders

SED News: PHP’s Megabug, a Hidden Mic at OpenAI, and Dead AI Products

· 54 min

In this episode

SED News is a monthly podcast from Software Engineering Daily where hosts Gregor Vand and Sean Falconer break down the biggest stories shaping software engineering, Silicon Valley, and the broader tech industry. In this episode, Gregor and Sean cover the PHP remote code execution flaw that hit an estimated 70 percent of the internet, the recording device an OpenAI employee hid in a conference room, and a busy run of deals including Chroma joining Replit , Cloudflare taking Deno , and Supabase acquiring Turso . The main topic tours the AI graveyard, sorting recent product failures into patterns: features swallowed by bigger platforms, runaway hits too costly or risky to sustain, interfaces ma…

Full show notes ↗

More from Software Engineering Daily

More to listen to