Since early August, Claude embeds an invisible watermark in the text it generates, driven by the EU AI Act. It survives copy-paste, not paraphrase, and it proves one thing that most of the reaction gets wrong: that Claude processed the text, never that Claude wrote it. Which is the right frame for writing with AI at all, use it to turn knowledge into prose, and verify every claim it hands you yourself.
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Most people run an AI to write code and then review the output by hand. The step almost nobody adds is the feedback loop - let the CI pipeline produce a report, hand it back to the AI, and let it fix its own mistakes on the feature branch before a human ever looks. It cuts the amount of AI code you have to review by a lot, because the model catches its own garbage first.
5 months ago
The Trust Boundary You Did Not Know You Had - Configuration Files, Pull Requests, and the Gemini CLI Hook CVE
Modern pull request review is built on a clean trust boundary. Code in the PR is untrusted until reviewers approve it. Configuration in the PR is treated as ambient context, more or less along for the ride. The Gemini CLI hook CVE that landed in May 2026 made it