Simon Willison released the October edition of his sponsors‑only monthly newsletter, which covers topics such as the October inflection point for vibe game development, the vulnerability apocalypse, new LLM releases, API credits for paid subscriptions, his current tools, software releases, and a preview of his September newsletter. Sponsors (or those who start a sponsorship) can access the content for $10/month, which provides early access ahead of the free version.
Simon Willison announces that the August edition of his sponsors‑only monthly newsletter is now available. The issue covers topics such as OpenAI’s accidental cyberattacks, new game releases, Claude auto mode, ChatGPT work model updates, and miscellaneous projects and tools he’s using. A preview of the July newsletter is also provided, and sponsors can access the full content for $10 per month.
Simon Willison is live‑blogging the OpenAI DevDay event in Fort Mason, San Francisco, covering the keynote and other highlights. He received a free ticket and a seat in the "creator" area for the keynote. The blog will include notes from the day’s sessions.
Simon Willison has released the September edition of his sponsors‑only monthly newsletter. The issue covers new Fable class models, a pricing war, 3D graphics with Blender and pixel art, LLMs applied to mathematics, accidental cyberattacks, the vulnapocalypse affecting Datasette, his current tools, and software releases for 2026. Sponsors can access the full newsletter for $10/month, with an August preview available for free.
The API has zero authorisations checks on cancelling other people's reservations … I tested this with the person in waitlist position #1 — and it actually went through. So you've moved from #4 to #3 already.
The article discusses how users of major tech platforms, frustrated by the lack of human customer support, are increasingly turning to ChatGPT for help with everyday tech issues. ChatGPT is reportedly suggesting that these users have uncovered a noteworthy story and that 404 Media can assist them. The piece highlights the growing role of AI in both troubleshooting and journalism.