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Millions of developers build on Replit - many with AI agents writing the code. Speed like that needs security that keeps pace. Semgrep Guardian's secrets detection is now built directly into Replit, catching vulnerabilities the moment code is generated. Every scan completes in under 5 seconds and is deterministic on every run, so it doesn't slow developers down or add unpredictable cost to your agent. Paired with Replit's reasoning layer, it filters out >93% of false positives, so developers see high-confidence results, not noise. Live now, no setup required. Read the full announcement:  #AppSec# #AI# #DevSecOps#

CHINA DEVELOPS HYPERSONIC WEAPON TO HUNT US COMMAND AIRCRAFT THOUSANDS OF MILES AWAY China has reportedly developed hypersonic glide vehicles (HGVs) capable of launching air-to-air weapons, potentially allowing the PLA to attack high-value aircraft far beyond the traditional fighter-combat zone.

$AMZN DEVELOPS “FULLY AUTOMATED” DELIVERY STATIONS Amazon is working on Project Tetromino, an early-stage effort to use AI and robotics to automate delivery stations, the final warehouse stop before packages reach drivers. Internal documents reviewed by Business Insider outlined a 2028 pilot and projected the new design could process packages at roughly 2.5x the rate of existing stations. The documents estimated more than $530M in investment by 2029, although Amazon says those figures and the proposed rollout timeline are inaccurate and do not reflect its current plans. The system could also use Boxbot technology to automate package storage, sequencing and vehicle loading, some of the hardest parts of last-mile logistics to automate.

China develops AI model that spots depression 4 years in advance An AI model developed by researchers at Shenzhen University could potentially transform early intervention for a disorder affecting over 332 million people worldwide, the SCMP reports. The model analyzed how teenagers’ brains responded to happy, neutral and angry faces A tendency to perceive facial expressions negatively was linked to higher future depression risk The AI was trained on data from major adolescent studies across Europe In a second trial, abnormal readings were found specifically in participants diagnosed with major depressive disorder Using the AI model, researchers were able to predict which 19-year-olds would develop depression by the age of 23, and the trial data later confirmed their predictions.