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Epherem launched as a free source code security scanner for applications built with AI that checks authentication, database access, exposed API keys, and vulnerable packages. It lets you start scans by uploading a ZIP or connecting a GitHub repository. Users now get plain-English findings with suggested fixes and paste-ready prompts for AI coding assistants, plus exportable reports that include issues the scanner can’t fully verify.
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20 October 2026
AI policy and AI product rollouts collided today, with governments trying to pin down a technology that’s been treated—by everyone from startups to procurement officers—as if it will simply arrive anyway. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani used People’s AI Assembly to argue that AI deployment isn’t inevitable, pointing to his order banning AI use in elementary and middle schools and pressing residents to demand accountability rather than waiting for federal guidance to catch up.
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