PostgreSQL 19 has been delayed until November after AI-assisted code reviewers identified more bugs than core developers could fix before the planned release. Core developers reverted as many as 10 features while preparing the release. Developers attributed the delay to improved review tooling rather than “vibe coding.” The findings prompted maintainers to remove or defer affected work instead of shipping the original feature set on schedule.

Anthony and Joshua have departed from their roles as Project Leader and core team member, respectively. Andrew also resigned on Friday, leaving the project under the leadership of the remaining team members.

A large-scale malware distribution campaign on GitHub has been identified, involving 10,000 repositories that distribute Trojan malware. These repositories originate from different contributors and share a common pattern, enabling the creation of a script to find them.

Microsoft terminated the account used for signing Windows drivers and the bootloader, with no prior warnings or explanations provided. The termination message indicates that no appeal is possible.

Code Metal has raised $125 million to rewrite defense industry code using AI. Google and Microsoft report that 25–30% of their new code is AI-generated, while AWS has modernized 40 million lines of COBOL for Toyota using AI.

Thoughtworks held a Future of Software Development Retreat to discuss AI-enabled development. Rachel Laycock and a colleague addressed inquiries about the event's intent, clarifying it is not aimed at creating a new manifesto like the Agile Manifesto.