일간 뉴스: 2026년 3월 29일

HBO is betting its new Harry Potter series can become a decade-defining streaming hit by readapting all seven books for a new generation. The article argues that watching the show will inevitably support J.K. Rowling, whose anti-trans statements have made the franchise politically fraught for many former fans.

Bluesky is leaning further into AI with Attie, a new app that helps users build custom feeds for the open atproto network. The tool appears aimed at making personalized feed creation easier for nontechnical users.

An engineering leader describes a six-month shift to AI-first software development, claiming the team delivered about 170% of its prior throughput with 30 engineers instead of 36. The article says AI-assisted workflows, better metrics, guardrails, and automated test generation improved release quality while reducing bugs and QA bottlenecks.

Amazon’s Big Spring Sale has discounted the Netvue Birdfy Feeder to $135.99 and the Birdbuddy Pro to $179.99, among their lowest prices yet. Both feeders offer cameras, motion alerts, video capture, and AI-powered species identification, with Birdbuddy offering sharper 2K video and premium subscription features while Birdfy includes lifetime bird recognition in this bundle.

Mark Zuckerberg reportedly reached out to Elon Musk by text to offer assistance with DOGE during the early days of the second Trump administration. The exchange suggests a notable shift after years of public tension, including Musk’s earlier cage-fight challenge to Zuckerberg.

The article revisits the Macintosh as both a landmark computer and a cultural event, amplified by Apple’s famous 1984 Super Bowl commercial. It notes that the original Mac had serious limitations, including weak memory, limited software, and little customization, but still helped redefine expectations for personal computing.

A Stanford computer science study examines how AI chatbots’ tendency toward sycophancy can become risky when users seek personal advice. The research tries to measure whether chatbots validate harmful beliefs or decisions instead of offering balanced guidance.

The article traces Apple’s shift from a smaller company harmed by Microsoft’s dominance in the 1990s to a tech giant facing its own App Store antitrust scrutiny. It frames today’s fights over app distribution, fees, and developer restrictions as part of a decades-long debate over platform power.