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    Telex is no more. 👋 Automattic’s experimental AI development tool has been retired, less than a year after Matt Mullenweg introduced it at WordCamp US 2025.
    Telex — AI-Assisted Authoring Environment for WordPress
    From telex.automattic.ai
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    The WordPress security team has started the Core Security Initiative to strengthen how the project handles a growing number of security reports.
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    The Core Security Initiative
    Over the past year, the WordPress project has seen a substantial increase in the volume of incoming security reports. Much of this growth reflects the rapid advancement of frontier AI models and th…
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    Aug 31
    Applications are now open for the host city of WordCamp Asia 2028.
    Call for next host city
    Call for next host City
    From asia.wordcamp.org
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    Rethinking do_action(): Events as objects, hooks as class names
    Rethinking do_action(): Events as objects, hooks as class names
    From developer.wordpress.org