Gem.coop is a community-driven hosting service for Ruby gems, designed for speed and compatibility with Bundler, established by former maintainers of RubyGems.org. It aims to provide transparent, sustainable, and secure gem hosting, welcoming contributions from the Ruby community. Users can switch their Gemfile source to Gem.coop for real-time updates on all gems.

The Critical AI Security Guidelines draft offers a comprehensive framework for securing AI deployments, focusing on multi-layered security approaches, governance adaptations, and risk management. Public comments are encouraged to enhance the guidelines, fostering community engagement and collaboration in developing AI security standards.

OpenTofu 1.10 has been released, introducing significant new features and improvements that address long-standing community requests, including OCI registry support and enhanced state management. The project has gained momentum, joining the CNCF as a Sandbox project, and is nearing 10 million GitHub downloads, reflecting its growing adoption in the infrastructure-as-code ecosystem. OpenTofu's commitment to community-driven innovation and governance is evident in this milestone release.