The biggest update to the Model Context Protocol (MCP) since its launch is almost here. Lead maintainers froze the release

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Over two days this month, two of the most credible people in the industry published framework manifestos on X. Microsoft

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In digital operations management, AI agents give organizations a competitive edge by reducing incident volume and accelerating recovery. The potential

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If software engineers are no longer writing code, what are they doing? That’s the question on millions of minds.  AI

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When operations teams get an alert, three questions need to be answered before any action can take place:  Without a

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A change to a service that consumes from Kafka is not validated until it has run against the real system:

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The fight over open-weight AI entered a new round over the last week. On July 22, White House officials accused

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On Friday, Anthropic launched Opus 5, the latest iteration of its heavyweight model. Arriving just two months after Opus 4.8

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang used his first post on X to share a public letter backing frontier open-weight models. Signed

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Anthropic launched Opus 5 on Friday, the latest version of what used to be the company’s flagship model (before the

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According to OpenAI, the Hugging Face security breach was an “unprecedented cyber incident, involving state-of-the-art cyber capabilities.” Critics may disagree. Back

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Google Cloud announced it had put Cloud Run sandboxes into public preview earlier this month at WeAreDevelopers World Congress in

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The instinct is almost universal: When something goes wrong, security teams reach for more data. The belief is that if

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We removed friction from code delivery and exposed a bigger one: test data delays. For years, the software delivery conversation

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OpenAI and Anthropic both rolled out major voice updates on Thursday afternoon, but the frontier AI labs seem to be

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The AI industry has largely focused on language-based approaches, using transformers trained on massive datasets to predict words or fill

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The models small enough to run on the box on your desk are getting good enough that the interesting question

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Cursor, the AI coding tool recently acquired by Elon Musk’s SpaceX in a $60 billion all-stock deal, has launched a

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Every product team is chasing the same moment: The user opens a page and thinks, this understands me. A shopper

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Many industries are excited about the possibilities AI opens up for software development. Still, for regulated industries, there’s something extra

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The AI ecosystem is drowning in tutorials on how to build a retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) app in five minutes. The

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Top White House technology official Michael Kratsios on Wednesday accused Chinese artificial intelligence startup Moonshot of using deceptive practices to

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Software delivery lifecycle company (SDLC) Harness wants to put agents through the same pipelines and controls that all application code

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The general consensus emerging across the AI and industrial spheres is that the models themselves are no longer the bottleneck

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Anthropic is bringing the team behind AI startup Mendral on board to strengthen Claude’s software engineering capabilities. As part of

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Moonshot AI became the latest AI company to discover that launching a popular model is only half the battle. Less

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Ask an AI model what comes next after “bacon-double”, and the return is fairly unanimously “cheeseburger.” It’s a pattern-matched, single-pass

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Microsoft and Mistral are deepening their partnership with a multibillion-dollar agreement focused on enterprise AI infrastructure. The goal is to

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Block on Tuesday launched Buzz, a free, open-source workspace meant to give people and AI agents a Slack-like service for

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Google on Tuesday launched three new Gemini models: Gemini 3.6 Flash, a cheaper and faster 3.5 Flash-Lite, and 3.5 Flash

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