This week, Anthropic revealed it built an in-house version control system to handle exploding code merges. It says Claude was both part

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What happens when you give an AI support agent a permission it never needed, then assign it a task the

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AI has changed the economics of software creation: A task that once took hours to implement can now start with

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On BrowseComp-Plus, GPT-4.1 answered 93.49% of the questions correctly when it was given the supporting documents directly. When an agent

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Linux creator and longtime lead maintainer Linus Torvalds turned to Anthropic’s Claude Code to tackle a kernel performance problem that

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A team of researchers investigating AI agents trying to bypass Alibaba’s anti-bot protections left a hidden message inviting the agents

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In cloud-native operations, few scenarios are as maddening as the “phantom slowdown.” This happens when Grafana or Kubernetes dashboards show

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When building AI prototypes, developers naturally want to get up and running as fast as possible. But move too fast,

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A joint IDC and Lenovo study reports that 88% of AI proof-of-concept (POC) projects fail to reach production because of unclear

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Jev has a lot to answer for. Ever since AI startup TypeSafe unveiled the decision model in mid-September, the industry

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Chainguard has launched an AI-powered security harness that uses frontier models, including Anthropic’s restricted Claude Mythos 5.1, to find and

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For roughly $825, Anthropic’s Frontier Red Team built a cluster of 15 off-brand Android TV boxes that runs an AI

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On Tuesday, Google made Gemini 4 Argon, the company’s new flagship model, available to developers on the paid tier of

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More than 20 percent of the MCP-related access policies that Shawn Petty’s team reviewed across customer and prospect environments were

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Workday on Tuesday made Sana, its AI assistant, the new home screen for its HR, finance, and IT software. If

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Workday is opening up its platform and allowing developers to build their own HR and finance agents in Claude Code,

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Elon Musk’s mission to unify his sprawling tech empire continues apace, with the news that X, Grok, and Cursor are

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OpenCode 2.0 is getting a formal unpacking today, some three months after its public beta launch. The sizable architectural upgrade

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If you run a Kubernetes platform, you’ve probably got at least one Grafana dashboard for resource visibility on your workloads.

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Google took two months to patch an unauthenticated RCE vulnerability in its developer documentation infrastructure. The problem was a reused

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Build-or-buy is usually framed as an engineering trade-off, where developer time is weighed against integration and migration overhead, and control

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OpenAI founding member Andrej Karpathy, who joined Anthropic in May, thinks most of the world has little idea of what

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Every Claude Code user has watched a new session start from zero. You open it on a system you built

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Anthropic’s new OSS Scanner, launched last week as part of its broader Cyber Mission, exposes a problem inside the company’s

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Your agent is live. The service is healthy. But are its answers getting better? By connecting production traces, curated data,

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Microsoft on Friday launched Microsoft-Decision-1 in Foundry, three days after OpenAI opened its Decisions API to every developer in public

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I’m Matt Burns, Chief Content Officer at Insight Media Group. Each week, I round up the most important AI developments,

The post Elon Musk’s Grok Bot will pick Claude over Grok when it’s better. One-model loyalty is dead. appeared first on The New Stack.

Welcome back to another edition of Road to KubeCon, where we’re tracking the latest movements in the cloud-native ecosystem as

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Cloudflare is buying the startup founded by Node.js creator Ryan Dahl, a longtime competitor that recently built its own open-source

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Running applications in production means maintaining an “always-on” posture through disruptions. Infrastructure fails; dependencies slow down, and networks partition, not

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