Earlier this year, at its Sapphire conference, SAP outlined its plans for an “Autonomous Enterprise” run in large part by

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Pi spent much of the past year leaving MCP out of its coding agent, even as the protocol became standard

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OpenAI’s 28-day Codex shipping sprint has its first result, which means subscribers hoping for a free usage reset will have

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OpenAI has announced that developers can now opt in to watermarking text generated through its API, as the company extends

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Dynatrace closed its $915 million acquisition of Arize on October 1, joining Arize’s tracing and evaluation of AI agents to

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Guardrail selection has typically meant choosing between a purpose-built classifier and an LLM acting as a judge. Decision models such

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Palo Alto Networks introduced a new approach to AI-driven observability last week, signaling a shift from dashboards and manual incident

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Three posts landed in September that I think engineering leaders should read together. Anthropic’s engineering team wrote that their continuous

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Artificial intelligence has changed almost every aspect of software development and cybersecurity. But perhaps one of the most profound changes

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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,

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GitHub launched computer use in public preview on Thursday, giving Copilot CLI and its desktop app the ability to operate

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Welcome to another edition of Road to KubeCon, your source for everything Kubernetes and cloud-native as we count down the

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Developers have long been able to customize Claude Code to their preferences, via settings, persistent instructions in CLAUDE.md, hooks, and

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The Kubernetes ecosystem has a complexity problem, and most teams already know it. Standard Kubernetes (K8s) is extraordinarily powerful, but

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OpenAI’s new Dots can work around the clock without drawing down a user’s normal usage allowance during the launch period,

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Cloudflare opened a closed beta of its Monetization Gateway on Wednesday, giving domain owners a way to charge AI agents

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Observability has long been a staple of enterprise operations, giving companies a way to understand what their applications and infrastructure

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For many developers, building an application from an AI prompt is already part of the workday. Turning that first version

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I used to joke that every new technology came as a three-course CISO dinner: hype for the appetizer, hope for

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AWS on Thursday launched Strands Decider 2B, its take on decision models like Jev, Kev, imajev, Laya, and others. TypeSafe’s Jev kicked off the current

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Day 1 of a Kubernetes deployment usually feels like a milestone to an IT department: Clusters are provisioned, networking is

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Which team owns the service that depends on the vulnerable library? Which customers use that service, and what does each

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In June, the Five Eyes intelligence alliance issued a rare joint statement. Frontier AI models, they warned, are “anticipated to

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AI coding agents trying to work around a limitation in GitHub’s command-line tool ended up publishing more than 13,000 internal

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Building the app was never the hard part. Now, with AI agents assisting with development, teams complete applications and internal

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Google on Wednesday announced Gemini 4 Argon, the company’s long-awaited flagship model, and it looks like it was worth the

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Cohere released Embed 5 on Wednesday, giving teams the option to index data with Embed 5 Pro and query those

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When new CloudBees CEO Mo Plassnig took the job earlier this year, his board of directors handed him a mandate

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OpenAI’s new Dots are built to keep working after you step away. Launched at DevDay on Tuesday, the always-on agents

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Ahhh, demo AI agents. Don’t you just love them? Cute and cuddly, solving all your company’s problems without complaints, missteps,

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