Microsoft is turning Fabric, its integrated data platform, into the place enterprise agents go to learn how a company works, whether

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Six months ago I wrote about how to kill the code review, and I was wrong. I still think line-by-line

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The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is often discussed as a policy or reporting challenge. But for organizations that build products

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If you rely too heavily on one AI provider, switching can mean rebuilding workloads and moving data while you face

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OpenClaw has come a long way since it emerged as a viral weekend project less than a year ago. Created

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The debate over what size, shape, and scale of model best suits each task isn’t going away any time soon.

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OpenAI has announced that it’s making it easier for ChatGPT subscribers to use their allowance inside third-party AI and coding

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On Tuesday, OpenAI introduced a new $ 500-per-month Pro plan that gives subscribers the highest included usage of the company’s

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OpenAI on Tuesday launched GPT-6.1 Sol, the newest version of its workhorse model, only a week after launching GPT-6 Sol.

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At its DevDay event on Tuesday, OpenAI introduced Dots: persistent agents built on GPT-6 Astra that run on their own

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With the sudden rise of TypeSafe’s Jev, decision models have become incredibly popular, so it’s not surprising that OpenAI is

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Anthropic released Claude Opus 5.5 on September 22, saying it performs at the level of Claude Fable 5.1 on most

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The objective of this article is to provide a strategy to catch resource ownership going stale the moment it happens,

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Suppose someone on your operations team wants to ask their AI assistant: “Which orders are going to miss today’s shipping

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Fireworks Research launched Ember-1 on September 23 as a research preview. Built on Moonshot’s open-weight model, Kimi K3, it claims

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Anthropic’s Claude Sonnet 5.5, released Monday, is the first Sonnet model to launch with cyber safeguards and model fallbacks like

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In a report published Friday, OpenAI shares evidence of a new variety of prompt injection that can self-propagate like a

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Anthropic on Monday launched Claude Sonnet 5.5, the latest version of its workhorse model and the second model in the

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Meta announced on Monday that it is building a new enterprise business around its AI models and agents and has

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Last week, OpenAI published new reports detailing misalignment issues with its agents. This time, two internal models found ways around

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You built a search system using the latest, greatest models, and maybe you were thrilled with the outcome. But what

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While SpaceX and Nvidia plan to place a space-optimized Vera Rubin AI system in orbit by late 2027, Google’s far

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OpenAI launched GPT-6 Sol on September 22, claiming it scores higher than Claude Opus 5 on business workflow tasks at

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AI coding agents can get an application running quickly, but taking that prototype into production is another problem. The database

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Cloudflare has announced an open source tool that takes an API definition and automatically produces the SDKs, command-line tools, documentation,

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OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, and Google have all recently disclosed that their models broke out of their test environments and reached

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Over its five-year history, P99 CONF has hosted quite a few speakers who’ve offered pointed takedowns of the namesake metric.

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AI is changing expectations around infrastructure and operations, including Kubernetes management. When models run close to the data they use,

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Every infrastructure team makes decisions that are difficult to reverse. Most of the time, that works out. Sometimes it does

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The identity part of agent security is settled. An agent needs its own identity: a short-lived, revocable credential scoped to

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