AI consumes a lot of data, but all-you-can-eat data in the world of agentic intelligence eventually loses its flavor. Simply

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AWS has launched a native iOS app for Kiro, its AI-powered development environment, giving developers a way to monitor, steer,

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Vercel on Wednesday launched eve, a new open-source framework for building AI agents that treats each agent as a directory of

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Most AI coding tools work well inside a single repository. But few of them can operate across hundreds of services

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Copy to a new draft Chainguard is expanding its push to secure the fast‑growing world of AI coding agents with

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The bottleneck in software development has moved.  Writing code is no longer the constraint. Getting it safely to production is.

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AI is already inside most enterprises’ IT stacks, but it’s had a somewhat shambolic and unsystematic early adolescence. Employees use

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The Linux Foundation has long transcended its roots as a steward of the Linux kernel, emerging as a “foundation of

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Enterprises are pouring billions into AI and getting garbage back. A new startup says it knows why and has built

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Databricks wants to erase the divide between the databases that run a business and the systems that analyze it. At

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Today it was announced SpaceX will buy Anysphere, Inc., maker of AI coding agent Cursor, for $60 billion.  The news

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Amazon Web Services has added a third specialized “frontier agent” to its growing portfolio of AI tools aimed at IT

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Some 700 million people now use ChatGPT every week. Now, the next phase of AI is well underway, as agentic

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Anthropic has hit pause on a billing change affecting developers who use its Claude Agent SDK through a paid subscription

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The Anthropic-Mythos-Fable story has been The Topic since Friday, and it moved fast enough to lose anyone who blinked. Here’s my opinionated

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Canadian foundation model company Cohere has spent the past few years selling a specific idea to banks, governments, and healthcare

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The prompt-to-app loop has gotten genuinely good. Describe the thing, watch it appear, click deploy. Replit, Lovable, Base44 and others

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As the AI industry gradually builds standardization guidelines and systems, such as those overseen by the Tokenonmics Foundation, the need

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Engineers communicate constantly. Slack messages, design docs, RFC threads, code review comments: the job is as much about sharing intent

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A coding agent that scaffolds a working app over lunch will routinely stall around 30 steps into a production refactor.

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For a long time, logs lived in a strange purgatory: technically required, rarely read, and mostly forgotten until something broke.

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AI is empowering software teams to ship code faster than ever. Given that an average of 70% of incidents stem

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On Friday evening, Anthropic suddenly disabled its new flagship models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, after the U.S. government became

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A recent GigaOm CxO Decision Brief explores how AI retrieval architectures are evolving beyond flat vector databases as organizations combine

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JetBrains recently launched a program to bring hands-on coding practice into its professional development environments, targeting the gap between how

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Something shifted in the AI coding discourse this month. The argument is no longer about whether agents can write production

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This week Anthropic finally dropped the first model in its Mythos-class tier, Fable 5. The pitch was clear: this is

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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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Anthropic abruptly disabled Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all customers Friday evening, after the US government issued an export

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Every enterprise software vendor is currently selling some version of the same thing: AI agents grounded in enterprise context and

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