As more companies plug AI agents into the deepest depths of their internal data banks, how can they be sure

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Agents are writing code faster than humans can review it. The answer is not “review faster”; that would be like

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This week during an interview with Bloomberg, Jensen Huang made quite the prediction. The Nvidia CEO said the semiconductor industry

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Sam Altman’s latest appearance on Patrick O’Shaughnessy’s Invest Like the Best podcast covered everything from AGI and robotics to the

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Every major security vendor now has an AI copilot, but Mate Security thinks they’re solving the wrong problem. The Tel

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AI agents can impress in a demo and still fumble in production. Diagrid’s Catalyst 2.0 aims to make them more

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Every enterprise runs on open source, but keeping it secure has become significantly harder. Frontier AI models are uncovering vulnerabilities

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After eight years of building a no-code automation platform, Tines launched 3B Tuesday, a new platform that uses AI to

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Anthropic does not want open-weight AI models banned. CEO Dario Amodei said so plainly today after a week of criticism.

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If you’re building traditional software, you write the product requirements document. If you’re building frontier AI, you run an evaluation.

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Moonshot AI has released the open weights for Kimi K3 on Hugging Face, giving developers access to one of the

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AI is changing the technology game so quickly that Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella can’t stop long-posting on Twitter. Microsoft has

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When we created software agents, we built them in the shape of humans, as solitary individuals.  Today, agents created by

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Observability platform company Dynatrace announced a set of advancements to its Dynatrace Intelligence service on Monday that aim to take

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Every time you use a privacy service like Apple’s iCloud Private Relay, you’re trusting a system designed so that no

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The current maelstrom of discussion surrounding the use of open-source software and open-weight AI models appears to be splitting opinion

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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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