A pipeline used to fail quietly at 2 AM. An on-call engineer would wake up, tail the logs, and piece together what broke. That ritual is disappearing on the teams furthest along with AI —
Cloudflare cut 1,100 jobs in May. Same week, it posted its best quarter ever — $639.8 million in revenue, up 34% year over year. Matthew Prince called it an AI story anyway. That’s the pattern
Scripted configuration automation has run enterprise IT for a decade. Point a tool at a server fleet, define the desired state, and let it enforce that state everywhere. It works. Then an AI agent starts
OpenAI rarely retires consumer products this quickly. Atlas, the AI-powered browser it launched with ChatGPT built into its core, is shutting down less than a year after it arrived, promising to reinvent how we surf
Recruiters spent 2025 arguing about whether AI belonged in hiring. That argument is mostly over now — but a messier one has taken its place, about whether the tools actually work as advertised. AI use
Key Takeaways AI-authored code now makes up roughly a quarter of production commits at scale, per DX’s 2026 developer dataset — but organizational outcomes split hard depending on review rigor. A METR randomized controlled trial
Grok Voice got 21 new voices today. Lumen, Castor, Naksh, Atlas, Carina, Zagan, Helix, Orion, Luna — the names read like a fantasy roster. But bury yourself in the list, and two entries stand out
Release introduces AI Agents, AI Summary v2, secure email-based approvals, and the new Cflow Sign signing module Cflow, a no-code workflow automation platform serving finance, procurement, HR, and operations teams, today announced the general availability
A fan steps up to a giant screen. No controller, no remote. Just a hand wave, and a football icon slides across the display. Seconds later, a camera captures their goal-celebration pose. The system turns
Job losses. Job gains. Higher inflation. Lower inflation. A productivity boom, or a mirage. The data on AI’s economic footprint contradicts itself at every turn — and that gap is becoming the bigger risk. Ask