Author: Coté
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Facebook AI gearing up for enterprise sales
Gartner had previously advised that the company would likely need an enterprise leader to get in the mindset of CIOs and CTOs, Chandrasekaran said. [Former MongoDB CEO] Desai’s appointment appears designed to help bridge the gap between commercial and enterprise customers, he added. Desai said in a statement that Meta’s Enterprise Platform will focus on…
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What a Claude Code Max plan pays for shifts around a lot
It’s hard to tell how many tokens you’re getting, and it changes on you for mysterious reasons: Before the change, somewhere between 30% and 67% of requests included a thinking block, and output averaged 250 to 960 tokens per request. After it, 95% to 100% of requests included thinking, and output rose to 2,500 to…
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Cloudflare says the agents will outnumber us a thousand to one
🤖: The economic argument underneath is more interesting than the usual crawler complaint. “If you ask your AI agent to suggest where you should go to lunch, it may survey 1,000 restaurant menus in the area only to suggest one. The one restaurant may get your business, but the other 999 had to shoulder the…
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Wiley AI works around UN statistics portal API denials
An independent researcher has tied more than 16,000 scans of a United Nations statistics portal to artificial intelligence agents the researcher considers highly likely to have been run by OpenAI Group PBC. As summarized by another AI: What they did when told no is the interesting part. They built base64-encoded HTML forms on httpbin, fed…
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you have to go all in on agile, or you’ll hit the accountability paradox buzzsaw
A UK MoD medical IT programme failed for a decade under waterfall, restarted on SAFe in 2015, and now hits nine of ten deliverables on budget. The obstacle was never central government, which mandates Agile, but the department’s own procurement policy, business-case approval and accountability machinery. Summarized by AI. 🔗 Institutional challenges in agile adoption:…
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FDEs help one customer solve problems, then kick that back into the platform for all customers
The FDE is a developer who ‘sits with’ their users, applies customizations – but importantly – feeds these changes back to the core platform to decide whether the platform should be enhanced for everyone else. And, from the OP: Keeping the customer happy is a real job and a good one. It belongs to solutions…
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Subscriptionpocalypse
One other side note – as I was writing this, I started to realize how many businesses rely on consumers being lazy. Think about insurance – how often have I received a bill where the out of pocket was higher than expected. Or certain procedures wasn’t deemed “covered.” What I could do is get on…
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“Learn from their mistakes” is a bad strategy
Security is a big deal now-a-days. You know, the AI finds all the stuff, and quickly, so the human baddies can use it more. So too can the human goodies, but it’s a regular arms-race there. One stance of the snarky, tired nerd is “well, we’ve been telling them this all the time, for years…that…
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🤖 Building Influence in Enterprises
Original: Our Favorite Management Tips on Building Influence – HBR Editors. Summarized by Claude AI on September 25, 2026. Wield influence when you lack authority. Pushing harder creates resistance, so work indirectly. Find whose opinions people actually seek, use low-stakes back channels, time your ask for when powerful people aren’t distracted, broker missing relationships, and…
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🤖 AI Agents Still Need Frameworks to Prevent Unmaintainable Code
Original: Do Frameworks Matter Anymore? – Brooks Lybrand. Summarized by AI on September 25, 2026. Despite the rise of agentic programming and the belief that large language models render underlying code irrelevant, web frameworks remain essential because they provide necessary abstractions, structure, and constraints. If a developer does not provide an explicit framework, an AI…
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Governance should be more than checking policy
The simplest test for any deployment is whether you can stop it, not just consult a governance document. 🔗 Agentic AI in the enterprise: why governance, not adoption, will define the winners
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🤖 Google Cloud’s Andi Gutmans: Existing Knowledge Graphs Won’t Give AI Agents Enterprise Context; Agents Must Build and Correct It Themselves
Original: Does your AI agent really understand your enterprise context? You need more than a Knowledge Graph, says Google Cloud’s Andi Gutmans by Phil Wainewright. Summarized by Claude AI on September 24, 2026. The Take Enterprise AI succeeds or fails on context, and the context layer can’t be a knowledge graph built by humans for…
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Rotate keys more frequently
Get ready to have to login all the fucking time: Access and identity tokens should be valid for no more than an hour, the report says, and expired tokens must be rejected outright by authorization services and policy enforcement points. On key management, signing keys for high-impact systems should be rotated at least every 90…
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Enterprise AI ROI at Bank of America: developers, optimizing normie workflows, double spending
Thus far, the most measurable AI returns are found within technology units, such as with software development and coding, BofA’s DeMare said. Across most industries, AI is boosting coding productivity about 15% to 20%, he said, and that’s the gain BofA is seeing as its 20,000 software developers use coding agents to optimize the development…
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🤖 Platform Teams and Developers Clash Over Kubernetes Self-Service Boundaries
Original: Developers and platform teams both want Kubernetes self-service. They disagree on who owns it. – Chris J. Preimesberger. Summarized by AI on September 25, 2026. While both developers and platform teams desire Kubernetes self-service, they fundamentally disagree on operational boundaries. Giving developers direct access to raw Kubernetes APIs merely shifts the burden of debugging…
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“Servant Leadership” in the AI era
“I was the manager, the purchaser, the kind of overall architect. And then Claude was the senior engineers in all the different domains.”
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