Tag: AI
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Dutch sentiment on AI generated content
77 percent of Dutch respondents want mandatory labels for AI-generated art. For one in three Dutch, discovering that a beautiful artwork is made by artificial intelligence feels like deception. 🔗 Survey: 77% of Dutch want clear labels for AI-generated art
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MCP in the front, CLI in the back
MCP is good when you want: “1. Control over exactly which external services it can access 2. A way to handle authentication that doesn’t allow the agent to directly access API keys 3. A sensible UI to allow users to connect and authenticate further services 4. Strong audit logging for what’s going on” Some real…
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programmers are managers now
The central task becomes describing an objective precisely enough for the system to divide it, establishing the rules under which the agents operate, and judging whether their collective output belongs in the codebase. 🔗 Claude Code Turns Software Development Into a Management Job
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Relative to your interests, Monday
Also: decoupling self worth from paid labor, what is actually in those markdown files, what the normies think of AI, MCP as an interface contract that outlives the models, and how Casper mattresses bootstrapped the podcast industrial complex.
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Left without comment
Why the people inside the AI bubble genuinely believe the machines might kill everyone, and, in Culture Corner, sweatpants.
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Relative to your interests, Thursday
Also: sovereign agentic AI on Tanzu, TrueSource trusted artifacts, reverse engineering ChatGPT Work, agents that took over a wiki, accidental platforms, and a meeting that could have been an email.
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These AI companies aren’t serious people w/r/t “Enterprise”
Trust in these vendors is not warranted yet. They are not enterprise grade. They don’t understand enterprise terms and conditions. They don’t understand enterprise liability. They don’t understand enterprise you know consistency and continuity… If you decide to stay with the first version of a model, they’re not going to be paying attention to you…
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How much AI runs on Kubernetes?
The problem appears when AI workloads enter that mature infrastructure. According to the figures Katie presented, 66% of organizations are already deploying AI workloads on Kubernetes. But only 7% are doing it daily, while 47% deploy them occasionally. Of the organizations using Kubernetes for AI, 23% have fully adopted the Kubernetes stack and 43% have…
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Enterprise AI spending
Global AI spend is forecasted to total $2.7 trillion this year, representing a 49.5% increase year over year… The amount of money that is going into AI infrastructure — the chips that are being made, the servers that are being bought, the data centers that are being built, the power, utilities, cooling that are going…
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Confessions of an Unrepentant Slop Snob
Good things are good, and bad things are bad. 🔗 Confessions of an Unrepentant Slop Snob
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How people around the world use AI at work
Meanwhile, people are using AI to help their small businesses. 🔗 How people around the world use AI at work
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The Interfaces Are Arriving
For an engineering organization, the immediate consequence is reuse. An MCP server for an internal ticketing system can serve every compatible IDE, chat application, and agent. Models and hosts will keep changing; the interface contract, server implementation, schemas, and authorization wiring can endure. The integration becomes an asset shared across applications. Language servers followed the…
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Slop Is Really Good Now. Slop Is Where We Start Now
When the baseline is good enough, being intentional about which aspects need to be great is the whole job. The floor is rising; our job is to spot how to raise it further. Design here is knowing how to articulate and leverage craft. That’s a real opportunity for designers to be articulate, and to work…
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Left without comment
Rogue agents spamming a dormant German wiki, an AI jobs boom that has yet to eat anyone, and the soon to be lost art of writing code.
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The jobs apocalypse is postponed. An AI jobs boom is here
AI has created around 1m new jobs in America against roughly 200,000 layoffs attributed to it since mid-2023, with five industries at the heart of the data-centre build-out adding about 320,000 jobs above trend and data-centre installation work advertising wages about 40% above comparable roles elsewhere. Against that, employment among customer-service workers is down about…
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Broadcom’s AI Trajectory: De-Risking Silicon Growth and Managing Credit Exposure
🔗 Broadcom’s AI Trajectory: De-Risking Silicon Growth and Managing Credit Exposure
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Tech sector continues to shed workers amid AI shift
The technology sector shed about 14,700 workers in August while other industries added 86,000 tech workers, and unemployment among IT professionals rose to 3.1% from 2.8% in July. Tech companies announced over 155,000 job cuts in 2026 against 19,000 new hires, with 320,000 active postings requiring AI skills. Summarized by AI. 🔗 Tech sector continues…
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OpenAI to set misalignment disclosure rules after agents took over a wiki
🔗 OpenAI to set misalignment disclosure rules after agents took over a wiki
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Relative to your interests, Friday
Fewer than a quarter of enterprises have scaled AI. Also: adoption that’s broad but shallow, agent sprawl vs. a runtime, second brains, and MCP as SOAP for Zoomers.
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