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Why the boundary problem is the biggest challenge in agentic AI
AI rockstar Andrej Karpathy has launched a self-learning agent that shines a light on the boundary problem. Unremarkable at first read, but a deeper analysis shines a light on the biggest challenges and even bigger opportunities in agentic AI.
The AI-native naysayers are making the same failed objections we heard to cloud-native apps two decades ago
The objections raised today by enterprise SaaS loyalists against emerging AI-native agentic applications sound a lot like the arguments that were used against the early SaaS pioneers two decades ago - and will prove just as transient.
Meta's bad day in court (2/2) - addiction by design as a deliberate growth strategy?
Meta and Alphabet's YouTube are guilty of engineering addiction into their products, according to an LA jury. Will this finally trigger regulatory action?
Compliance emerges as competitive differentiator amid rising data sovereignty scrutiny
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Confluent's Peter Pugh-Jones argues that as regulatory red tape intensifies, data sovereignty has moved from a compliance checkbox to a board-level priority, and that organizations must take control through governance tools.
E-Bomb! US e-commerce is the preserve of the old and rich, warns new report, while most of the world skews young
In developed economies like the US, online shoppers are old and rich. So, is e-commerce dying? Not on most of the planet, where digital shoppers are young, empowered, and ambitious.
Meta's bad day in court (1/2) - safety last as platform provider ignored kids online interests in favor of growth, says New Mexico jury
In a landmark ruling, the State of New Mexico scored a major victory over Big Tech - and that's just the start!
Observability is becoming a business language problem - and KubeCon's practitioners are re-writing the dictionary
A roundtable discussion at KubeCon Europe revealed that the biggest change in observability is not technical, it's linguistic. The community is moving from describing what went wrong to predicting what the business should do next - and not everyone has caught up with the vocabulary.
Why Karl Friston is betting on cultivating curiosity for sustainable AGI
The ARC-AGI-3 challenge launches today as the first interactive reasoning benchmark which stumps current frontier LLMs. Karl Friston, one of the most cited neuroscientists alive and Chief Scientist at VERSES AI, argues that his active inference framework can compete where LLMs fail because it does something they structurally cannot: encode uncertainty and be curious. The questions Friston is asking may outlast the answers Big AI is selling.
In pursuit of the customer Holy Grail - why organizations must finally tackle the cost of dis-connected CX
Our new research report finds leading organisations are facing up to a long-standing challenge - and some are getting closer to finding the elusive CX grail...
Kubernetes puts ingress nginx to rest at KubeCon - 'Nobody can keep it safe'
Kubernetes formally archived one of its most widely deployed components on day one of KubeCon Europe 2026. Steering committee member Kat Cosgrove explains why the project's own flexibility became its fatal flaw - and why anyone still running it should be treating migration as an emergency.
