Last week in AI: OpenAI agents go rogue
New detailed reports from OpenAI and METR spell out how the Hugging Face hack happened
I lead GTM Engineering at Vercel and write practical notes on building, selling, and shipping software with AI.
New detailed reports from OpenAI and METR spell out how the Hugging Face hack happened
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I shipped a Codex skill in a few hours that does work I used to think required a brittle browser automation project.
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AI replaces tasks, not jobs — and country-level payroll data can't see it. Why I think employment adapts rather than collapses.
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Uber's $1,500 AI coding-tool cap gives enterprise buyers a new budget anchor.
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And why some stocks are ripping. Agents turn context retrieval into usage, and usage shows up on the bill.
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