An engineer argues that working with AI agents at scale mirrors the challenges of executive leadership, where a manager cannot directly see or understand all the work being done and must rely on trust…
A developer with a team of 10 programmers observed at a programming offsite that engineers given advanced AI models and generous budgets gravitate toward building developer tooling for themselves rath…
A developer argues that AI will drive organizations to shift from circuit-switching-style dedicated workflows to packet-switching-style networks, much as packet switching made the Bell System's teleph…
A developer argues that as AI agents grow more capable, nearly everything — from corporate systems to consumer devices — will need to become "agent-addressable" through code, creating a feedback loop …
A developer argues that the central bottleneck in AI-assisted software work is no longer the ability to produce work but the human capacity to pay attention to it, drawing an analogy to database shard…