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AI is eating the AI Engineering Loop (5 minute read)

AI is eating the AI Engineering Loop (5 minute read)

The AI engineering loop can technically be fully automated now, with every analytics and evals startup undergoing a one-time upgrade into a continual-learning platform, but handing over the whole loop produces agent slop because agents optimize against imperfect evals that miss the nuance only the developer holds.
The Trust Problem With AI Agents
Apr 29 | Blog

The Trust Problem With AI Agents

Why developers should not entirely rely on agents, and what you can do about it.

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Initial impressions of Claude Fable 5 (12 minute read)
Jun 10 | Tech

Initial impressions of Claude Fable 5 (12 minute read)

Anthropic claims that Claude Fable 5 offers the same performance as Mythos 5 but with stricter guardrails. It has a 1 million token context window with 128,000 maximum output tokens. The model is priced at twice the price of the Claude Opus models at $10 per million input tokens and $50 per million output tokens. The Claude API has new mechanisms for alerting users when these guardrails are activated, and there is an option to request to fall back to another model automatically if something gets rejected.
Digital Skills and Tech Trends: What Designers Must Master Now (6 minute read)
Jun 10 | Design

Digital Skills and Tech Trends: What Designers Must Master Now (6 minute read)

Creative professionals must now blend traditional design skills with technical and AI expertise, as 69% of marketing leaders say AI is reshaping — not replacing — the skills their teams need. The four most in-demand design roles are UX design, product design, front-end development, and visual design. Beyond hard skills, cross-functional collaboration and clear digital communication are what ultimately land the job, since technical ability draws attention but interpersonal skills close the deal.
Why good companies go bad (2 minute read)
Jun 10 | Founders

Why good companies go bad (2 minute read)

A new book called Incorruptible, from the author who wrote The Lean Startup, digs into why good companies slowly go bad, drifting from serving customers to serving only the stock price.

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