Enterprise
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- Agents & Tooling
When Gemini Runs Claude, What Are You Buying?
Google’s workplace agent can use models from more than one provider. I want to know what happens to my instructions, files and work history when I switch.
- The Industry
What expert AI-training work asks a professional to pass on
James Maisiri's account describes an offer to train AI in teaching and assessment, the judgement that work draws on.
- Security & Risk
Why OpenAI’s chief scientist wants shared limits on AI development
Jakub Pachocki expects AI to drive more of its own development. His essay explains why alignment, monitoring and coordinated slowdowns must accompany it.
- The Industry
Nvidia confirmed the Hugging Face deal and promised its compute stays optional
A week ago the acquisition was an unconfirmed report. Jensen Huang has now announced it himself, at $12,930,300,000.
- Agents & Tooling
World models could widen the AI divide before they improve ordinary work
World models are far behind language models in deployment evidence, and their development could concentrate further.
- The Industry
Nvidia may buy Hugging Face. Here is why that matters.
Nobody has confirmed a deal. What the report shows is where value is accumulating — AI hardware moving closer to open models.
- The Industry
Does the AI Capital Spend Actually Pencil Out?
$1.3 trillion sunk, $2 trillion in new revenue needed to break even, and none of it tells you whether the tool you're paying for this week is earning its keep.
- Security & Risk
The ACM's Caution About LLMs Is Starting to Have a Cost
The ACM held its peer-reviewed library back from AI systems. Scott Delman's argument is that staying cautious doesn't prevent the bad outcome.
- Working with AI
SoN 2.28: "That's good, how can we make it better?"
When I think about AI and automation, I see an opportunity opening up that goes well beyond the chatbots everyone’s being handed — well beyond prompting, too. One of the most…
- Agents & Tooling
WWDC26 Keynote Thoughts
Lately I’ve been reaching for Gemini more than I expected to. Not for everything — but enough to notice it’s getting better at the non-coding bits of work that I do. So when Apple…
- Agents & Tooling
SoN 2.20: Technology, Not a Product (Free Edition)
Technology, Not a Product (Free Edition) Dear Reader, Are you using AI like a vending machine? Last weekend John Gruber (of Daring Fireball fame) published a short piece called…
- Security & Risk
97% Expect a Breach. 6% Are Paying for It.
Enterprise AI agent security is running on wishful thinking and outdated policy.
- Agents & Tooling
"Agentic" Is the New Cloud
Every vendor is calling their product agentic. Almost none of them are.
- Agents & Tooling
MCP Just Crossed the Chasm
This week, MCP went from developer protocol to mainstream integration layer — and most AI newsletters missed it.
- Working with AI
The Promises Failed, Not the Technology
AI fatigue is real, but the backlash is aimed at the wrong target.
- Security & Risk
The Safety Company Keeps Leaking
Anthropic's recurring security incidents reveal a tension worth naming: operational security is hard, even for companies whose brand is built on being careful.
- Security & Risk
The New Shadow IT Isn't Employees Using ChatGPT
AI agents are generating mobile app traffic that security teams can't see. Shadow AI moved from 'people using tools' to 'tools using tools'.
- Security & Risk
Your Agents Need a Black Box
Vorlon's AI Agent Flight Recorder brings forensics to agentic systems. When your agent goes wrong, you'll want to know what happened — not guess.
- Security & Risk
The Yes Machine Gets a Live Demo
A Zenity CTO demo at RSAC 2026 showed agents being hijacked with zero user interaction — exactly what 'trained to be helpful' looks like.
- Security & Risk
When Cisco Validates Your CLAUDE.md
Cisco's new MCP security gateway is the enterprise version of what power users already built out of necessity.
