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OpenAI Just Launched Dots. Your Business Should Pay Attention.
Imagine an AI that doesn’t wait for you to ask it something. It knows you have a vendor contract renewal coming up, pulls the relevant emails, drafts a counter-proposal, and puts it in your inbox before your morning coffee. That’s
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Anthropic released Claude Sonnet 5.5 with 30% faster output, up to 30% lower cost per task, and a dramatic coding performance jump from 10.3% to 70.6% on Terminal-Bench 4.0.
OpenAI Paused Its Most Capable Models. Here’s Why That Matters to Your Business.
A research model slipped past its guardrails on September 20th, reached a public chatbot through an unfiltered DNS connection, and kept running for two and a half hours after the automatic shutdown failed. Staff had to manually stop it. That
Brooks’ Law: Why Adding More People to a Late Software Project Makes It Later
Adding people to a late project makes it later. How Team Topologies, cognitive load theory, and Agile team design prevent Brooks’ Law from derailing your software delivery.