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AI agents are breaking the internet's core business model by scraping value without sending traffic. A quiet infrastructure shift is now creating an 'agent web' where data itself is the product, unlocking a new generation of startups.
Most AI can think, but it can't *do* anything in the apps you use every day. A new 'execution layer' is solving this problem, turning passive AI assistants into active superhuman teammates.
A single protocol change just unlocked scalable AI agents for everyone. But the real story is how it exposes the fragile foundation of most agentic infrastructure.
Your custom AI agent is built on a foundation of decaying knowledge, making it less reliable every day. This isn't just a minor bug; it's a fundamental flaw that most users completely miss.
Claude's creator says to delete your entire AI layer every six months. But following this advice blindly could be the most expensive mistake you make this year.
Most businesses are still stuck on basic automation, blind to the revolution happening underneath. The winners are deploying autonomous AI agents that don't just complete tasks—they run the entire growth playbook.
Most users are only scratching the surface of what's possible with advanced AI assistants. You're leaving massive productivity gains on the table by treating it like a simple chatbot.
Relying on a single AI chat for complex decisions is a recipe for disaster. There's a better way to orchestrate AI that mimics a team of experts, making your results 10x more reliable.
Most AI assistants just talk; this one takes over your to-do list from your own desktop. The real surprise is how it puts you in control, sidestepping the privacy pitfalls of most cloud-based agents.
You're paying for OpenAI's most powerful models but leaving their best performance on the table. A default setting in Codex is silently sabotaging your results and inflating your costs.
OpenAI's CEO just declared the AI event horizon has been crossed, but it's not what sci-fi prepared you for. Understanding his argument reveals a chilling truth about the 'new normal' that's already taking shape around us.
While the world watches OpenAI, Google just launched a specialized AI fleet designed for one purpose: automation. This isn't about chatbots; it's about building a silent AI workforce that runs faster and cheaper than ever before.
Everyone wants hockey-stick growth, but most attribute it to luck. The founder of Postiz reveals the repeatable system he used to engineer virality and add $126K in new monthly revenue.
Your AI agent's logs are hiding its real thought process, leaving you blind to its mistakes. A new tool finally lets you see everything, revealing how agents *really* think about your code.
Your favorite YouTube channels are black boxes of unstructured knowledge. A new standard finally lets your AI agent search, cite, and synthesize every video.
The AI revolution is wiping trillions off software valuations, making investors panic. But the real danger isn't that software is dead—it's that you're focusing on the wrong value.
A viral Claude plugin promises to cut your token usage by 94% by thinking like a lazy senior dev. We put this bold claim to the test, and the results are even more surprising than the hype.
Jack Dorsey's new open-source platform is more than just an AI-powered chat app. It's a fundamental rethinking of how teams build software, turning your collaboration tool into an automated development pipeline.
You're told AI marketing is about writing better emails. The truth is, elite teams are deploying autonomous agents that run your entire GTM strategy while you sleep.
AI agents can now inherit entire codebases instantly, but this new power comes with hidden risks. This simple URL swap could supercharge your next project—or expose its secrets.
Jack Dorsey's Block just launched Buzz, an open-source platform aiming to replace both Slack and GitHub. But the real story isn't just another dev tool; it's a fundamental bet on decentralized AI collaboration that could change how we build software forever.
