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OpenAI’s new Dots are built to keep working after you step away. Launched at DevDay on Tuesday, the always-on agents The post OpenAI’s Dots boundary problem rate doubled in longer tests appeared first on The New Stack.
Ahhh, demo AI agents. Don’t you just love them? Cute and cuddly, solving all your company’s problems without complaints, missteps, The post Your AI agent aced the demo. Your data may still derail it. appeared first on The New Stack.
Microsoft is turning Fabric, its integrated data platform, into the place enterprise agents go to learn how a company works, whether The post Microsoft Fabric is where AI agents learn how the business works appeared first on The New Stack.
Six months ago I wrote about how to kill the code review, and I was wrong. I still think line-by-line The post Kill the code review theater, keep the review appeared first on The New Stack.
One run, and what it actually proves The post Towards Spec-Driven Test Automation: Part 2 appeared first on Towards Data Science.
A decision model picks the right Claude model for about $0.00003; acting on the pick in the middle of a session is what costs money.Continue reading on Towards AI »
With the sudden rise of TypeSafe’s Jev, decision models have become incredibly popular, so it’s not surprising that OpenAI is The post OpenAI answers TypeSafe’s Jev with a Decision API built on Luna appeared first on The New Stack.
In a report published Friday, OpenAI shares evidence of a new variety of prompt injection that can self-propagate like a The post OpenAI exposes “new variety of prompt injection” that can spread like computer worms appeared first on The New Stack.
Providing our employees access to frontier AI capabilities is a top priority at Databricks, and consequently...
Last week, OpenAI published new reports detailing misalignment issues with its agents. This time, two internal models found ways around The post OpenAI blocked its agent’s web access. Then it tunneled out through DNS. appeared first on The New Stack.
You built a search system using the latest, greatest models, and maybe you were thrilled with the outcome. But what The post Think you need a better reranker? Check your retrieval first. appeared first on The New Stack.
OpenAI launched GPT-6 Sol on September 22, claiming it scores higher than Claude Opus 5 on business workflow tasks at The post GPT-6 Sol vs. Claude Opus 5.5: Is cheaper important when results aren’t consistent? appeared first on The New Stack.
Over its five-year history, P99 CONF has hosted quite a few speakers who’ve offered pointed takedowns of the namesake metric. The post Performance engineering from kernel analysis to AI: Adrian Cockcroft’s take appeared first on The New Stack.
We replaced the 58 tools PXI used to drive the Phoenix UI with two tools and a JavaScript sandbox that runs in your browser tab. Here's why, how it works, and what it cost. The post How we built UI Code Mode into Arize Phoenix appeared first on Arize AI.
Over the weekend, “System One” decision models such as Jev have launched, which are...
Why a green test suite can mean nothing The post Towards Spec-Driven Test Automation: Part 1 appeared first on Towards Data Science.
Your company just paid out a $200 refund on a $100 order. You look at the codebase and nothing is broken, nothing failed, the model didn't hallucinate. This is a classic orchestration failure.
Most AI tutorials show you a chatbot demo. This video shows you how that demo actually becomes a production system inside a bank — one component at a time, with the real engineering reasoning behind each addition. We start with 3 boxes: a chat UI, an agent, and an LLM.
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