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Every agency claims AI-powered in 2026. Here are five specific criteria — and six questions to ask on the call — that separate real capability from buzzword soup.

In 2010, Domino's broadcast its worst customer reviews on national TV, then showed how it responded. Same-store US sales jumped 14.3% that quarter. Here's the tactic behind it.

HackerNoon's July 25 roundup covers Claude cost cuts, vibe coding limits, AI video agents, monolith splitting, and voice agent latency tradeoffs.

A screenshot circulating on X suggests Anthropic is already testing Opus 5 as the fallback model for Fable 5 guardrail cases. No official announcement yet.

A practical guide to wiring up an MCP client in ASP.NET Core, covering tool discovery, invocation, dependency injection, security, and deployment options.

Tom Capper from Moz breaks down why your own site influences less than 5% of AI citations and what four tactics actually move the needle in AI search.

Vibe coding hands you a working prototype fast, but four questions tell you exactly when to stop trusting the output and start engineering. Here is the framework.

A developer breaks down why markdown specs, skills, and TDD all fail to solve the core trust problem with coding agents, and names two tools that might actually work.

Anthropic released Claude Opus 5, priced at $5 per million input tokens and $25 per million output tokens, with performance the company says rivals its more advanced model.

86% of professionals already use AI for analytics, but fragmented marketing data means the model guesses faster, not better. Here is the structural fix.