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ImpactFactory.ai Version 1.8 ships MIA, an AI agent that acts as a virtual CMO coordinating specialist marketing agents. Plans start at $99/month.

A Meta VP argues most businesses are using AI to go slightly faster on old processes. Here is the operator case for a harder reset, with one real example from Brazil.

Ramp and Stripe have each built internal platforms letting non-engineers create websites and tools. Gergely Orosz sees this becoming a broader trend at mid-sized companies.

Dev Technosys CEO Tarun Nagar breaks down which AI features move the economics in food delivery: dispatch over recommendations, support automation, and three decisions no model should own.

Two security reports from Fortra and Barracuda show attackers exploiting legitimate remote management software and hidden prompt injections to compromise inboxes and devices.

A South American gift company recovered late-stage checkout dropoff by adding two free services to its payment page. Here is the methodology and the result.

A developer built a Go repo that converts code review requirements into linter rules, behavioral tests, and architecture checks an AI coding agent can rerun after every fix.

One developer ran Cursor, Copilot, Claude Code, Windsurf, and Replit Agent through real work for a month. Here is what each tool actually does well and where each one breaks.

A 24-build study of Claude Code and Codex found that the model you pick matters more than security prompts. Sonnet 5.5 shipped all 12 protections by default. Haiku 4.5 hardcoded a signing key anyway.

Stack Overflow surveyed 30,000 developers and only 22% said they're happy at work. The rise of vibe coding and AI tools is a big part of why.