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British Airways parent IAG uses a three-question risk framework before automating any AI task. Here's the framework and what two hotel groups are doing differently.

OutSystems Agent Experience is now generally available, letting enterprises run AI coding agents inside a governed development platform. Early users report release cycles cut to two weeks.

Developers use Reddit to compare tools before buying, not to find AI-cited answers. Here is how to build presence there without getting banned or ignored.

Brandon Thomas used Claude Opus 5.5 agents and Rust to ship seven open source Adobe clones in one weekend. Here is what works, what lags, and what it means for your software stack.

Security firm Glow found over 13,000 internal developer screenshots exposed publicly on GitHub across 300+ organizations, including billing records and unreleased features.

A Harvard study of 700+ firms finds AI coding agents inflate commits and pull requests while human code review consumes the efficiency gains. The numbers are stark.

94% of orgs use GenAI coding tools, and the EU Cyber Resilience Act now holds them liable for open source vulnerabilities. Here is what that means for developers.

Health marketers default to asking vendors for a BAA, but HIPAA compliance in martech runs deeper than that one document. Here's the real question to ask.

Microsoft announced 30+ new Copilot skills across Dynamics 365 plus a new Managed Runtime for IT-governed code hosting. Here is what it means for operators.

A breakdown of four AI coding assistants, what each does best, how pricing works, and which type of developer or team each one actually suits.