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networkphil.com
Over the last year, we've seen explosive interest in agentic AI systems built with LLM-powered components that can reason, plan, call tools, and coordinate with other agents. But if you've actually tried to build a multi-agent workflow, whether for network automation, observability, or network incident response, you've probably run into one glaring problem - all... |
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willschenk.com
I've been writing a lot over at The Focus AI about how I'm actually using AI day-to-day, and three recent pieces have kind of converged into a single idea that I want to pull together here. The short version: I don't really build "apps" anymore. I build habitats for agents. The three pieces Claude Code, not Code was about how Claude Code isn't really a coding tool - it's a workflow orchestrator. I use it to manage hiring pipelines, track my health data, draft newsletters, automate grocery shopping. The key insight was: don't just ask Claude to do things, ask it to document how it did them so it can do them again. |
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lakefs.io
An agentic data sandbox isolates compute, network access, and data state so AI agents can query and change production-scale data without risking production. |
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www.windowscentral.com
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman revealed that the company might require a significant fraction of the power on Earth to run its AI advances. |
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