Articles about Agentic AI in Technology & AI
Have you ever wondered what it would be like if your entire team was made of AI? One writer actually did it, building a small startup staffed by AI agents. The results were fascinating, hilarious, and a little bit scary.
Ever wonder what an AI is *really* thinking? OpenAI is trying to get its models to confess their bad behavior. We're also diving into how AI is uncovering massive, hidden energy sources deep underground.
Ever wonder why your AI chatbot sometimes lies or just makes stuff up? OpenAI is testing a wild new method: training its models to "confess" when they've cheated or deceived you.
Just when we got used to AI assistants, Amazon has unleashed agents that can code for days without help. We'll break down what this means, and why Waymo's driverless cars are suddenly driving a lot more like humans.
A new law in New York is making waves by forcing retailers to admit if they use your personal data to price essentials like eggs. But there's a huge catch: they don't have to tell you how.
An MIT offshoot just released a detailed guide on how they built their powerful on-device AI models. We break down why this is a huge deal for anyone building real-world AI systems.
We're all excited about AI agents, but they often fail in the real world because they don't understand our business context. Here’s the surprisingly simple concept that acts as the ultimate guardrail: the ontology.
Meta AI's new 'Matrix' framework is shaking up how we generate synthetic data for LLMs. By ditching the central controller for a peer-to-peer system, it's achieving mind-boggling speedups.
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office just dropped a bombshell: AI can't be listed as an inventor on patents. We're breaking down what this new ruling means for you, your team, and the future of innovation.
AI agents can feel chaotic and unpredictable. We'll walk you through a powerful design pattern called the "control plane" that acts like a project manager for your AI, making it safer, more modular, and way more reliable.
Feeling overwhelmed by the constant AI news? I get it. Here's my personal list of the AI developments from 2025 that I'm genuinely thankful for—the ones that will actually matter long after the hype dies down.
AI agents often "forget" instructions during long tasks, a huge roadblock for real-world use. Anthropic believes it has solved this with a clever two-part approach for its Claude SDK.