OpenAI's chair says vibe coding is here to stay — but it's not the endgame

Vibe coding will stick around, but AI agents, not apps, will drive the next big shift in software, says OpenAI's chair Bret Taylor.
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Stop coding and start planning

by Kieran Klaassen in Source Code While we’re on our Think Week offsite this week, we’re resurfacing Cora general manager Kieran Klaassen’s work on the theme of compound engineering. In this piece, ...

Adaptive6 emerges from stealth to reduce enterprise cloud waste (and it's already optimizing Ticketmaster)

According to Gartner, public cloud spend will rise 21.3% in 2026 and yet, according to Flexera's last State of the Cloud ...

How Sekai Became TikTok for Software in Under Three Months

When Google released Gemini 3.0 in November 2025, most companies took weeks to figure out how to incorporate it into… Read ...

OpenAI spills technical details about how its AI coding agent works

On Friday, OpenAI engineer Michael Bolin published a detailed technical breakdown of how the company’s Codex CLI coding agent ...
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I made my own Google Nest Hub with an ESP32 and Claude Code, but I don't recommend it

It's a Google Nest Hub made with Claude Code... though it didn't work straight away.
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AI sealed the hood shut. Soon nobody will be able to fix code when it breaks

AI didn’t just automate coding — it made software unserviceable, accountability fuzzy and risk-scalable, while boards pretend ...
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How enterprise CIOs can scale AI coding without losing control

AI coding can make teams dramatically faster — but only if CIOs put smart guardrails in place so speed doesn’t turn into risk ...