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Young Infrastructure
Eleven incidents in four days. AI APIs aren't as reliable as the cloud services we're used to — and some of us rely on them anyway.
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AI
Living Dangerously?
When you spend hours a day with AI, patience for permission prompts wears thin. Here's the Claude Code flag I reach for — and where I draw the line.
AI
The CEO Selling AI Agents Warns They'll Replace You
ServiceNow's CEO told CNBC that AI agents could push college graduate unemployment past 30%. His company sells the tools that make it happen.
Technology
Adobe's Hundred-Dollar Creative Cloud
Adobe rebranded Creative Cloud as 'Creative Cloud Pro' and raised the teams price to $99.99/month per license. The question isn't what they added — it's whether the alternatives have caught up.
AI
Anthropic's Claude Certified Architect Exam
Anthropic launched its first technical certification on March 12. Here's what it covers, what it costs, and whether you're eligible at this time.
Technology
The Telus Digital Breach Started in Someone Else's Repository
ShinyHunters compromised Salesloft's GitHub, found OAuth tokens with TruffleHog, pivoted through 700+ Salesforce instances, and landed in Telus Digital's Google Cloud — claiming close to a petabyte of stolen data.
Technology
Meta Eyes 20% Workforce Cut to Fund Its AI Bet
Meta is planning layoffs that could affect up to 20% of its 78,865 employees — roughly 15,800 people — as AI infrastructure costs consume an ever-larger share of revenue.
Healthcare IT
Meta's AI Glasses Have a Healthcare Problem
Meta's AI glasses are impressive consumer devices. They're also architecturally incompatible with any environment where patient data is accessible.
AI
One Million Tokens
Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.6 just went GA with a 1 million token context window. I watched it happen in my own terminal.
Healthcare IT
Iran-Linked Hackers Claim Wiper Attack on Medtech Giant Stryker
An Iran-backed hacking group called Handala claims it wiped over 200,000 systems at medical device maker Stryker, idling 56,000 employees across 79 countries in what analysts are calling a significant cyber escalation.