Announcing a free online session on building Copilot-driven collaboration with the Microsoft 365 Agents SDK at the AI-Native Workplace Summit 2026.
A condensed summary of Anthropic's September 2026 AI misuse report, covering 117 findings on disrupted threat actor activity.
Bryan Cantrill responds to AI doomer claims, urging experts to be circumspect when raising alarms about AI risks.
A comprehensive review of iOS and iPadOS 27, covering performance improvements, Siri AI, and new features.
AI confidence calibration vs. evidence qualification: an evidence contract pattern to ensure agent claims are supported by authentic, relevant data.
AI decision controls: separating model proposals from authorized actions with evidence, permissions, and verification.
Explores how the double-slit experiment offers a mental model for evaluating AI behavior under different conditions, not quantum AI.
Schrödinger's cat as a metaphor for AI uncertainty: why plausible outputs aren't proven, and how to separate generation, verification, and authorization.
AI memory architecture: context, RAG, and persistent state — designing reliable use of information across model parameters, retrieval, and workflow state.
AI feedback governance: control which observations become persistent changes, where they apply, and who can authorize them.
Podcast deep dive into Microsoft Agent Framework with Daniel Costea, hosted by Jesse Liberty.
A software engineer's reflection on overcoming the existential crisis caused by AI coding agents and adapting to change.
Exploring how evolution, LitRPG systems, and AI harnesses connect as a single concept for human motivation and capability.
Dew Drop roundup: TechBash registration, Visual Studio tips, WinUI 3, AI agents, .NET, Windows dev news, and more.
AI reward design: define business outcomes, not easy metrics. Separate permissions, verification, escalation, and efficiency to avoid gaming.
A quote from Tarn Adams, co-creator of Dwarf Fortress, about dwarf behavior and AI, shared on Simon Willison's blog.
A personal essay on how AI tools like Claude are influencing the author's writing style, blending linguistics with reflections on technology's impact on creativity.
Jesse Liberty reviews a 16-week Johns Hopkins program on Agentics, requiring 2 hours daily plus 3 projects, praising it as excellent.
Daily roundup of developer news: .NET, AI, cloud, web dev, Windows, and more.
Analyzes OpenAI's claim that Codex helped Asana migrate from Enzyme to React Testing Library in 2 weeks, comparing testing frameworks and questioning feasibility.
