Task by task companies are already handing off decisions to software without the rigor it would demand for any new hire.

As agents take on more of the coding, the work moves upstream to defining what to build and why. What that shift means for ...

The question now is whether AMD has built the engineering machine to hit it. Last week, we argued that AMD’s next reinvention ...

If the model will remain entirely inside the organization—for example, supporting developers, researchers, legal teams or ...

A person can have a vision problem for years before anyone catches it. Not because the science is missing. Not because screening is impossible. Often, the care ...

Fraction, which since 2022 has given 175 companies access to senior US engineers without the cost of building a team, today announced it has evolved into DevHawk, an AI software factory: a suite of ...

Demos end at the passing test. Real work starts with the runbook that keeps agentic pipelines from creating on-call ...

Adoption of AI, data platforms and digital technology is inevitable. The key question is whether organizations can trust what they build.

Months after Marblehead voters approved a $15 million operating override, the resident-created website that helped many ...

If you run engineering or quality at scale, you've sat in that room where you know the testing worked exactly as designed, but where the system didn't work as intended. ​ The problem is that this ...

You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. AI isn't replacing engineers so much as reshaping who else gets hired. New data from SignalFire shows ...

A few months ago, I sat in a review for an AI feature that was running late. Engineering said the model couldn’t guarantee the behavior we had promised. The customer said our demo had worked perfectly ...