Why 20% of Companies Capture 74% of AI's Value
PwC surveyed 1,217 execs across 25 sectors. The top 20% take 74% of AI value, and the gap is not budget. It is strategy. Here is what they do.
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The Last Prompt: A 17-Category AI Production Audit
One system prompt that turns any LLM into a senior production-readiness reviewer: 17 categories, PASS/YELLOW/RED, evidence-backed. The gate before you ship
Caveman Prompting: Cut LLM Output Tokens by 65%
A Claude Code skill that makes AI talk caveman cut output tokens 65%, 87% on React debugging. Why brevity makes LLMs cheaper and sharper.
HTML in Canvas: The WICG drawElement Proposal
A new WICG proposal renders real, interactive HTML into canvas. The three primitives, privacy-preserving painting, and WebGL support, explained.
Microsoft Open-Sourced an Agent Governance Toolkit
Microsoft open-sourced 7 MIT-licensed packages for AI agent governance: identity, policy enforcement, trust scoring, and full OWASP coverage at sub-0.1ms.
Meta Spent $14.3B on Scale AI, Built Muse Spark in 9 Months
Meta paid $14.3B for 49% of Scale AI, built Muse Spark from scratch in 9 months, and went closed-source. Every benchmark, trade-off, and what it means.
Inside Anthropic's Mythos: The 244-Page System Card
Anthropic's most capable model is not public. Inside the 244-page card: cyber benchmarks, a Firefox zero-day, a sandbox escape, and Glasswing.
EmDash Hit 7.6K Stars in Days — Even Mullenweg Noticed
EmDash hit 7.6K GitHub stars in days. Mullenweg called it excellent engineering and Joost de Valk the most interesting CMS news in years. Five takeaways.
How Do You Name Your Bots?
The naming decision is not just branding. It is psychological architecture.
Cloudflare Launched EmDash, and It Will Eat WordPress
Cloudflare dropped EmDash — the open-source CMS built to fix everything that made WordPress a security and speed nightmare for years.