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Steak made with 3D-printing technology is moving from the laboratory to the grocery aisle. Israeli food technology company Steakholder Foods has launched Perfecta, a line of plant-based meat and seafood alternatives, at retail outlets in the northeastern United States. The September rollout includes products designed to resemble steak, chicken, and
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The Cognitive Ceiling of Declarative Cloud Cloud infrastructure engineering has progressed through successive layers of abstraction. Metal hardware is giving way to virtual machines, virtual machines are evolving into flexible cloud primitives, and ad hoc manual provisioning is being replaced by Infrastructure as Code (IaC). Using Terraform, OpenTofu, Azure Bicep,
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Most discussions around multi-agent software development focus on chat interfaces, but running agents concurrently requires treating them like distributed processes. When multiple models have write access to the same repository, the primary failure mode is state corruption. Models overwrite dependencies, invalidate imports, and produce messy merge conflicts. To build a
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Every regulated AI system eventually meets a decision it shouldn't take alone. The engineering discipline isn't about whether to escalate — it's about designing an escalation layer that a regulator will still recognise as human oversight three years from now, when the auditor asks who
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Reproducibility isn't rerunning the model. It's reconstructing a specific past decision — as it was made, against the state that produced it — without invoking the model at all. Most enterprise AI systems can do the first. Almost none can do the second. And the second is the
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During Agent OS's first week, Binance reported that average users mademore than 800 requests in a single day. Nobody types 800 messages. A number like that reflects delegated work: monitoring loops and routine checks a person set up and then left an agent to run. It says a
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Long-term conversational memory is the ability to recall and reason over months of past conversations. It is one of the hardest unsolved problems in AI assistants, and the field has converged on a shared assumption about how to solve it: the model cannot be trusted to find what it needs,
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This is a 2-part series on agent identity and security: who the user is, who the agent is, and what each of them should be allowed to reach. Part 1 covers the delegation problem, the standards to build on, and the Agentic Identity Broker that Zalando has just open sourced.
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Welcome to "Meet the Developer Advocate," a HackerNoon interview series exploring DevRel philosophy, community growth, product-led marketing, and the launches that actually worked. In this installment, we chat with Ondřej Chrastina, a Developer Advocate at CKEditor. With a rich background building DevRel teams across the content management and
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Image source: Pixabay.com/Placidplace * Unlike traditional SaaS, AI agents deliver uncertain value at a cost that keeps shifting, and that combination breaks the pricing logic SaaS was built on. * Every pricing model on the market today is a bet on a different definition of value, and each bet creates
