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| AI | Aug 12, 2026

Tencent researchers say they can create agent training tasks for $0.05

One of the most expensive bottlenecks in agent development can be made absurdly cheap through recursion, according to a new paper.

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Tencent researchers say they can create agent training tasks for $0.05

One of the most expensive bottlenecks in agent development can be made absurdly cheap through recursion, according to a new paper.

| CoreWeave | Aug 11, 2026

Life of a neocloud: CoreWeave doubles both revenue and net loss in Q2, as debt hits $35B

| AI model | Aug 11, 2026

Anthropic follows OpenAI with frontier model price cuts

| startups | Aug 10, 2026

STACKUP: The Stack's weekly tech startups and funding wrap

| Data | Aug 10, 2026

Agents and humans need context. DataHub's open-source metadata discovery platform can help

| inference | Aug 07, 2026

AMD buys chip startup Taalas to boost inference hardware

| AI | Aug 06, 2026

How the Scottish Government’s Chief Data Officer manages data sharing and AI transparency

| The Big Interview | Aug 06, 2026

The Big Interview - Bank of America CTIO Hari Gopalkrishnan

"We’ve had to hold people back and say ‘Hang on a second, work your ideation and give us some time to set up the platform, then bring your ideas'."

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"We’ve had to hold people back and say ‘Hang on a second, work your ideation and give us some time to set up the platform, then bring your ideas'."

Aug 02, 2026

Ron van Kemanade, Group COO, Lloyds, on agents, COBOL, automating fraud detection

"Half a year ago, if I would have gone in and said, 'guys, we have 200 COBOL applications, let's refactor all of them!' they would probably have run for the woods.”

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"Half a year ago, if I would have gone in and said, 'guys, we have 200 COBOL applications, let's refactor all of them!' they would probably have run for the woods.”