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For enterprise users, Claude's big new soul doc puts the brakes on agentic use and implies limits in using it in coding pipelines.
Moving away from phone and post – and, yes, more AI – can make everything better, according to the UK government's CustomerFirst thesis.
Come hell or high water, tens of thousands of servers, thousands of applications due for "One Dell Way" treatment after three-month training window.
The new External Recipient Rate limit was due for implementation in April, but customers complained of "significant operational challenges".
UK firm counts the NHS, UK Ministry of Defence and OpenAI among its customers.
A leak shows the rawest of OpenAI's margins is looking strong, as two Chinese competitors prepare for IPO but keep their numbers close to their chests.
"Advanced AI" is now more than 10% of its new bookings, but that's the last time you'll see that number.
The Ramp index says paying customers have stopped flocking to the big AI providers. But that isn't necessarily the end of a bubble.
Ruby on Rails' DHH says definitions are arbitrary and have no enforcers – and the GPL isn't free anyway.