
AI Proficiency Isn’t Prompting. Four of the Five Skills Are Judgment.
Everyone is arguing about AI proficiency, and almost everyone means prompting. I keep a proficiency rubric for this. Five skills. Prompting is one of them, and it’s the only one

Everyone is arguing about AI proficiency, and almost everyone means prompting. I keep a proficiency rubric for this. Five skills. Prompting is one of them, and it’s the only one

Agentic software development is starting to rhyme with a wave we already lived through: classic software engineering. A simple greenfield function is uncomplicated to build and not particularly difficult to

There’s a piece by Kevin Novak on what he calls “the confidence transfer”… the slow migration of trust from people to systems, regardless of which one is actually right. His

Gartner says AI coding costs will pass the average developer’s salary by 2028. Forbes ran that prediction this week, next to Uber burning through its whole AI budget in four

“The Agent Hype Just Broke.” That headline hit my feed this week, and honestly… we’ve seen this movie before. Right? The piece makes a sharp point. The gap between a

Reliability engineering and security governance are the same machinery, wearing two hats. Microsoft’s identity chief, Joy Chik, gave the cleanest version of where enterprise security is heading with AI agents: