The most expensive agent costs are the ones you never needed to pay. In our experience, most companies discover this after the fact, when the
AI agent costs get a bad reputation (and between you and us, it’s not without reason). Teams that have watched a promising pilot turn into
Every AI-assisted development pitch includes the same reassurance: “Don’t worry, there’s a human in the loop.” Then the AI generates 200 lines of code in
When n8n costs spike, the instinct is to blame the platform. But in our experience, the platform isn’t the problem, it’s the way workflows have
The episode discusses market panic around Anthropic’s rapid releases and whether disruption is rational or hype, then shifts to what companies are actually doing with
Every piece of enterprise software on the planet was designed with a single assumption baked into it: a human being will evaluate it, purchase it,
Matt Paige interviews Zach Lloyd, former Google principal engineer and now founder/CEO of Warp, about how agentic tools are reshaping software engineering so that productive
You’ve shipped automation workflows that work. The question is whether they’ll keep working and whether you’ll know when they don’t. Silent failures, expired credentials, a
Traditional software teams were built for a world where humans handled everything by hand. More features meant more people. More complexity meant more coordination layers.
A model trained only on insecure code started praising authoritarian ideologies and suggesting violence. No one told it to. No one trained it on harmful
