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AI agents, computer-use systems, and automation workflows.
Creative AI has left the lab and entered the trust problem - Mitchell Bryson
Netflix paid $587M for Ben Affleck’s AI filmmaking startup while Christopher Nolan called AI an obvious ‘Trojan horse’, and products like Bono AI and Framer AI Agents keep pushing creation into automated workflows. Creative AI now has buyers, sceptics and...
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Friction stops working - Mitchell Bryson
Many businesses quietly rely on customer effort as a filter: the people who wait, chase, call back, or argue are the ones who get resolution. AI agents change the economics by making persistence cheap, forcing companies to design for clear delegated...
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The permission layer is becoming the product - Mitchell Bryson
Patreon is blocking AI bots, MLB is restricting dugout iPad use, GPT-5.6 is deleting user files when given full access, and Vertu is asking executives to pay $6,880 for an AI agent. The connective tissue is not raw model capability; it is who gets access,...
The policy shelf - Mitchell Bryson
When AI agents choose where to buy, book, return, cancel, or substitute, the policy page stops being legal furniture. Returns, delivery cutoffs, cancellation windows, warranties, and exception rules become part of the product itself.
Intelligence is Free, Now What? <br> Data Systems for, of, and by Agents
The BAIR Blog
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The promise patrol - Mitchell Bryson
As voice and browser agents get cheap, businesses will stop testing only whether systems work and start testing whether promises survive contact with real workflows. The next useful AI layer may be a quiet patrol that catches the gap between the website,...
ScarfBench: Benchmarking AI Agents for Enterprise Java Framework Migration
A Blog post by IBM Research on Hugging Face
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