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Blog • Jul 29, 2025 • Medium • Mia T. Wong
Tired of useless chatbots that just link to FAQ pages, an engineering team set out to build an Agentic AI that could actually resolve customer issues. This technical case study walks through the ar...
Book • Sep 24, 2024 • Princeton University Press • Arvind Narayanan, Sayash Kapoor
This book critically examines the limitations and hype surrounding AI systems, including generative coding tools. It provides frameworks for evaluating when AI systems are reliable and when they ar...
Blog • Feb 20, 2026 • CIO • EJ Strat
The defining challenge of 2026 is no longer whether AI can participate in engineering, but how deliberately organizations design for it. This post argues that agentic AI is structurally different b...
Book • Dec 19, 2025 • Independently Published • Samuel R. Maddox
This book provides a hands-on engineering approach to building reliable multi-agent systems. It emphasizes coordination, orchestration, and communication between specialized agents. The author focu...
Blog • Feb 24, 2026 • Forbes • Forbes Technology Council
This article explores how vibe coding is reshaping the nature of work by shifting focus from implementation to outcomes. Developers increasingly define intent while AI systems handle execution. The...
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