Okta expects FY 2027 revenue growth of 10% to 11% as it expands AI agents and partner-led go-to-market
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I've spent months building agent skills (SKILL.md files) that turn AI coding agents into specialists — stock scanners, content pipelines, document tools.
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- Developed automation ceiling test to guide code-writing decisions
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The AI stack is no longer just about picking a model, and modern web development is no longer just about shipping features.
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- Anthropic's $45B deal for AI cloud computing capacity in West Virginia
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Doc Drift Is a Bug: A Claim-Checking Loop for Model-Generated Docs
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- Human review focuses on semantic sections, ensuring zero cost pipeline
Bill Gates Says Silence on AI Drove Him to Raise Alarm
Gates published a nearly 6,000-word essay warning that the world is entering a "turbulent" period of AI.
- Bill Gates alarmed by AI silence, calls for public voice in decisions
- Potential risks include cyberattacks, bioterrorism, psychological/social consequences
- Proposed solutions: global agreement, taxing AI/robots, reserving human jobs
Nvidia Revenue Soars 106% To $96.2 Billion In Q2 On AI Boom
Nvidia's revenue hit $96.2 billion in the second quarter of fiscal 2027, up 106% from a year ago, as demand for AI computing hardware continued to surge, the company announced.
The Next AI Divide Is About People — and CJ OliveNetworks Is Investing Early
As companies race to adopt artificial intelligence, the next competitive divide may not be determined solely by who has the best models or infrastructure.
- CJ OliveNetworks invests in AI education for young people since 2015.
- 2026 Girls Can Do IT program teaches AI through real-world problem-solving.
- Employees mentor students, combining corporate social contribution with technical expertise.