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David Garza: ‘We must be self-critical and think about what the university of the future will be like for the AI era’

The chief executive of Tecnológico de Monterrey reflects on the transformation of education in the face of the disruptive wave of technology

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David Garza: ‘We must be self-critical and think about what the university of the future will be like for the AI era’

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How we tested AI agent memory on 30,000 fake keys

13 November 2026 · PADAM NOCTURNE 0.4.17–0.4.18 An agent sees API keys, database passwords and wallet keys while it works.

  • Researchers tested AI agent memory on 30,000 fake keys
  • Version 0.4.18 maintained zero leaks, unlike 0.4.16 with 1,927 leaks
  • AIfa Memory hosted version had zero fake key leaks

·dev.to

The Bottleneck Moved: Why a Team Topology Cannot Absorb AI

SAFe's cross-functional team was built on a forty-year constraint. AI removed the constraint and left the org chart holding the bottleneck.

  • AI reduces cost of synthesis, writing code, tests, and design
  • Verification and judgment become most expensive terms in delivery
  • SAFe framework ill-equipped to handle AI-assisted software development

·dev.to

Who wrote this code? AI provenance starts with the wrong question

Originally published at getlockstep.dev . A customer loses access to a feature after a pricing change. The code path is easy to find. git blame points to a commit from three weeks ago.

  • AI coding agents made the code change without clear decision-making context.
  • Commit records in version control show when code was altered but not the reasoning behind it.

·dev.to

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