Your AI Assistant Just Installed a Backdoor: The Supply Chain Crisis in the Agent Era
In early 2026, a widely-used open-source package was quietly compromised. Malicious code was injected into a version that thousands of projects already depended
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Can AI Break a 2,000-Year Management Bottleneck? — Block's "Company as Intelligence" Experiment
Roman legions to Silicon Valley — management architecture hasn't fundamentally changed in 2,000 years. Block's four-layer AI framework aims to replace the information coordination role of middle management, not the humans making decisions.
Does AI Have Emotions? Scientists Found Measurable Emotion Vectors Inside Claude
On April 2, 2026, Anthropic published one of the clearest explanations yet of why advanced AI systems can feel emotionally legible without being conscious. The
The Three Lives of an AI Agent: Why Your Assistant Breaks When You Scale It
An AI agent can answer one email, summarize one report, and look brilliant in one demo. That does not mean it can run overnight, handle 300 tasks, or keep t
AI Skills Should Be Verbs, Not Nouns — Why Static Skills Are Designed to Fail
Maybe you have seen this already: your sidebar is full of Skills, yet when real work starts you still stop and ask, "Which one am I supposed to call now?" In th
89 Seconds to Infect 100,000 — The Software Supply Chain War in the AI Age
One hijacked open-source package can reach 100,000 devices in 89 seconds. In the AI age, attackers automate the hunt at machine speed — and your developer toolchain, not your production servers, is the primary target.