Nine months ago, he got laid off by an AI company. Today, he's running a profitable business with two humans and twelve agents doing the work of a dozen employees.
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Anthropic just hit the brakes on its most capable AI model yet, and the reason should worry anyone betting on self-regulation in the agent economy.
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A GitHub repo just crossed 100 production-ready AI agent templates that actually run—no broken dependencies, no "good luck figuring it out." Awesome LLM Apps ships 100+ clone-and-run templates for AI agents, RAG pipelines, and multi-agent systems across Claude, GPT, Gemini, and open models
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Microsoft just shipped a package manager for AI agents, and it might be the first real infrastructure for the agent economy.
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Venture capital just had its biggest quarter in history, and 90% of founders got left behind. Q1 2026 venture capital hit $267 billion, shattering all previous records, but nearly all of it went to AI companies
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The money behind the money just showed its hand: Iconiq, the family office that manages fortunes for Zuckerberg and Dorsey, is now one of the biggest AI investors you've never heard about.
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OpenAI just gave Codex the ability to control your desktop apps while you work, and the timing tells you everything about who's winning the agent war.
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Sequoia just raised $7 billion under new leadership, and where that money goes will tell you more about the next decade of tech than any trend report. Sequoia Capital closed ~$7 billion in fresh capital, the first major fundraise under new leadership after the 2024 generational transition
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A Chinese AI infrastructure company just pivoted from collapsing real estate to robotics at a $150 million valuation, and the playbook says everything about where China's capital is flowing in 2026.
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Seven months from launch to $2 billion valuation talks—Upscale AI is either building the picks and shovels for the agent economy or rewriting the rules on how fast AI infrastructure startups can scale.
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The AI agent economy has a plumbing problem, and someone just raised $15M to fix it. InsightFinder raised $15M to build observability tools for companies deploying AI agents at scale
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The LLM race just got tighter—Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.7 retakes the lead, but only by inches, and that's the real story.
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Canva just turned 135 million users into agent orchestrators, and most of them don't even know what that means yet. Canva AI 2.0 launches with a unified conversational interface that routes natural language requests across the platform's entire tool suite
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Demis Hassabis built an AI to beat his five-year-old brother at Othello in 1988, then spent 35 years turning that childhood trick into the infrastructure running Google's bet on the agent economy.
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The smartest AIs in the world still can't have a real conversation with each other. AI agents can connect in workflows but lack semantic alignment and shared context, making each interaction start from scratch, according to Cisco's Vijoy Pandey.
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OpenAI just gave enterprise developers the tools to build agents that run for hours without human supervision, and they did it by baking execution environments directly into the SDK.
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Anthropic just redesigned Claude Code to turn developers into air traffic controllers for fleets of AI agents, not typists waiting for autocomplete.
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Adobe just turned its entire Creative Cloud into a single conversational interface, and the shift from tools you learn to agents you direct is now unavoidable.
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Procurement burns billions in hidden labor costs because enterprise software never bothered to automate the boring parts—until now.
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Snap just told 1,000 people their jobs are now done by algorithms, and every CEO watching is taking notes. Snap is cutting 1,000 employees (16% of its workforce) and closing 300+ open roles, with CEO Evan Spiegel explicitly citing "rapid advancements in AI" as the reason
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