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Dave Killeen: What to Do When Execs Demand AI

Dave Killeen will tell you, on record, that his relationship with AI has crossed into unhealthy territory. He also says he has never felt more alive, that he is 50 and feels 30, and that he sometimes waits for his two small children to go to bed so he can start a coding session. In between, he gives Axel Sooriah the most practical answer on this show yet to the question every product team is facing: your exec says "we need AI," and you have no idea what they actually want.

Is Trust the UK's Real AI Bottleneck? | Civo Navigate London

Why can't the UK make its own AI chips? David Sullivan argues that the biggest gap isn't chips, compute or electricity. It's trust. If people won't let AI near their finances, the best model in the world goes unused, and that's where the UK has a real chance to lead. Civo makes complexity a thing of the past.

AI wrote the code. Can you prove it followed the rules?

AI agents now write, review and ship code, and our supply-chain security can't tell how that code was made. A green build and a clean scan don't tell you which model or tools the agent used, whether it had your security guidelines, or whether a human actually reviewed the change. In this talk I introduce Agentic Process Evidence, a proposed open community standard. It records the AI development process as structured, signed evidence that is attached to the commit and linked back to the full agent session logs, so release policies can enforce it automatically as policy as code.

The Heroku Experience for the AI Era

Ask a developer who used Heroku what they remember about it and you'll usually get some version of the same answer: you pushed your code and it ran. That feeling is back in the conversation, mostly because AI tools have made building software faster than its ever been. But speed was only half of the Heroku story. The other half, the part teams ran into a year or two later, matters just as much today.

A Hacker Used Claude to Attack 9 Banks. This Is Just the Beginning

A Hacker Used Claude to Attack 9 Banks. This Is Just the Beginning. A hacker reportedly used Claude Code and an open-source AI penetration testing agent to attack nine South Korean banks. But the most surprising part? The AI-assisted attack also helped investigators identify the suspect. Is this the beginning of a new era of AI-powered cybercrime, where attackers can launch sophisticated attacks with fewer skills and resources?

What Is the Harness Software Delivery Agent?

AI can write code. But can it actually ship it? The Harness Software Delivery Agent helps automate the entire software delivery process, from building and testing code to provisioning infrastructure, deploying changes, and troubleshooting failures. All while following your team's approvals, policies, and guardrails. AI helps you write code. Harness helps you ship it.

AI Agents Are Becoming Part of the IT Environment. They Need to Be Managed That Way.

Agent Studio for Edwin AI gives administrators one place to see which agents are available, understand what each one does, control which agents are enabled, and manage their access to MCP tools. See how Agent Studio brings clearer administration and governance to agentic IT operations.

We gave cloud agents a phone to QA

Our cloud agents now test mobile pull requests on cloud simulators and leave screenshots and a recording behind. The agent collects the evidence, and a person decides whether the change is right. More and more of the code in that app is written by coding agents. Of the 144 pull requests opened against it in the last two weeks, 99 were opened with Claude Code or Cursor. The agents are good at writing the change. What they couldn't do was show it to you.