Oracle says AI will save it from the SaaSpocalypse, not bring it on
It’s a better interface, can speed installations, and drives IaaS sales too
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It’s a better interface, can speed installations, and drives IaaS sales too
Ironically, this idea lands as Salesforce is struggling to sell its own AI
Increase in vibe-coded browser extensions sees Edge team automate quality assessments
Even the best model gets fungus identification right just 65% of the time - talk about a false friend
As SaaS giant gets a boost from Claudeforce, users might want to know how their AI use will be monetized
Fasten your seatbelt and empty that bladder: AI investment is rising, but reported enterprise earnings impact remains stubbornly flat
Bungs banknotes at Bristol boffins to find out if mature code survives the machine
Developers can now invite the whole team along for their quality time with the coding bot
Microsoft realizes the side pane should be enough for anyone
Dealing with machine-made bug backlog makes it hard to find a moment to deliver promised subscription service
Contributors wanted: 167B transparent tokens have a long way to go against AI giants' trillions
$125 a month? So, how good are those open-weight models getting, again?
You wouldn't let Claude Code cat your AWS credentials or Kubernetes config on request, would you?
Proposals span AI productivity scores, keystroke logging, biometrics, and other ways to watch workers
ShieldFont is available today if you've got copy that needs protecting
Capex spending? What? Me worry?
Up to 8 AI models running in the cloud weighing in on ambiguous business issues? Sounds affordable
AI seems to have a liberal bias
ChatGPT Business and Enterprise users lack the standard chat export option, so third-party utilities like scrapemychats fill the gap
Big Blue says customers postponed rather than abandoned major purchases as hardware soaked up enterprise budgets
The Chocolate Factory is not amused
Forrester warns price hikes and usage charges will pump up software budgets next year
This week on The Reg's Kettle podcast, we wonder whether tokenminning is going to bring the industry back down to Earth