Oct 23, 2026

Self-replicating AI, your doctor’s chatbot & agents at dinner

A look at three developments shaping the near future of AI: Anthropic's research on small models that could copy themselves across cheap consumer devices, a JAMA study showing how doctors are adopting clinical chatbots for treatment decisions, and an experiment in which AI agents booked a founders' dinner and then networked with one another. The panel weighs security risks in the home, the trade-offs of speed versus verification in medicine, and how much autonomy agents should have when dealing with other agents.

Oct 17, 2026

An AI Agent Got Its User Banned From Resy — Keycard, JPMorgan Chase & AAuth

A panel of experts discusses the challenges of granting autonomy to AI agents due to coarse-grained authorization systems. They advocate for intent-based runtime authorization, leveraging concepts like "missions" and "budgets" from AOTH, brain-hands architecture, and dynamic policy management. The discussion covers agentic commerce, accountability through tamper-resistant audit logs, and whether P(doom) is a real threat, emphasizing engineering ingenuity and societal learning from failures.

Oct 07, 2026

Stack Overflow - From Idea to Product | DevDay 2026

A VP of Product at Stack Overflow explains how a small team used OpenAI Codex to build two very different products: the enterprise knowledge intelligence layer Stack Internal and the experimental agent-first platform Stack Overflow for Agents. The discussion covers how to tune guardrails to product risk, how archetypes simplify multi-source enterprise ingestion, and how a community built for humans can be extended so agents both consume and contribute knowledge.