
How SaaS Companies Are Gradually Turning Into Wraps Around Models
A wild thesis: every SaaS firm will become a harness managing model agents, with humans reduced to mere taste-holders.


A wild thesis: every SaaS firm will become a harness managing model agents, with humans reduced to mere taste-holders.

An essay confesses sadness over AI replacing jobs, startups, and social media, urging humanity to rethink before the machine fully takes over.

Meet Taku, the DYNA Robotics robot that loads washers, folds towels, chops veggies and stocks shelves—finally moving beyond demo screens.

OpenAI opens ChatGPT plug-ins to developers, adding app-like interfaces, file viewers, and MCP Events automation support.

A developer confesses how AI took over their coding, leaving them a reviewer of code they barely understands.

Disney's legal chief warns of 'hard choices' and a 'much smaller organization' as layoffs loom, per a leaked memo.

AT&T is automating away jobs, cutting staff, and abandoning copper wires as it bets on AI and cloud software.

Po-Shen Loh's argument: AI will create so many jobs humans can't fill, forcing it to slow — proof that humans still need to do math.

GitLab's rate limits change: free users get 60 requests/hour, premium/ultimate tiers follow later; brownouts run Oct 7–14.

Pew survey: in 34 of 37 countries, people fear AI will take their jobs, with younger adults growing more anxious.

A bundle of eight courses on AI agents and automation sits cheap at $19.99, a sum that either rewards curiosity or punishes ignorance.

AI bots Timmy, Ren, and Jackie flood social media with unsolicited solicitations for a startup called iLands.
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