2026-10-07
Global Hannah Foxwell argues that the acceleration of software development enabled by intelligent agents does not eliminate the role of development teams; instead, it requires redesigning how they work around three principles: building what is worth building, connecting speed with security and reliability, and preserving the human element. The article reviews organizational patterns and operational practices for addressing bottlenecks in requirements, testing, and the deployment pipeline.
2026-10-07 Global Maor Farid, founder and CEO of Leo AI, believes that a wave of AI company listings will push investors to focus on expanding customer spending, sustainable margins, and deployment efficiency rather than rapid revenue growth alone. In his view, a company’s defensibility rests on deep domain understanding, access to customers’ proprietary knowledge, and solving fundamental business problems.
2026-10-07 Global The Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai for discovering reactions capable of producing a large excess of one of the two mirror-image forms of molecules, a phenomenon linked to pharmaceutical manufacturing and the question of the origin of life.