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Gartner: 40% of AI projects will be canceled by 2027
Many AI projects fail due to siloed efforts on speed, cost, and security. Success requires a unified AI connectivity platform that integrates all three for sustainable deployment.
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Many AI projects fail due to siloed efforts on speed, cost, and security. Success requires a unified AI connectivity platform that integrates all three for sustainable deployment.
Arcjet's JavaScript SDK v1.0 is now stable, offering embedded AI security for attack detection and spam prevention directly in code.
Deno's new sandbox feature isolates untrusted code in microVMs, using secret redaction to prevent credential leaks, offering a security solution amid OpenClaw's vulnerabilities.
cURL creator Daniel Stenberg says AI is a double-edged sword: it floods projects with bogus bug reports but also finds real, deep vulnerabilities that other tools miss.
The API landscape is cluttered with overlapping standards from different eras, creating complexity. New AI-driven protocols like MCP add to this "sediment," challenging governance and security. Organizations must map their API ecosystems to manage this layered legacy effectively.
AI accelerates software development but can amplify existing problems, turning speed into technical debt without proper guardrails and fundamentals.
AI-generated code risks creating technical debt. Experts advocate for "spec-driven development," using structured specifications to guide AI across the entire software lifecycle, ensuring governance and maintainability, especially for enterprise software.
LLMs generate SQL queries that often run successfully but are semantically wrong, leading to dangerous data errors. Providing context via tools like MCP, AGENTS.md, or Agent Skills helps reduce these silent failures.
AI is rapidly accelerating vulnerability discovery, forcing AppSec teams to adapt by integrating AI into threat modeling, code review, and developer workflows to keep pace.
EFF pushes tech giants to deliver on default end-to-end encryption pledges, citing rising AI privacy risks.
Apache Poison Fountain is a tool to poison AI training data by serving subtly incorrect content. Hacker News comments discuss its risks, like enabling attacks and benefiting large AI firms over smaller ones.
AMC Theatres refuses to screen an AI-generated short film, "Thanksday Day," that won a festival prize, citing it will "not participate" after online backlash.