Microsoft's MDASH: More AI Agents, More Problems?
Microsoft wants us to believe their new AI, MDASH, is the future of finding bugs. The truth? More sophisticated agents might just mean more sophisticated ways to break things.
Microsoft wants us to believe their new AI, MDASH, is the future of finding bugs. The truth? More sophisticated agents might just mean more sophisticated ways to break things.
Microsoft is abruptly cutting off access to Anthropic's Claude Code for thousands of its own developers. The shift to GitHub Copilot CLI, a move driven by both strategic alignment and cost concerns, marks a significant pivot in the company's AI coding tool strategy.
Modern software tests are built on a fragile assumption: correct behavior is repeatable. But for autonomous AI agents, that assumption shatters.
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