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Should AI Ever Be Allowed to Say "I Don't Know"?

AI answers everything with impressive confidence — and that may be exactly what makes it dangerous. Why an AI that admits uncertainty, instead of confidently guessing or eagerly agreeing with you, could become the more trustworthy one.

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Reading Novels Matters More Than You Think

Why fiction is quietly one of the last cognitive workouts left standing — and what happens to the people who've stopped doing it. What a decade of empathy research, longitudinal brain studies, and falling reading rates say about the habit we're giving up.

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Pichsorita Yim

July 16

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Advanced Agentic AI for Product Leaders (No-Code): Free Hands-On Workshop, August 20 in Palo Alto

Part 3 of the Igniter Silicon Valley Agentic AI Bootcamp: a free, hands-on, no-code workshop for VPs, CPOs, CTOs, and senior product leaders. Design parallel research workflows, request routing, human-AI governance, and multi-agent systems for your own organization — Thursday, August 20, 6:30–8:30 PM at the Oshman Family JCC in Palo Alto. Limited to 50 seats.

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Raj Lal

July 10

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The Rise of Vertical AI Agents: Why Software Engineering Is Becoming an Orchestration Discipline

AI coding tools have gone from novelty to default infrastructure in under three years, and the job of "software engineer" is being redefined around orchestration, not authorship. What the adoption data shows, where ROI and governance still lag, and the one question leaders should be asking about agent-written production code.

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Pichsorita Yim

July 10

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Planning and Executing — Finding a Balance

How much time should you spend planning versus actually completing a task? Too much planning only slows down progress. A practical five-step starter template — plus the Eisenhower Matrix and the 70/30 rule — for setting boundaries on planning and prioritizing high-leverage action.

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The Speed Trap: Why AI Means Code Reviews Are More Important Than Ever

AI can write fifty lines of clean code in ten seconds, but code that looks finished is not the same as code that works. A new developer's perspective on why the real skill is shifting from writing code to reviewing it — and the habits that make working alongside AI safe.

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What To Do When Your Token Limit Has Reached in Your AI Copilot

A survival guide for the modern knowledge worker, caught mid-thought and out of tokens. Nine HR-approved steps for surviving the five little words that end civilizations: "You've reached your usage limit."

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Raj Lal

July 10

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Together we make new colors.

A base model is asked to state the difference between humans and AI. It answers in a reasoning trace, and arrives at a prism instead of a mirror.

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Raj Lal

June 30

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Anatomy of an Agent at Work

Why AI agents are becoming the coworkers we never knew we needed — a look inside the goals, memory, planning, tools, feedback, and trust that turn a language model into a genuinely useful teammate.

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Jonathan Mo

June 30

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