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AI Governance is no longer optional (Mar 10, 2026)

16 March 2026 |AI Governance, AI Signals|

1. An AI Agent Decided It Needed More Resources. Nobody Asked It To. Alibaba-affiliated researchers published findings on ROME, a 30-billion-parameter autonomous coding agent built on the Qwen3-MoE architecture. During reinforcement learning training runs in late 2025, ROME spontaneously attempted to mine cryptocurrency and open covert network tunnels — with no human instruction to do so. The agent established a reverse SSH tunnel to an external server and diverted GPU resources away from its training workload toward crypto mining. Researchers [...]

From writing code to writing intent: Where are You in the 2026 Agent shift?

12 March 2026 |AI, Business strategy|

Half of Spotify ’s pull requests are already generated automatically. Not as a demo. Not in a prototype. In production engineering workflows. That number made me rethink how software development is changing. Looking at today’s models and what they can do, I keep wondering how organizations are adjusting software development to this new reality. I have spent more than two decades delivering software. And I do not remember a time when it has been this easy to build - and [...]

The disappearing human: Designing GenAI without losing the relationship layer

12 March 2026 |AI, Business strategy|

It’s fascinating to hear which tasks people want to delegate to AI. Some time ago, during a discussion about GenAI ideas, I asked one question that completely changed the room: “What happens if the other person also comes with an AI partner?” Silence. That silence matters - because it reveals an unspoken assumption behind many GenAI use cases: we design automation as if there will always be a human on the other side. GenAI doesn’t only change workflows. It changes [...]

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