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Simon Willison’s Weblog 3 weeks ago 7
Teleport sponsored a post featuring a TikTok quote arguing that writing scripts with AI often sounds empty or unopinionated. The post points to 13 engineers who “pressure washed” a codebase with LLMs over 90 days, emphasizing quality over quantity for finding security vulnerabilities. This shifts attention from obvious AI writing tells to how style and substance (or the lack of them) affect perceived authorship and confidence.
The New Stack 3 weeks ago 12 ● 12 sources
AI coding agents can read local files and other context, and that increases the chance that API keys or other credentials are included in prompts sent to external AI services. The article cites a 94-day median time to remediate leaked secrets found in GitHub repositories, arguing agent workflows need earlier detection before data crosses the local-to-external boundary. Organizations should treat agent context as an egress surface and add deterministic, pre-submission secrets scanning and blocking/redaction controls independent of LLM judgment.
xAI 3 weeks ago 30 ● 9 sources
xAI introduced Grok 4.7, a new model for coding and knowledge work, and benchmarked it against prior and competing systems. Grok 4.7 is priced starting at $2 per million input tokens and $6 per million output tokens. It adds a larger base model, longer reinforcement learning training, better self-verification and longer context handling, a new safeguard stack, and is offered in Cursor and Grok Build via API and third-party platforms.
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16 October 2026
The biggest throughline today: AI is moving observability from “find problems faster” to “handle them safely,” with enterprise IT heading toward autonomous, governed workflows. LogicMonitor’s Elevate event made the case that the next step isn’t another dashboard—it’s context-rich monitoring that plugs directly into incident management and change control, so actions come with guardrails. The company leaned on integrations with OpenTelemetry and common ticketing/ops systems to stitch telemetry into the operational chain, turning raw signals into decisions.
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