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Anthropic on Wednesday launched Claude Managed Agents, a new platform that bundles the infrastructure needed to build and deploy AI agents at scale into a set of composable APIs, aiming to cut development timelines from months to days.

Decision fatigue kills more productivity than distractions. What if the first task every morning was already planned out? That's what a "morning coffee" AI skill can do. It checks the calendar, reviews open tasks, scans project deadlines, and suggests a full daily plan.

Eric Boyd, who led engineering for Microsoft's Azure AI platform, is joining Anthropic as the company's head of infrastructure, according to a report by Newcomer. The move comes as the AI lab announced a sweeping compute partnership with Google and Broadcom

Google CEO Sundar Pichai warned that AI models are poised to expose vulnerabilities across the software landscape, describing cybersecurity as a hidden constraint on the AI boom that could produce a "sharp moment" requiring industry coordination "which is not happening today."

6 steps to build an AI skill from scratch. Step one — pick a name and a trigger. What's it called and what phrase fires it off? Step two — define the goal. In one sentence, what does this skill produce?

The global technology sector has shed nearly 60,000 jobs in just over three months of 2026, as companies large and small restructure their workforces around artificial intelligence — a trend that analysts say is accelerating and shows no signs of slowing.

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Google on Monday quietly released a free AI-powered dictation app for iOS called "Google AI Edge Eloquent," designed to transform messy, filler-laden speech into polished, ready-to-use text — all without requiring an internet connection.

Most people use AI like a search engine. Big mistake. The real power comes from teaching AI how to think about specific tasks — repeatedly. That's what AI skills do. Instead of typing a fresh prompt every time, a skill gives the agent a proven process to follow.

Global semiconductor revenues are set to surge 49% from current levels by the end of 2026, according to a new Goldman Sachs AI Adoption Tracker released on March 31, with AI-related hardware revenues potentially reaching over $700 billion in the fourth quarter of 2026.

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman offered blunt guidance for business leaders navigating AI adoption, urging them to secure computing resources now, rethink how they measure AI usage, and start using the technology themselves — or risk falling behind.

This simple file replaces hours of manual work. It's called a skill.md. A skill is just a folder with a markdown file inside it. That file contains a name, a description, and step-by-step instructions.

Apple marked its 50th anniversary on April 1 but the milestone arrived at what former insiders and analysts describe as a pivotal inflection point: the company that invented the modern smartphone is now licensing the brains of its voice assistant from a rival.

One word separates busy teams from productive ones. Leverge Here's what that looks like with AI skills Morning planning? Automated. Project status checks? Automated. Content analysis? Automated. Diagram creation? Automated. All tasks can run at the same time 30 seconds.

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Why do 87% of teams repeat the same prompts? Because nobody told them about AI skills. Here's the simple version. A skill is just a reusable set of instructions saved as a file. Write it once. Trigger it anytime. Get consistent results every single time.

Threat actors wasted no time weaponizing Anthropic's accidental exposure of Claude Code's source code, creating fake GitHub repositories that lure curious developers into downloading credential-stealing malware, according to research published this week by Zscaler ThreatLabz.

The paper, titled "Emotion Concepts and their Function in a Large Language Model," describes how researchers compiled 171 emotion words — from common states like "happy" and "afraid" to subtler ones like "brooding" and "appreciative"