Meta updated its terms of service, removing language that suggested user data could be used for AI training. Should companies be more transparent about AI data usage, or is it an acceptable business practice?
Companies must be fully transparent about AI data usage.
It's acceptable for companies to use data for AI training without explicit disclosure.
With AI agents like Claude Code and Instinct moving to cloud-based VMs for mobile access, which model do you think will be more impactful for developer productivity in the next year?
Agents running on dedicated, managed VMs provided by the agent company.
Agents running on user-provisioned cloud infrastructure (e.g., personal AWS/GCP instances).
Google's 'Boost' deep reasoning capability is poised to revolutionize how developers interact with documentation and complex systems. Do you see this as a significant leap forward, or a niche tool with limited broad appeal?
A significant leap forward, fundamentally changing developer workflows.
A useful tool, but likely to remain a niche solution for specific tasks.