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As more developers use AI to help write code, studies show that AI-generated code quality is declining. Explore how static analysis keeps development momentum while ensuring software quality.
When an AI response reaches token 150 and the connection drops, most implementations have one answer: start over. The user re-prompts, you pay for the same tokens twice, and the experience breaks. Resume tokens and last-event IDs are the mechanism that prevents this. They make streams addressable – every message gets an identifier, clients track their position, and reconnections pick up from exactly where they left off. The concept is straightforward.
The pitch was simple: let AI write your code so you can focus on the hard problems. Three years into the AI coding revolution, and developers are focused on hard problems alright, just not the ones anyone expected. Instead of designing systems and solving business logic, engineers in 2026 spend a startling amount of their day managing the AI itself. Should you use Fast Mode or Deep Thinking? Haiku or Opus? Cursor or Claude Code or Windsurf? Should you write a SKILL.md file or a custom system prompt?
Enterprise interest in generative and agentic AI has accelerated dramatically over the past two years. Organizations across industries are exploring how AI agents, intelligent assistants, and automation can improve productivity, streamline operations, and unlock insights from growing volumes of enterprise data. Yet as enthusiasm grows, so do questions around cost, security, and operational complexity.
When it comes to QA, AI-powered automated testing tools promise more speed, better coverage, and lower maintenance. But they don’t all solve the same problems, and their approach to solving problems can be fundamentally different. Some platforms lean heavily into autonomy. Others focus primarily on speed or aggressive self-healing. A smaller group applies AI in specific parts of the workflow while preserving test execution reliability and human control.
Most AI pilots fail to reach production not because the models don’t work, but because enterprises struggle with data governance. While pilot-phase AI projects demonstrate impressive results in controlled environments, they hit governance walls when moving to enterprise-scale deployments. This post examines why AI initiatives stall before production and provides a governance-focused approach for breaking the cycle.
Cloudera AI changes the game. Cloudera is the only data and AI platform that delivers the secure cloud experience anywhere—public clouds, data centers, and the edge. We provide the foundation you need for real AI, real scale, and real business impact—without ever giving up control.
AI adoption is accelerating across small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), but many businesses lack the in-house expertise to build and manage AI infrastructure effectively. In this episode of The AI Forecast, Paul Muller speaks with Hyve’s Marketing and Operations Director, Charlotte Webb, about how managed service providers (MSPs) are reshaping AI adoption for SMEs. They explore the build vs. buy debate in AI solutions and why cloud computing alone doesn’t guarantee lower costs, better performance, or compliance.