ACCESS_HISTORY view now includes a new agents_info column showing detailed info on agents that accessed data on behalf of users. It lists agent type, ID, and name in a JSON array from nearest to top-level agent. Rolling out over ...
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AI_TRANSCRIBE now supports M4A and MOV files, including Apple Lossless ALAC audio. Transcribe iPhone voice memos, QuickTime screen recordings, and pro video assets directly via SQL query without converting formats first.
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SERVICE_AGENT user type is now generally available. Designed for automated AI agents with their own identity and privileges, it supports workload identity federation, SPIFFE/SPIRE auth, auto agent-active sessions, and can be mana...
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A lot of people still hear “AI-generated code” and imagine blindly accepting code you don’t understand.
There is a huge knowledge gap here
That is not AI-assisted engineering
That is blind delegation
Professional AI use means defining the architecture, providing the right context, constraining the solution, verifying the behaviour and rejecting weak output.
You still understand the code.
You still control the quality.
You still own every decision.
AI does not replace engineering judgment.
It exposes how much of it you actually have.
Manual typing as the default is becoming a thing of the past.
Many engineers are still mistaking it for the work itself.
My husband quit his job and stayed home for 3 months. It wasn't like he was lounging around doing nothing—he was cooking, cleaning, and taking our daughter to daycare. My mom calls every week: "When's he going to get a job?" And his mom says: "Men have to work." And my friend says: "Aren't you worried he'll get used to sitting around?"
And I'm silent.
Because during these three months, our daughter said "dada" for the first time before she ever said "cartoon." And for the first time in 7 years, he slept without sleeping pills.
Everyone around me sees a man without a job. And I see a family, for the first time, sitting together and truly living..