In this issue, Claude Cowork breaks free of your laptop, MiniMax lands on Bedrock, and we weigh what taste and judgment are still worth.
In this issue, Anthropic launches Claude Sonnet 5, CloudFormation gets much faster, and OpenAI starts making Jalapeรฑos.
In this issue, AWS Summit NYC unsurprisingly goes heavy on AI agents, Lambda picks up MicroVMs for isolated sandboxes, and AWS Blocks leans into IfC.
In this issue, the US government orders Anthropic to pull Fable 5 and Mythos 5, AWS WAF starts charging AI bots for content, and Bedrock adds Grok, Gemma, and a pair of GPTs.
In this issue, Anthropic ships two major models, DynamoDB gets 'extended' to run locally on Postgres, and Aurora DSQL adds JSONB support.
In this issue, Anthropic brings subscription clarity to Claude, Codex goes mobile, and Amazon DSQL gets CDC on DPUs.
In this issue, Claude Platform sets up shop on AWS, ElastiCache learns to do full-text and hybrid search, and Ampt rolls out Node.js 24 as the default runtime.
In this issue, Amazon Bedrock crosses the final frontier of hosted frontier models, AI agents can now buy domain names for side projects they'll never finish, and Amazon Q Developer gets a one-way ticket to the AWS graveyard.
In this issue, serverless becomes less stateless, OpenAI drops two major model upgrades, and Claude goes after creatives.
In this issue, Claude gets a major upgrade, AWS makes AI costs more visible, and Cloudflare goes all-in on agents.
In this issue, AI starts breaking things faster than we can defend them, AWS launches an agent registry, and S3 becomes a filesystem (sort of).
In this issue, Claude leaks its secrets, AWS locks down S3, and Cloudflare makes a run at WordPress.
In this issue, App Runner heads to maintenance mode, agents start looking like real software, and efficiency might become the new AI race.
In this issue, AWS gives agents real-time streaming and shell access, MCP might be dead, and the distance between idea and deployment shrinks while quality becomes optional.
In this issue, S3 turns 20, AWS makes agents more stateful and observable, and Claude expands to a 1M token context window.
In this issue, AWS helps your AI agents go rogue, Anthropic puts the AI code review market on notice, and GPT-5.4 arrives just in time for that Department of War contract.
In this issue, DSQL keeps checking boxes, serverless PHP gets a major upgrade, and Dario Amodei blocks production of the T-1000.
In this issue, DSQL inches toward 'new default' status, Claude keeps launching startup killers, and FinOps consultants start turning their advice into software.
In this issue, Anthropic levels up with Sonnet 4.6 and a monster raise, AWS sharpens its agent tooling, and serverless databases continue their slow march toward table stakes.
In this issue, Claude gets even smarter, Bedrock makes agents more production-friendly, and the future of SaaS gets a little more uncomfortable.
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Jeremy is the founder of Ampt, a Cloud & AI consultant, and an AWS Serverless Hero that has a soft spot for helping people
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