🗺Market Map shows how crowded the AI agent stack has become

A new market map lays out today’s AI agent landscape. Around LLMs, entire layers have formed.

Engines, environments, agent frameworks, memory, code review. The stack keeps expanding beyond the model itself.


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💡 Microsoft builds glass data storage with 10,000-year lifespan

Microsoft developed a glass-based data storage system using laser-written 3D pixels inside transparent glass. The company says it is the first to offer a full end-to-end system for writing, storing, and reading this format.

Data is written with a femtosecond laser that alters the glass structure through ultra-short pulses. The changes do not damage the material and can only be detected optically. Reading requires a microscope, while convolutional neural networks help reduce errors caused by noisy light signals.

Tests suggest the medium can preserve data for up to 10,000 years, compared to 40–50 years for typical storage without maintenance. Density reaches about 4.8 TB on a ~12 cm² disk.

Storage consumes virtually no energy once written.


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🔍 Chrome adds built-in Split View for two tabs in one window

Google rolled out Split View in Chrome. Users can now place two tabs side by side inside a single window, without extensions.

The feature is aimed at people who switch between tabs constantly. Teachers use it to review assignments. Developers keep documentation visible while coding. Some take notes while watching YouTube.

It simplifies basic multitasking inside the browser.


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🤖 Anthropic launches Claude Code Security and upgrades Desktop

Anthropic released Claude Code Security, an agent that scans full repositories and finds complex context-level vulnerabilities.

It uncovered 500+ issues in production open source projects, some decades old.

The agent reasons across the codebase instead of relying on fixed SAST rules.

Claude Code Desktop now runs Server Previews, fixes console errors, reviews before push, monitors PRs, and supports auto-merge.


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⚠️ Amazon engineers followed AI advice and disrupted AWS for 13 hours

In December, Amazon’s AI assistant Kiro suggested deleting and recreating an environment. Engineers approved the action. Something went wrong, and AWS services experienced disruptions for 13 hours.

Amazon says the incident was caused by human error. The engineer who granted Kiro permission had overly broad access rights.

The company introduced additional staff training and tightened security controls.


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We've came so far from Will Smith eating spaghetti AI.


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📱 Phones in the 2000s

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We are so cooked


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🤖 ChatGPT code references $100 Pro Lite subnoscription tier

Mentions of a new “Pro Lite” plan priced at $100 per month were found in ChatGPT’s code. No details about features or limits have been disclosed.

The pricing suggests a mid tier between the $20 Plus plan and the $200 Pro plan.

It appears aimed at users who need more than Plus but do not require the full Pro package.


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📊 Only ~2.5M people use AI for coding out of 8.1B

A viral chart maps global AI usage. Each dot equals about 3.2M people.

🔸 ~6.8B have never used AI
🔸 ~1.3B use free chatbots
🔸 ~15–25M pay $20 per month
🔸 ~2.5M use AI for coding

The group using AI to write code is a rounding error at global scale.

If you are already building with it, you are operating in a very small cohort.


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