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There is no single AI law to follow, only overlapping circles of privacy, cybersecurity, consumer protection, and employment rules, plus more than 150 emerging state AI laws. For engineers, knowing what applies can feel impossible. Shannon Yavorsky, who co-leads the AI practice at law firm Orrick, joins Kevin Ball to map the regulation that actually applies to you, the real risk spectrum, and how to build an AI governance program. The post AI Regulation and What Every Tech Company Should Know appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

Companies raced to get their engineers using AI, then watched their AI bills start doubling every few months. Patrick Wendell, co-founder of Databricks, hit this problem early across thousands of his own engineers. He joins Kevin Ball to discuss why AI costs suddenly exploded and the practical levers companies have to bring them under control. The post Managing AI Coding Costs at Scale appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

How Blitzy tackles autonomous software development at enterprise scale, using a knowledge graph of the entire codebase and swarms of specialized agents that build, review, and test from a spec engineers approve, turning massive codebases that break today's coding tools into reviewable pull requests. The post Blitzy and Autonomous Software Development for Enterprise appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

AI's biggest impact so far has been digital, but its reshaping of the physical world may prove even more profound. At the center of that shift are world models, which predict what comes next so robots can plan and cars can anticipate the road. Amit Goel, Head of Robotics Ecosystem and Edge AI Product at NVIDIA, joins Matt Merrill to unpack physical AI, world models, and NVIDIA's Cosmos family of models. The post Physical AI at NVIDIA appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

The most damaging software bugs hide in edge cases no one thought to check, and AI-generated code is only widening those blind spots. This episode explores how Antithesis uses deterministic simulation testing, running software through thousands of unexpected paths to surface the rare, catastrophic failures normal testing would miss. The post Software Verification in the Age of Coding Agents appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.