Looking back at 2025: AI agents entered the software lifecycle, research showed AI amplifies whatever system it lands in, and a single DNS race condition reminded everyone what resilience costs.
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Looking back at 2024: AI coding tools went mainstream, the data showed a stability cost, CrowdStrike made release risk a board-level topic, and MCP quietly set up the agent era.