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On August 3, Drew Breunig will join @timoreilly.bsky.social to discuss the prompt debt that developers accumulate and share actionable strategies that will help you shed it, drawn from the work of agentic software developers. Save your free spot today: https://bit.ly/4chZk4H

On the last week's Zero to Agent in 30 Mins, Craig Hewitt demonstrated how to turn a fresh Hermes installation into a social media agent that can study a person’s writing, draft posts, and plan recurring research, focusing on the context, workflows, and safeguards: bit.ly/4weVeB3

Christina Stathopoulos, MSc focused in on 4 forces we’ve been tracking that are shaping the AI market: product strategy (and OpenAI’s hardware plans), expanding government oversight, the work of moving enterprise AI into production, and growing competition from Chinese frontier labs: bit.ly/4wxP67W

We don’t just show you what agents can do. We show you how they think. You’ll learn the specific skills required to manage memory, integrate external tools, and orchestrate multi-agent swarms. Save your free spot: https://bit.ly/3SYO59S

We kicked off Zero to Agent in 30 Minutes this week with guest John Berryman. He set the stage by defining an agent as a large language model wrapped in two loops. An outer loop passes messages back and forth to the user. What turns an AI tool into an agent is the inner loop: bit.ly/3Rk10CY

Every Wednesday, join us for this weekly build series where you’ll learn to create real production-ready agents live. Each 30-minute sprint focuses on building a different working agent while introducing the latest AI tools, powerful techniques, pro tips, and clever tricks. https://bit.ly/3SYO59S

This week, Christina Stathopoulos, MSc continued her run sorting the week’s most impactful stories into a handful of themes we’ve been watching play out over the past month: more firms investing in the compute AI runs on, more concerns about who controls a model’s borders, and more: bit.ly/3RDx1pD

Chelsea Troy joined @gradientflow.com to cover the state of entry-level hiring, why the software engineering interview has been broken for decades, what it means to teach Python in 2026, and more. Check it out: bit.ly/4hneQ1I

Good news for those who prefer reading their way to new skills. We’ve expanded our skill plans to include text-based learning paths built on O’Reilly’s trusted books and guides. Video or text, we’re rolling out skill plans for the way you learn best: https://bit.ly/4f6COeU

Over 6 weeks, you’ll learn directly from two of the industry’s most respected software architects, Neal Ford and Mark Richards, while collaborating with experienced engineers from around the world to design, evaluate, and defend a complete software architecture. Only 25 spots: https://bit.ly/4ym4WDQ

On August 11, join Sam Newman and expert guests for Software Development Superstream sponsored by Antithesis to explore the critical transition from being a conductor of a single agent to becoming an orchestrator of many. Save your free spot today: https://bit.ly/4gCKLen

On July 21, join Chelsea Troy for a free live session on agentic coding that will be driven entirely by your questions and conversation. You’ll explore advanced agentic coding situations and problems O’Reilly members are facing, and solve them in real time using Claude Code: bit.ly/4poRvin

Christina Stathopoulos sorted the week’s headlines into a handful of threads: advances in physical hardware to keep up with AI demand, the widening reach of government oversight into frontier model companies, and a workforce that’s reorganizing faster than job titles can describe it: bit.ly/4vr9G8v

We’re heading to Ai4 2026 in Las Vegas on August 4-6. Stop by our booth #309 to chat about how O’Reilly helps organizations give their teams access to trusted AI content, expert instructors, and practical learning that keeps pace with today’s technology. Are you attending Ai4 this year?

As Dan Guido puts it: “AI works. Most companies are using it wrong. They give people tools without changing the system. That’s the gap between AI-assisted and AI native.” On July 9, Dan joins @timoreilly.bsky.social for a live chat and Q&A: bit.ly/4chZk4H

Andreas Welsch was joined by Matt Palmer to work through what the US government’s export restrictions on frontier AI models mean for practitioners, why delegating to agents isn’t as effortless as it sounds, and what Sakana AI’s new Fugu system offers as an alternative architecture: bit.ly/4eXtbiE

@timoreilly.bsky.social and Harper Carroll had a great conversation about fine-tuning versus prompting, what it actually means to learn to code in 2025, and what the AI field gets wrong when it talks to the public. Check it out on our #Radar: bit.ly/4xUGhpH

This week host and Turing Post founder Ksenia Se threaded the latest news into a single argument: AI is moving out of conversation and into the operational loops where real work happens: bit.ly/4vDIzrQ

Struggling to grasp machine learning concepts or unsure how to apply them in the real world? This book aims to change that by using soccer to illuminate key concepts in predictive modeling and data science. Check it out on our learning platform: bit.ly/4aOX7MG

This week, John Lindquist joined YK Sugi to cover the latest AI news. First on the agenda was the contested release of Claude Fable 5. They also examined the financial shifts reshaping the technology industry, including the rising costs associated with agentic coding loops. #Radar: bit.ly/4eCkXfR

On July 14, join host Mike Amundsen and a range of experts to understand how you can prepare yourself and your APIs for the agentic future. This free event sponsored by Storyblok explores how APIs are being redesigned to give AI the power to act. Save your seat today: bit.ly/4uK6uo9

This week Miguel Fierro joined Christina Stathopoulos to talk about the state of recommendation systems. Christina also ran through the latest AI news she’s been watching, from Anthropic’s continued rise to responsible AI, and more. Here are three takeaways from the conversation: bit.ly/43xKh1l

Maarten Grootendorst joined @gradientflow.com to cover the enduring relevance of embeddings and topic models in an LLM-dominated world, his hot take that agents are essentially just an “LLM in a for loop with some tools, some memory, and perhaps some guardrails,” and more: bit.ly/443mWVv

We are pleased to share that O'Reilly has been selected as the “Enterprise Learning Solution of the Year” in the 8th annual EdTech Breakthrough Awards program conducted by EdTech Breakthrough: https://bit.ly/4v26bWH

On June 10, Harper Reed joins @timoreilly.bsky.social to discuss why creativity, serendipity, and embracing the weird might be the real path forward—and what it means when software stops being a product and starts being a medium of expression. Register here: https://bit.ly/4chZk4H

Author Jon Bodner introduces the design patterns experienced Go developers use and explains why they work. This updated 3rd edition also shows you how to incorporate AI tools into your Go development workflow for coding, code review, and evaluation. Check it out: bit.ly/4uxZ47v

On June 16, join us to explore how AI is changing the way architecture capabilities are understood and applied. Gain insights into how you can harness AI to enable smarter decision-making, accelerate iteration, and ensure your systems stay secure. Save your free spot today: https://bit.ly/4dKYa0J

Did you know that we have three new O’Reilly academies? Manager, Soft Skills, and Data Literacy. Each academy features expert-curated tracks to build foundational tech and business skills across your organization. Learners earn sharable, verified badges. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4wKm458

On June 3, Harper Carroll joins @timoreilly.bsky.social to talk about teaching AI on social media, what democratizing technical knowledge actually looks like, and what happens when performance craft meets deep technical expertise. Register here: https://bit.ly/4chZk4H