Seroter's reading list: AI-picked dependencies, faster AI coding means harder engineering
rseroter · x · 2026-09-30
Richard Seroter's daily reading list (#877) highlights: a survey showing low confidence in software supply chain security as AI agents increasingly pick dependencies; why faster AI coding can mean harder engineering; Shopify opening checkout to browser-based AI agents; the question of paying workers more for AI skills; and using Gemini to generate Pub/Sub message transformations. The common thread: think architecturally and ask more questions before unleashing agents.
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