Frank Emery

AI coding tools have fundamentally changed how software gets built. After attending and speaking with security and development leaders at OnPoint Ski & Snowboard CyberCon 2026, one theme stood out to me: teams are shipping more code, in more languages, across more projects than ever before. Features that used to take days now take minutes and complex logic can be scaffolded from a single prompt. The output is fast, it looks polished, and it runs smoothly. And that’s exactly the problem.

IT teams are inundated with an ever-expanding array of operational data. While collecting this data is straightforward, extracting meaningful insights that drive business value is anything but. This is where modern AIOps makes all the difference – and where PagerDuty stands apart. PagerDuty AIOps doesn’t contribute to tool sprawl and data overload, it tames it. Beyond the AI Hype Let’s be clear: while AI dominates today’s tech conversations, AIOps isn’t just another buzzword.

They predicted the future. The top thinkers of 1974 were gathered together in the pages of “Saturday Review,”  for a special issue celebrating that magazine’s 50th anniversary. In a series of essays, each one tried to imagine their world 50 more years into the future, in the far-away year of 2024. Traveling forward in time, I’ve procured my own copy of this illustrious document — buying a yellowing copy from a stranger on eBay. You can tell it’s an old magazine.