A new chargeable procedure is for for the hospital but maybe not for patients imo.

Lots of new interesting stuff comes out and dies or doesn't survive, but it means they do have some constant incubation. The American version of this for comics is basically letting new writers try their hand at a big existing property to see if they're any good, but that means the new ideas are "fun spin on batman" or etc. (And of course the indie scene exists in both to different extents, but the publishers for non DC/Marvel stuff in the US are anemic.)

I hear scholastic is genuinely good, but they have a very specific audience ofc.

So maybe median salary for ten years or something for every couple with their first kid?

The Nvidia shield used to be a decent streaming box?

Even if the prompt actually did work it would just stop the agent from implementing this specific testing framework, which is on the level of making your library incompatible with another or something.

You could have a full version of whatever codebase and test suite you want in there. It can do all the same stuff, right? Just copy it elsewhere once you know you've got a working result, a few minutes of effort at the end of each pr or work item.

For a more broad example than IT cost center stuff, you can look at how some large companies go through cycles of arrogance with their customer bases, launch a product that fails, and then are humbled enough to try and pivot and earn good will back. Microsoft is always somewhere in this cycle for instance. The organization can never really learn this lesson permanently and will "regress" from time to time based on financial pressure or greed or some other impulse.

And on top of that, many of those other weapons are also not used to avoid escalating? There are pretty high costs to using bioweapons even against non peer opponents.