Inbox AI, buggy AI code, and “slop”

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2-Minute Tech Briefing

Computerworld

31 episodes

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Catch up on the latest enterprise IT news in a fast-paced video briefing. Watch the shows weekdays on the TECHtalk YouTube channel and Computerworld.

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Catch up on the latest enterprise IT news in a fast-paced video briefing. Watch the shows weekdays on the TECHtalk YouTube channel and Computerworld.

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Inbox AI, buggy AI code, and “slop” | Ep. 30

2-Minute Tech Briefing

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Inbox AI, buggy AI code, and “slop” | Ep. 30

Today’s 2-Minute Tech Briefing: Google tests “CC,” an inbox-based AI agent that drafts emails and suggests next actions. A CodeRabbit report finds AI-assisted code produces more issues in pull requests than human code. And Merriam-Webster names “slop” the 2025 Word of the Year, targeting low-quality AI content.