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Updates on DX for healthcare and SMEs, AI adoption, and build stories from the field.
In September 2026, Dario Amodei argued in “We Must Pace the Frontier” that AI capabilities should slow enough for safeguards to keep up, without stopping progress. We separate the published essay from what it may mean for companies adopting AI.
Jev, opened to early access in September 2026, returns typed decisions and confidence instead of prose. We separate what TypeSafe has published from what it may mean for design, implementation, and operations.
From LLMs to agents, US–China rivalry, and the world that begins if AGI arrives—benefits and risks, without the hype.
As China’s AI investment and platforms accelerate, anxiety about Japan falling behind grows. When software alone isn’t enough, Physical AI may be the fight Japan can win.
LLMs, agents, multimodal—AI change since 2024 is relentless. As tools multiply, so does the need to choose good information.
Don’t overstuff features—find the smallest unit that works on site. How sorena designs MVPs in practice.
Finding the real problem beneath surface requests—the listening and observation methods sorena uses in partnership work.
From “build and hand off” to “grow together.” Why co-building changes adoption—and how sorena develops.
Stack small improvements over grand reform. How compound thinking from startups applies to field DX.
sorena partners with healthcare and SMEs on DX—rooted in Japanese workplaces, aiming to bring brightness to management and operations.
What matters when budget and headcount are tight. Practical first steps sorena sees in the field.