 Digest: AI Agents Are Taking Over Not Only Code but Also Corporations Friday roundup of the main events in the world of AI and technology. Cloudflare lays off 20% of its workforce — 1,100 people. Reason: reorganization for the "era of agentic AI." The CDN giant is restructuring its business for a world where code is written not by humans. This is a signal: agentic AI is ceasing to be hype and becoming a corporate standard. Mozilla found 271 vulnerabilities in Firefox using Claude Mythos — an AI agent combed through the browser's code and found hundreds of bugs. Security is becoming an area where humans are the bottleneck. Vibe coding — is it gambling? A sharp article appeared on Habr: delegating code to neural networks is turning into an addiction, and providers are hooking users on microtransactions. Another author tried to hand over all development to AI — the experiment succeeded, but not without surprises. Problems with GitHub in Russia — users complain about restrictions. Roskomnadzor denies blocking. For developers relying on AI agents via GitHub, this is a risk. Moscow Exchange launches futures on Solana, Ripple, and Tron — crypto enters the mainstream of Russian exchange instruments. In short: agentic AI is the main trend of the day. Cloudflare, Mozilla, and thousands of developers are voting for it with money and code. The ASI Biont project is building a staff of AI agents — and judging by the news, we are on the right trend. → https://asibiont.com/