Big change brings big change (News)

What's up, friends? Adam here. Big week here at ChangeLog. Some big change all around. But the bigger news since we last shipped news was AWS data centers getting bombed by Iran to take down Claude. Seriously, you can't make this stuff up. And on the lighter side of things, because that's kinda heavy, we have new MacBook Pro models with m five Pro and m five max available to preorder. I'm so torn and so tempted. Okay. Let's get into the news. GPT 5.4. OpenAI shipped their latest model last Thursday. GPT 5.4 is seriously good, and the phrase trust the model has never been more true for coding. Our friends at augment code made this statement, quote, it is the first model we've used that feels built for agent workflows, planning cleanly, delegating well, and consistently falling through without getting lost halfway, end quote. Fun fact, I was actually reviewing the models when I saw this new model in the list, and I was like, yeah. I changed the 5.4 and was seriously impressed and making some amazing progress instantly. If you're sleeping on codecs or GPT 5.4, you might be missing out. Living human brain cells play doom on a c l one. When I talked to Drew Wilson back in episode six thirty nine, link in the show notes, of course, about chasing that next big thing, he mentioned his design work on Cortical Labs and the c l one. And now the thing plays doom, and they have the video to prove it. The future is now, my friends. The future is now. I was a TEDx engineer, and now I'm useless. So I'm looking at a video on x from Moe Bitar. It hits on this toll booth idea as well as the idea of, o m g. Why would I keep writing code by hand when this thing can produce better and faster or near instantly? Yeah. We're all just tiptoeing around these feelings. But Moe put it out there, and he put it out there well. Looking to get Moe on a pod coming soon. Check her DMs, Moe. Check her DMs. Your code base is full of bugs. Okay. So I haven't tried this out yet for myself, but I saw enough posts on x about it, so I had to share it here with you guys. Detail.dev scans your code base to find serious bugs. Each scan spends a few hours exercising your code in creative ways to uncover bugs you'll be glad to know about. If you haven't tried it out yet, go to detail.dev. And now for some sponsored news. Here's a fun experiment. Ask your coding agent to recommend a logging library for your next project. Now check when that recommendation was last updated. Here's the thing. AI coding agents are trained on data with a knowledge cutoff. That package they just confidently recommended could have three CVEs disclosed since the model learned about it. Your code …