FOMAT stands for Fear of Missing Agent Time: the worry that AI agents could be doing useful work while their user is sleeping, resting or occupied elsewhere. The term applies especially to coding agents that can continue a task without constant prompting. Michael Richman used it in an April 2026 conference talk. It is informal developer slang, rather than a medical diagnosis or productivity metric. A session can be working, waiting for a decision or deliberately stopped; keeping it active does not establish that its output is valuable. The concept highlights the human attention needed to supervise agentic AI.
Nvidia and Google Cloud unveiled new AI infrastructure and agentic AI capabilities at Google Cloud Next, targeting large-scale enterprise and industrial deployments.
OpenAI has introduced Chronicle, a new Codex feature that tracks screen activity and builds context automatically. The tool raises privacy and security concerns.
OpenAI has launched Codex Labs to help enterprises deploy AI coding tools as usage surpasses 4 million weekly developers. The move targets large-scale adoption.
AI coding startup Cursor is reportedly raising $2 billion at a $50 billion valuation. The move highlights strong investor demand for AI developer tools.
Adobe has launched CX Enterprise, a new AI platform integrating agents across major tech ecosystems. The move aims to streamline customer experience workflows at scale.
Salesforce has launched Headless 360, exposing its entire platform to AI agents via APIs and tools. The move redefines how enterprise software is accessed and used.
OpenAI has upgraded Codex with computer control, memory, and workflow integrations. The update pushes Codex beyond coding into a full development lifecycle assistant.
Anthropic has introduced “Routines” in Claude Code, enabling autonomous AI workflows triggered by schedules, APIs, or GitHub events.
Meta is reportedly building an AI-powered version of Mark Zuckerberg to interact with employees, as part of its broader push into advanced AI systems.
Anthropic has introduced Ultraplan for Claude Code, a new feature that shifts software planning tasks from the terminal to the cloud so developers can review, revise, and execute agent-generated plans more flexibly.