Agile is killing software innovation ☠️, AI boosts mental health, Quantum internets takes a step forward ⚛️, JWST finds 6 new rogue worlds 🪐

We love a good argument 😄 Security-legend Moxie Marlinspike argues that Agile practices are killing software innovation. He calls for a more ground-up approach to building software. At the same time, the opinion piece below from Rupert Goodwin's argues the opposite.
Blaming practices (which you can take or leave as needed) seems like an oversimplification of the problems facing software development. What's your view?

We've already seen this in practice with other customers, across different use cases. The ability of VR to embed the user in an environment, and let them focus on a task is huge. Tying in AI to allow for more freeform interactions is great, assuming the relevant guardrails are in place. More here: https://www.nature.com/articles/s44159-024-00334-9#Ack1

Competition can be great, and it's excellent to see a competitor facing up to Nvidia's dominance. As always, the hardware is only going to be as good as the software, so it's awesome to see them supporting key libraries such as Torch 👍

I have to support generating synthetic data every day for our innovation projects. This is a game-changer for teams, and free's up a time to be better spent on engineering efforts. A great use of AI!

With billions of planets out there, it's not surprising we keep finding a few more to add to the collection. However, the rogue planets are the most interesting - plant-sized masses that are untethered from any central star, that travel through the vast emptiness if space.