ReliaQuest wants to give enterprise security teams a faster way to investigate threats, and it is turning to OpenAI for help. The cybersecurity company has joined the OpenAI Daybreak Cyber Partner Program, which will give ReliaQuest closer access to OpenAI’s cyber-focused models and technical teams. The plan is to bring more advanced AI capabilities into … Read more
Ant Group has released SingGuard-NSFA as open source, promising to detect prompt injection, tool misuse, and other threats before autonomous AI agents can act.
Genesys is betting big on agentic AI with its acquisition of Pinkfish, but while AI may automate routine support tasks, I am not convinced it will ever outperform humans when it comes to customer service.
OpenClaw has launched native apps for iPhone and Android, bringing AI agents to mobile devices for the first time. Users can now manage tasks, receive notifications, and interact with their agents from virtually anywhere, marking another sign that the future of AI may live in our pockets rather than our desktops.
A new Economist Enterprise study suggests large organizations are deploying AI agents faster than their security teams can manage them. While the findings come from a survey supported by Rubrik, they paint a concerning picture of businesses racing to adopt agentic AI despite growing cybersecurity risks.
Mastercard believes AI agents will soon be buying services, paying fees, and handling transactions automatically at machine speed. The company’s new Agent Pay for Machines platform aims to support nonstop machine-to-machine payments across traditional and crypto rails.
Acer introduced a tiny AI workstation powered by AMD Ryzen AI Max+ processors that the company says can handle massive AI models locally.
DICK’S Sporting Goods is rolling out an AI powered shopping assistant called Coach by DICK’S. The retailer says it can guide athletes with recommendations and training tips, but not everyone is convinced AI belongs in a sporting goods app.
Dell and OpenAI are betting enterprises want AI agents running closer to sensitive data instead of relying entirely on cloud APIs and remote infrastructure.
FIS is working with Anthropic to bring agentic AI into banking, starting with financial crime investigations that could shrink from days to minutes while keeping humans in control.
Meta is going all-in on AWS Graviton chips, deploying tens of millions of cores to handle agentic AI workloads and rethink how large-scale AI infrastructure actually runs.
Palo Alto Networks is betting the browser will control how employees use AI. Its new secure AI browser aims to prevent data leaks and risky AI behavior.