Adobe keeps stuffing more AI into Photoshop and Premiere whether creatives asked for it or not

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Adobe is expanding AI across Creative Cloud, bringing AI assistants to Photoshop, Premiere, Illustrator, InDesign, and other apps. While Adobe sees AI as the future of creative work, some users may view the growing push as another example of AI being forced into software they already pay for.

Attackers are learning how to trick AI agents instead of people

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Security researchers are warning that attackers are increasingly targeting AI agents rather than the people using them. As businesses give AI systems access to email, documents, and business tools, prompt injection and other attacks are becoming a growing concern.

Alibaba says AI is helping turn one-person businesses into a reality

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New data from Alibaba.com suggests artificial intelligence is making it easier than ever for solo entrepreneurs to launch businesses. The company says 71 percent of applicants in its startup competition are one-person operations, with most relying on AI tools for everything from coding to marketing.

CrowdStrike says AI agents should never be trusted

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CrowdStrike believes the traditional login-and-trust model is no longer sufficient for autonomous AI agents. The company is pushing a new approach that continuously evaluates whether an AI agent should be allowed to act, potentially changing how organizations think about identity security in the AI era.

1Password acquires Apono as AI agents create new security risks

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1Password has acquired Apono in a move that pushes the company beyond password management and into AI-era access governance. The deal aims to give organizations tighter control over what humans, machines, and AI agents can access, and for how long.

OpenAI is building AI agents that never clock out

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OpenAI plans to acquire Ona, a company specializing in secure cloud execution environments. The deal reveals a larger strategy to create AI agents that can continue working for hours or even days without requiring users to stay connected.

Mastercard wants AI agents paying each other nonstop

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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.

Norton wants AI managing your family life and that sounds risky

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Norton is entering the AI agent race with a new family assistant designed to organize parenting logistics across emails, calendars, school apps, and messaging platforms. While the concept may sound convenient for overwhelmed parents, the idea of an AI system deeply embedded in sensitive family communications raises serious privacy, security, and reliability concerns.

IBM and Google Cloud want AI agents running your business instead of just answering questions

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IBM and Google Cloud just announced a major partnership that shows where enterprise AI is heading next, folks. The days of companies merely experimenting with chatbots appear to be fading fast. Now the conversation is about AI agents handling actual business operations, automating workflows, and potentially replacing portions of human decision-making across industries. The two … Read more

Sport Clips hands work once done by humans to thousands of AI agents

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Sport Clips is deploying thousands of AI agents to automate customer review responses and local marketing tasks across its franchise locations, raising fresh questions about how much human interaction businesses are willing to replace with software.

AI is changing jobs faster than companies know how to handle

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Boston Consulting Group says AI is rapidly reshaping the workplace, with many employees now spending more time managing AI tools than doing traditional work. While workers report higher job satisfaction, many also say AI is making work mentally exhausting.

Microsoft turns Windows Terminal into an open-source AI shell

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Microsoft has launched Intelligent Terminal 0.1, an experimental open-source fork of Windows Terminal that brings AI agents directly into the shell with contextual assistance, automatic error detection, and background task handling.