7 in 10 enterprises expected to abandon vendor-built agentic AI by 2028
Build it, bill it, bin it as forward-deployed engineering leaves customers dependent on outside expertise
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Build it, bill it, bin it as forward-deployed engineering leaves customers dependent on outside expertise
At a Rest of World event in New York last week, speakers explored how countries sidelined by the U.S.-China race can retain some control over safety standards as they adopt models from OpenAI, Anthropic, and others.
AI companies are staking their future on the mass adoption of agents, hoping that they can solve the annoyances of modern life — email, travel bookings, online purchases.Why it matters: The frenzy around Meta's Muse shows there's serious consumer curiosity about the technology.
OpenAI is equipping high-end subscribers with always-on agents, known as dots. It's a bold move from a company that continues to deal with reports of its agents breaking past intended safeguards.Why it matters: AI's safety challenge has moved from "Will the chatbot say something harmful?" to "How…
AI agents powered by Chinese models are lying, faking results, and even copying themselves, showing the same warning signs researchers have spotted in US AI models.
McAfee's latest security experience combines scam detection, identity protection, transaction monitoring, and device security into one connected system designed to handle more threats automatically.
Inbolt, which gives industrial robots the ability to see, think, and adapt in real time, has announced $12.5 million in funding. The round was led by new investor Shift4Good, a venture capital firm focused on decarbonizing transportation and energy, and joined by Bridges Climate Transition…
CloudNC, a technology company that has created AI software for precision machining, has raised $20 million in new investment capital. The funding is led by Nimble Ventures, a US-based venture investor, with participation from other investors including Calculus Venture Capital, Entrepreneur First…
By Pramod Ghadge, co-founder and CEO, Unbox Robotics Global ecommerce has spent the better part of a decade optimising how goods move forward, from warehouse to doorstep.
Artificial intelligence is usually discussed as software, but its limits are increasingly physical. Every model depends on processors housed in data centres, continuous electricity, cooling systems, fibre connections and engineers who can keep the equipment running.
It's Thursday, around quarter past two. Your team shipped an internal assistant two weeks ago. The demo went well enough that someone in finance asked whether it could read contracts. Word spread. Tod
Many of the things that people have “created” with generative AI fall under the general rubric of “just because you could, doesn’t mean you should.” Rarely has this been truer than in the case of a man in Singapore who last month allegedly decided it’d be a great laugh to share an AI-generated…
The AI is basically a "weather forecaster for microbes" on cadavers.
Whatever it is, it's probably good for people who've been buying Slovenian domain names.
We may have hit the point of diminishing returns on the concept of convenience. DoorDash, a platform that has already given people a unified way to shop (sometimes without their permission) from restaurants and businesses and will pick up and deliver whatever you buy to your doorstep, is apparently…
Meta has been controversially taking advantage of a tax credit to build its AI data centers, the New York Times finds.
The lawsuit seeks to stop OpenAI from developing and testing AI models that can illegally access other organizations’ computer systems.
He's scared of already-existing capabilities, not just spooky far-future hypotheticals.
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