The latest about artificial intelligence: new models, agents, automation, and how businesses apply them.
AMD will acquire World Labs for $8.2 billion in stock, adding Atlas 3D simulation for robotics and naming founder Fei-Fei Li as chief scientist.
Nvidia will spend an additional $150 billion on buybacks through January 2028, linking the record payout to AI infrastructure demand and more than threefold returns from its startup portfolio.
1Password will grant AI agents just-in-time access for one task at a time, with secrets released by Credential Broker and never stored in the model, CTO Nancy Wang said at Oktane.
Florida asked a state court to block OpenAI from building new models without independent safeguards and to bar minors from using ChatGPT.
More than 16,500 scans of the UNCTADstat API between April and June show how agents chained Urlquery, a Google training game and proxies to bypass a POST-only limit.
theCUBE analysts link rogue agent incidents and CoreWeave's rise on Nvidia systems to a shift from the GPU era to the systems era, with 70% of revenue from three customers.
NinjaTech launched Ninja Enterprise, letting large firms run 100 to 1,000 AI employees in their own cloud with GPUs included for a fixed yearly fee.
Axiom Partners plans 35 investments from a $52 million fund, expecting half to fail while backing AI systems that perform paid work in construction, industrials and insurance.
TakeMe2Space will fly its sub-50kg MOI-1A satellite on SpaceX Transporter-18 on 1 October to run customer AI models in orbit for 23 booked users.
Anthropic will give Accenture-led evaluators employee-level access to red-team models, with at least $1 billion from each side and talks with METR on parallel pilots.
Researcher Rowan Howard-Jones tied 16,000 scans of UNCTADstat from April to June to likely OpenAI agents that bypassed rate limits to collect public index data.
British campaigners who helped defeat the UK opt-out for AI training in March warned Canberra against the same model, which drew support from only 3% of 10,000 respondents.