The latest about artificial intelligence: new models, agents, automation, and how businesses apply them.
Former Ukrainian defense minister Mykhailo Fedorov calls for full battlefield robotisation built by private firms after drones passed 95 percent of engagements.
Of about 160 IT vice presidents, two-thirds reported measurable AI results, but only eight called them strong enough to disturb the CEO on vacation, leaving the investment case finely balanced.
In five experiments with 3,132 people, access to AI cut withheld judgments from 36-44 percent to 3-6 percent while confidence rose and accuracy fell sharply.
Hollywood studios now look to film schools for hires who already use AI video tools, as Netflix reports generative AI in about 300 titles and Runway expands courses from NYU to Harvard.
Anthropic released Claude Opus 5.5 at $4/$20 with 40% lower typical cost than Opus 5, matching Fable 5.1 on most work and leading Artificial Analysis at 58.
Nvidia's SoL-Pi automatically rewrites the coding agent harness and cuts token use by up to 49% while holding EdgeBench performance near baseline.
A Washington appeals court ruled 2-1 that the Pentagon lawfully labeled Anthropic a supply chain risk over its refusal to allow military use for autonomous weapons and surveillance.
Synchresis Solutions built SynchresisVM, a KVM and bhyve management plane with a REST API and migration wizard for moves from Proxmox, Hyper-V and VMware.
Vanderbilt University will manage AI agents as distinct identities with scoped access through its Okta-based system, while liability for actions outside guardrails stays unresolved.
Microsoft rebuilt Copilot in Microsoft 365 around Code, Chat and Autopilot, adding no-code app building with Copilot Managed Runtime and deeper links to Office and business data.
Dell will gather leaders from Intel, Deepgram and others on Sept. 29 to discuss production AI infrastructure and data platforms as its AI Factory base passed 5,000 customers.
NetApp leaders will discuss unified storage for production AI on theCUBE on Sept. 30, as 64% of firms already embed AI into software delivery pipelines.