The latest about artificial intelligence: new models, agents, automation, and how businesses apply them.
Salesforce rolled out Hunter, Piper, Carter, Casey, Fin, Paige and Marshall plus an updated Agentforce Coworker; most features are generally available now.
Dynatrace is acquiring Arize AI, whose open-source Phoenix platform is used by more than 4,000 enterprises, to combine AI evaluation with application observability.
New Mexico's Supreme Court fined Stephen Aarons $5,000 and held him in contempt after his ChatGPT-assisted brief cited fabricated witnesses and fake police testimony.
Five9 CEO Amit Mathradas says full automation was never the goal, as one customer routes 100,000 calls a year through its agentic stack with containment above 50%.
Gartner expects agentic AI in 33% of enterprise apps by 2028, and payment networks are racing to let software pay for APIs and services without a human at checkout.
Canadian physicians can now verify their identity with a MINC number to keep free access to OpenEvidence, a platform the company says is used by more than half of Canada's doctors.
California signed two laws creating a framework for independent third-party AI audits, shifting oversight from company self-assessment to outside verification.
Mistral AI closed a $3.5 billion Series D round, valuing the Paris-based lab above $24 billion, as it bets enterprises will pay for control over AI infrastructure.
Researcher Timnit Gebru argues that AI extinction warnings serve to distract from autonomous weapons, climate risks, and job displacement.
Anthropic's threat report covers eight months of Claude misuse, including missile software, a drone swarm and distillation by seven Chinese labs.
Meta changed the prompts its AI chatbot suggests after a viral video showed it asking a user to identify her child and surfacing deleted photos.
An Anthropic researcher resigned over AI safety concerns, while OpenAI's chief scientist called for a slowdown and new models kept shipping from Meta, OpenAI and DeepSeek.