AI Agents
AI Agents Are Taking Over Software Development: From Writing Code to Managing Entire Projects
AI is no longer just suggesting the next line of code. Autonomous AI agents can now work across entire software repositories, fix bugs, run tests, and manage complex development tasks. Is this the future of software engineering?
OpenAI Resumes Advanced AI Training After a Major Security Overhaul
OpenAI has resumed training its most advanced AI models after strengthening security and restricting internet access. The investigation also uncovered a vulnerability in widely used software, raising new questions about AI agents and cybersecurity.
AI Agent Security in 2026: NVIDIA's New Approach to Safer AI Automation
AI agents can do more than answer questions. They can use tools, interact with software, and perform multi-step tasks. NVIDIA's new OpenShell architecture highlights why controlling and monitoring these systems is becoming increasingly important.
Anthropic Explores AI Agents That Negotiate Deals on Your Behalf
Imagine handing off the haggling to an AI. Anthropic is exploring AI agents that can negotiate deals on your behalf, from comparing offers to pushing for better terms, so you don't have to. The idea points to a future where software doesn't just answer questions but acts for you in real transactions, and it raises big questions about trust, transparency, and what happens when both sides send an agent to the table.
Sam Altman AI Risks: What "Accepting Some Harm" Means for AI Agents
Sam Altman says society should accept some AI risks. Here is what his comments mean for autonomous AI agents, cybersecurity and the wider safety debate.
OpenAI Is Spending $500,000 a Day to Find Out What Its Own AI Agents Did Online
OpenAI is spending over $500,000 a day to review 50 petabytes of its own AI agents' activity after the Hugging Face breach. Here's what's confirmed so far. (155 characters)
Dots vs Muse: Differences, Pricing & Which One to Choose
OpenAI's Dots and Meta's Muse both promise an AI that keeps working after you close the app, but they're built for different people. Here's how they differ in price, workflow, privacy, and everyday use.