OpenClaw: Why an enterprise nightmare is brewing



Quantum Computing
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AI
Reality check arrives
According to an industry survey by QuEra, budgets for quantum computing are largely holding steady. But companies and government agencies are increasingly demanding solid results rather than mere promises.
Future Token Prediction Accelerates Gemma
Google Gemma 4 is getting a major performance boost through Multi-Token Prediction (MTP). The new approach allows local AI models to run up to three times faster without compromising output quality.
Financial stability risk
Anthropic’s new “Claude Mythos Preview” can find and exploit vulnerabilities in every major operating system and browser, even in the hands of non-experts. For the International Monetary Fund, that’s a wake-up call: cybersecurity must be treated as a systemic financial risk.
Brussels versus hyperscalers
Health, judicial, and financial data held by public authorities is set to be hosted on European infrastructure. A blanket ban on AWS, Azure, and others is not on the table.
Memory optimization for managed agents
Anthropic is introducing “Dreaming” for Claude Agents. The memory feature analyzes workflows, identifies patterns, and doubles usage limits for subscribers.
Patch incoming
A critical vulnerability in PAN-OS is already being actively exploited. Palo Alto Networks is working on patches, with the first round expected on May 13.
Banks worried
Without their own access to Anthropic’s new Mythos model, European banks would be defenceless against a new quality of cyberattacks, the Bundesbank warns. It is calling on the EU to make a political move in Washington.
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Co.
Not long ago, the answer to the question of the best AI assistant was simple: ChatGPT. Today the landscape of AI assistants has changed dramatically. Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Mistral, DeepSeek, Grok, and Perplexity all represent serious alternatives, each with a distinct profile, individual strengths, and its own data-privacy implications.
Multi-factor authentication
The era of simple passwords is coming to an end. But while companies worldwide are adopting multi-factor authentication (MFA), a dangerous fallacy is emerging: a one-time query of a second factor does not make a system truly secure in the sense of Zero Trust.