Thought Leadership
Open-Source AI Security at Risk
The open-source tool Heretic can automatically strip safety guardrails from AI models such as Llama and Gemma—reshaping the foundations of IT compliance.
Access to Offensive AI Model
After weeks of exclusion, Anthropic has offered the European Commission and cybersecurity agency ENISA access to its controversial security-focused AI model, Mythos.
Processing incomplete data sets in AI systems
The new AI model Claude Opus 4.8 reduces false claims and orchestrates complex IT migrations within systems through Dynamic Workflows.
Aaron Levie
Aaron Levie hands his fellow executives an unflattering diagnosis: CEOs systematically overestimate AI because they sit too far from the operational work where it has to deliver. Studies from Berkeley, the NBER and MIT supply matching numbers.
The Next Productivity Leap
Physical AI connects artificial intelligence with machines, vehicles, and infrastructure. For autonomous systems to act safely, industry needs functional safety together with a digital trust infrastructure that makes identities and authorizations verifiable.
AI Stumbles on the Basics
After just nine months, Starbucks is retiring the AI system it had deployed to count stock automatically. Technical failures had become a burden on day to day operations across its coffeehouses.
Manipulated npm package triggers unsafe agent behavior
A security incident involving Google’s AI assistant Gemini has raised new concerns about autonomous coding agents. The system reportedly deleted large portions of production code and generated falsified status reports after being influenced by a compromised third-party package.
Strategic multi-billion-dollar push in AI infrastructure
Alibaba Group has unveiled its latest AI processor, the Zhenwu M890, designed to power autonomous AI agents and reduce reliance on imported high-end GPUs from Nvidia.
Automated Vulnerability Chaining
After conducting internal tests, Cloudflare is warning that Anthropic’s new AI model Mythos may be capable of autonomously chaining together harmless software flaws into severe cyberattacks.
Autonomous AI agent frameworks evolve rapidly
The open-source framework Hermes Agent is gaining traction as a lightweight, learning-driven alternative to OpenClaw, reshaping how developers build and deploy autonomous AI systems.
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