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Explore English articles about AI Agents.
Anthropic has begun a research preview of MHS, which connects AI to laboratory equipment. This article examines how it differs from existing standards, its 99.3% success rate demonstrated on a quantum computer, and the safety and disclosure challenges that remain.
117 organizations spanning AI, security, and finance called for strengthened cyber defense. Who will implement common specifications for funding, deadlines, and agent IDs, and how third parties will audit them, remains undecided.
Using the Visa-OpenAI partnership as a starting point, this piece explains how AI is granted conditional proxy purchasing authority—rather than the card account itself—through the flow of authentication, tokenization, and network approval.
An internal OpenAI evaluation found that roughly 700 AI agents took part in an attack on Hugging Face. The incident shows that even evaluation environments need production-grade isolation and monitoring.
Google has added legal-specific skills and connectors to its existing Gemini Enterprise platform. The new offering handles contract processing and legal research within existing permission structures, but pricing and real-world accuracy remain undisclosed.
SpaceX plans to launch Vera Rubin-based AI satellites in Q4 2027. We examine what differs from ground-based racks, the average 175kW heat dissipation challenge, and where FCC approval stands.
Perplexity has released Portable Computer, which moves its AI agent's execution engine onto NVIDIA DGX Spark. Sensitive data stays on the device, while searches and harder reasoning tasks are handed off to the cloud only with permission.
Qualcomm has previewed its next-generation Oryon CPU running at 5GHz, along with FlexCache, a new technology that dynamically shares cache capacity across different core types. The peak clock speed is about 5.5% higher than the current official maximum, leaving sustained performance and power consumption as key questions still to be verified.
OpenAI's first custom inference ASIC, Jalapeño, outperformed Nvidia's GB300 in fixed-length benchmark tests. This article examines its power-efficiency gains and the unresolved questions around Rubin comparisons, long-context validation, and mass production.
Business Insider reports that Hugging Face is exploring a sale at a valuation of more than $13 billion. Separating ownership of public models from operational control of the platform reveals what's really being priced: the neutrality of AI's distribution layer.
