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At the AAAI 2026 conference, the spotlight shifted from the raw power of AI agents to their transparency. We explore why this shift is a deal-breaker for anyone integrating autonomous systems into business processes.
What happens when AI starts acting on its own, and why its autonomy opens the door to attacks no one ever saw coming.
AI: Events
Security
Databricks has updated its security framework to version 3.0, adding a dedicated section on agentic AI – systems that act autonomously and introduce new risks.
Researchers have proposed a method for identifying the capabilities of AI agents by their content, ensuring their identifier remains stable when transferred between platforms.
Microsoft has announced new tools to protect agentic AI at the RSAC 2026 conference, integrating security at every level of the AI infrastructure.
Microsoft has expanded its Zero Trust concept, adding a dedicated branch for protecting AI systems, new assessment tools, and updated recommendations.
OpenAI has shared how it monitors deviations in the behavior of its internal code-writing AI agents and explained why this is crucial for safety.
AI: Events
Security
OpenAI has shared how it protects ChatGPT agents from hidden instructions within data, explaining why this is crucial as AI begins to act independently.
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Technical context • Development
OpenAI has updated its Responses API, equipping it with tools that enable autonomous agents to access files, utilize a command line, and operate within an isolated computing environment.
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