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What happens when AI starts acting on its own, and why its autonomy opens the door to attacks no one ever saw coming.
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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.
Researchers have described a technique called 'promptomorphism': the generation of endless variations of malicious code by AI tools is making traditional defense methods increasingly ineffective.
Scale AI has launched Voice Showdown, a benchmark for evaluating voice AI models based on real human preferences and live speech.
Microsoft has announced new tools to protect agentic AI at the RSAC 2026 conference, integrating security at every level of the AI infrastructure.
A study reveals that people are surprisingly bad at spotting AI-generated text, even in casual, everyday conversations.
OpenAI has introduced two smaller versions of GPT-5.4 – mini and nano – designed for speed, coding, and integration into automated systems.
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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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