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Artificial Intelligence
Securing AI Assistants Across the Data Supply Chain
Andra Lezza’s presentation at InfoQ underscores the rising threat surface of AI copilots, mapping the OWASP AI Exchange model and the specific LLM risks that dominate today’s attack vectors. She recommends granular authorization, template‑based prompts, and DevSecOps pipelines to harden both independent and multi‑tenant copilot architectures. The briefing signals that enterprises must treat AI assistants as critical data assets rather than optional add‑ons.
InfoQ
Agentic AI Foundation Sets New Open‑Source Standards
The Linux Foundation’s newly minted Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF) consolidates Anthropic’s Model Context Protocol, Block’s Goose framework, and OpenAI’s AGENTS.md under a neutral governance model, aiming to make “the USB‑C for AI” a de‑facto interoperability layer. SD Times details the donor ecosystem, TechCrunch notes the backing of major cloud players, and Ars Technica highlights the strategic push to curb proprietary fragmentation. By anchoring these tools in open standards, the foundation could become the backbone of next‑generation autonomous agents.
SD Times
TechCrunch
Ars Technica
OpenAI Unveils Faster, More Conversational GPT‑5.1 Variants
OpenAI’s GPT‑5.1 rollout introduces three specialized models: the “Instant” chat engine with sharper instruction following, the “Thinking” variant that accelerates reasoning tasks, and “Codex‑Max” which leverages code compaction for lengthy programming jobs. According to InfoQ, the upgrades deliver lower latency and higher fidelity, positioning GPT‑5.1 as the new baseline for enterprise‑grade generative AI. The move also raises the bar for competitors racing to match OpenAI’s performance‑first roadmap.
InfoQ
Marvell’s $5.5 B Celestial AI Acquisition Expands AI‑Infra Footprint
Tom’s Hardware reports that Marvell’s purchase of Celestial AI secures a suite of optical‑interconnect technologies critical for next‑gen AI data‑center workloads. The deal, valued at up to $5.5 billion, bolsters Marvell’s position in the high‑speed networking market and promises tighter integration between compute and storage fabrics for large‑scale model training. Industry analysts see the acquisition as a clear signal that hardware vendors are doubling down on AI‑centric infrastructure.
Tom's Hardware
Technology Advancements
Google’s First AI‑Powered Smart Glasses Target 2026 Launch
TechCrunch reveals that Google is preparing a pair of AI‑enhanced smart glasses to compete directly with Meta’s offerings, embedding Gemini‑driven visual assistance and multimodal interaction. Zdnet’s hands‑on preview of Google’s Android XR prototype shows seamless voice‑first queries and real‑time object recognition, hinting at a future where wearable computing becomes a standard productivity layer. The product could redefine enterprise field work and remote collaboration.
TechCrunch
Zdnet
AI‑Driven Market Research Platform Targets $90 B Industry
Cashew Research, covered by TechCrunch, leverages large‑language models to automate survey design, data collection, and insight synthesis while still incorporating human‑validated touchpoints. By marrying synthetic data generation with real‑world respondent input, the startup promises faster turnaround and cost reductions for firms traditionally reliant on expensive research agencies. Its approach exemplifies how generative AI is reshaping core business intelligence processes.
TechCrunch
Future of Work
Claude Code Brings Real‑Time Coding Assistance to Slack
Computer World notes that Anthropic’s Claude Code beta now operates directly within Slack, letting developers tag @Claude to locate bugs, suggest repository fixes, and generate snippets on the fly. TechCrunch adds that this integration could overhaul collaborative coding workflows, turning chat channels into interactive development environments. The shift signals a broader move toward AI‑augmented teamwork where code creation becomes a conversational act.
Computer World
Gartner Predicts Agentic AI Will Redefine Talent Acquisition
Zdnet summarizes Gartner’s 2026 strategic trends, forecasting that by 2028 firms deploying multi‑agent AI in 80 % of customer‑facing processes will dominate their markets, while 75 % of hiring pipelines will require AI‑proficiency certifications. The analysis warns of “AI‑free” skills assessments to counter critical‑thinking erosion, urging professionals to upskill in prompt engineering and AI governance to stay competitive. These projections highlight a rapid retooling of the workforce around autonomous digital labor.
Zdnet
Digital Transformation
Chrome’s Dual‑Model Defense Tackles Prompt‑Injection Vulnerabilities
Computer World details Google’s new “user alignment critic” that vets Gemini‑driven browsing actions before execution, isolating the safety model from untrusted web content. The architecture, built on dual‑LLM research, aims to mitigate the “confused deputy” problem that OWASP identified in 73 % of LLM deployments. Gartner and the UK NCSC’s warnings underscore the urgency of embedding such safeguards as AI agents become integral to enterprise browsers.
Computer World
EU Antitrust Probe Targets Google’s AI Search and Training Practices
TechCrunch reports that the European Commission has opened an investigation into Google’s use of publisher content and YouTube videos to train its Gemini models without compensation. Computer World adds that regulators are also scrutinizing Google’s AI‑generated search summaries for potential market abuse. The probe reflects growing transatlantic tension over data ownership and could reshape how AI giants source training data in the future.
TechCrunch
Computer World
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