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Artificial Intelligence
Agentic AI Foundation unites industry to standardize AI agents
The Linux Foundation announced the creation of the Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF), a neutral hub for open‑source AI‑agent projects such as the Model Context Protocol, Goose, and AGENTS.md. Backed by heavyweights—including Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, and Amazon—the foundation aims to curb proprietary fragmentation and ensure interoperability across the emerging agentic ecosystem. Industry analysts see AAIF as a decisive step toward treating AI agents as critical infrastructure, much like the internet protocols of the past.
SD Times
TechCrunch
Ars Technica
OpenAI rolls out GPT‑5.1 series with faster reasoning and coding chops
OpenAI unveiled three upgraded variants of its flagship model: GPT‑5.1 Instant for smoother instruction following, GPT‑5.1 Thinking which delivers quicker, more coherent reasoning, and GPT‑5.1‑Codex‑Max that leverages model compaction to tackle long‑running coding tasks. The enhancements are positioned as a response to rising enterprise demand for real‑time assistance and reduced inference costs, signaling OpenAI’s intent to retain its lead in the generative‑AI race.
InfoQ
New OWASP‑inspired playbook tackles data security for AI assistants
InfoQ reports that Andra Lezza presented a comprehensive threat model—OWASP AI Exchange—detailing the top ten risks for large‑language‑model (LLM) deployments and offering granular controls such as fine‑grained authorization and DevSecOps pipelines. The guidance stresses securing the entire AI data supply chain, from prompt ingestion to output generation, a move that many enterprises deem essential as AI copilots become ubiquitous in critical workflows.
InfoQ
Google fortifies Chrome’s Gemini browsing agent with a two‑model defense
Google introduced a user‑alignment critic that operates alongside the Gemini‑powered browsing agent, reviewing each proposed action against a metadata‑only view to block malicious prompt‑injection attempts. This dual‑model architecture, explained in a Google security blog, reflects growing concerns that AI‑driven browsers could be hijacked to exfiltrate credentials or trigger unauthorized transactions. Security experts, including those at OWASP, have lauded the approach as a pragmatic layer of defense while acknowledging the underlying challenge remains unsolved.
Computer World
Anthropic eclipses OpenAI in enterprise LLM spend, according to Menlo report
A Menlo Ventures survey cited by TechCrunch shows Anthropic now commands roughly 40 % of enterprise large‑language‑model spending, overtaking OpenAI’s 27 % share. The shift is driven by Anthropic’s focus on safety‑first models and tighter integration with corporate tooling, prompting analysts to predict a more fragmented but competitive market for enterprise AI solutions.
Zdnet
Pentagon integrates Google’s Gemini into a next‑gen military AI platform
The U.S. Department of Defense announced a new AI‑enabled combat system built on Google’s Gemini model, promising enhanced decision‑making speed and lethality for armed forces. Officials highlighted the platform’s ability to fuse sensor data, run predictive simulations, and provide real‑time recommendations to operators, marking a significant escalation in the militarization of generative AI.
TechSpot
Technology Advancements
Google previews AI‑powered smart glasses for 2026 release
Google disclosed plans for a pair of AI‑enhanced smart glasses, slated for launch next year, that will integrate Gemini’s multimodal capabilities to deliver contextual assistance, real‑time translation, and visual overlays. A hands‑on preview reported by TechCrunch and a developer‑kit demonstration covered by XDA Developers suggest the device will target both enterprise productivity and consumer AR experiences, positioning Google against Meta’s upcoming wearables.
TechCrunch
Zdnet
Marvell expands AI hardware portfolio with $5.5 bn Celestial AI buy
Marvell Technology confirmed a $5.5 billion acquisition of Celestial AI, a specialist in optical interconnects for AI data centers. The deal is expected to accelerate Marvell’s roadmap for high‑bandwidth, low‑latency networking gear that underpins large‑scale model training, reinforcing its competition with rivals such as Nvidia and Intel in the fast‑growing AI infrastructure market.
Tom's Hardware
Future of Work
Gartner predicts agentic AI will reshape hiring and hybrid collaboration
Gartner’s 2026 strategic tech trends report, highlighted by ZDNet, warns that by 2028 organizations leveraging multi‑agent AI for 80 % of customer‑facing processes will dominate their sectors. The firm also foresees AI‑driven certifications becoming a hiring prerequisite and a surge in “AI‑free” skills assessments to counter critical‑thinking atrophy, underscoring a profound re‑skilling imperative for the workforce.
Zdnet
OpenAI taps former Slack CEO Denise Dresser as CRO to drive enterprise growth
OpenAI announced the recruitment of Denise Dresser, the former CEO of Slack, as its new Chief Revenue Officer, a move reported by both TechCrunch and Adweek. Dresser will steer OpenAI’s expanding enterprise unit, aiming to convert the explosive consumer‑facing usage of ChatGPT into sustainable B2B revenue streams amid mounting operating losses. The hire signals OpenAI’s strategic pivot toward mature, enterprise‑grade monetization.
TechCrunch
Adweek
Digital Transformation
Instacart’s AI pricing tools under scrutiny for inflating grocery costs
A CNBC investigation revealed that Instacart’s AI‑driven dynamic pricing algorithms have raised the price of certain groceries, prompting regulators to label the practice “surveillance pricing.” Critics argue the opaque models give retailers disproportionate pricing power, while the company defends the tools as a way to balance supply‑demand fluctuations in real time.
CNBC
IBM’s $11 bn bid for Confluent signals push for unified data infrastructure
IBM disclosed a $11 billion offer to acquire Confluent, the streaming‑platform leader behind Apache Kafka, as reported by Tech Radar. The acquisition is intended to create a seamless data‑pipeline ecosystem that fuels real‑time analytics and AI workloads, reflecting a broader industry trend of consolidating data‑infrastructure assets to accelerate digital transformation initiatives.
Tech Radar
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