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Anthropic revelations suggest a much stronger AI negotiating stance for enterprise CIOs (opens the original)
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The fact that almost one-fourth of Anthropic’s revenue last year came from just two customers, and that many of its largest customers have not signed long-term contracts, could translate into a much stronger negotiating position for enterprise CIOs. According to a detailed analysis by Reuters, the company’s confidential prospectus depicted a company that might be suffering from a lack of revenue diversification, with Anthropic, like other AI vendors, needing enterprise revenue more than enterpri
Stop using ‘tech debt’ to refer to anything old (opens the original)
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For a few years now, I have noticed a variety of people misusing the term “technical debt,” incorrectly applying it to almost anything that needs to be updated. Despite Shakespeare’s disregard for the importance of naming (“A CIO by any other name would still be ignored”), naming is strategically vital in enterprise IT. This is not just the complaints of a cranky journalist shaking his fist and yelling, “Words have meaning, darn it!” It is seriously an issue. When vendors, IT executives, consult
Nvidia releases Open Agent Safety Platform to monitor and govern agentic AI (opens the original)
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Nvidia on Monday rolled out an agentic governance system called the Open Agent Safety Platform that combines software with out-of-band DPU-based silicon in a reference system design that it says will secure agents “from testing to deployment.” But while the Nvidia design’s silicon-based component provides some cybersecurity advantages, analysts argued that it cannot help with the vast majority of agentic problems. Nvidia’s offering leverages its OpenShell software and promises “full-stack govern
WordPress patches a critical severity security vulnerability (opens the original)
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WordPress has patched what it described as a critical severity security vulnerability that would allow an unauthenticated attacker full remote code execution (RCE) capabilities. There have already been reports of attacks in the wild. Given its popularity, WordPress has frequently been under attack, and patched another maximum severity bug allowing RCE in July. WordPress said the current hole, tracked as CVE-2026-87902, was discovered and reported to the company by Switzerland-based security rese
OpenAI’s new priorities for third-party assessments are a fine start, but they lack teeth (opens the original)
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OpenAI published a detailed list of priorities and principles on Tuesday designed to govern its third-party model assessors, a list that industry observers agreed was a good one. But they also stressed that it lacked any enforceable controls to truly maintain safety. If the goal is to encourage enterprise CIOs to trust OpenAI more, it won’t help, they said, but most doubted that this was OpenAI’s objective. Its more probable aim is to use the list to work out an arrangement with competitors and
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