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OpenAI bets enterprises are ready to delegate real work to autonomous agents (opens the original)
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OpenAI says true agentic AI has finally arrived, pushing beyond the trivial capabilities of early-stage virtual assistants. This week at OpenAI Dev Day, the company introduced Dots, which CEO Sam Altman described as “remarkably capable, always-on” agents powered by GPT‑6 Astra. Dots have their own cloud computer, can be accessed in ChatGPT, Slack, or Teams, and plug into more than 4,000 apps based on human-set boundaries. In a keynote, Altman said using it will feel like “a whole new way to work
Meta’s next big AI bet is enterprise; its biggest hurdle may be trust (opens the original)
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Meta is once again repositioning itself to target the enterprise market. This week, the company announced the Meta Enterprise Platform, which it says will evolve its AI stack into products and services that enterprises can deploy into operations, rather than just using them for advertising and social media campaigns. While the company provided few details about the offering, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg called the platform “the next major pillar” of its business, saying it will feature a connected s
The companies racing to build frontier AI are now racing to govern it (opens the original)
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Even as they continue to release ever more capable competing models in a regular cadence, the top AI companies are joining forces to set AI safety standards. According to The Information, Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic are reportedly working together to create a body tentatively called the Standards Authority for Frontier AI (SAFA). It would operate independently of government control, and set guidelines around risk assessment, testing, and pre-release review practices for frontier AI models. Sou
Check Point hacked: The security software protecting your network has become a prime attack target (opens the original)
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A firewall is supposed to be the barrier between attackers and the enterprise network, but that barrier can itself become a threat actors’ tool. Check Point has revealed that attackers are actively exploiting two vulnerabilities in its Security Gateway and Security Management products. The security software provider has warned that attackers are targeting CVE-2026-85102, a remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in its Check Point Spark small business firewall disclosed on September 9. It also
California joins US states clamping down on data center gold rush (opens the original)
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The state of California has joined the growing number of governments and communities at all levels across the US taking proactive, even preemptive, measures to keep data center development under control. California Governor Gavin Newsom signed what he called the “most comprehensive data center laws in the nation” on Monday. While the seven bills don’t block data center development, they do reinforce requirements for reporting data centers’ energy and water use, and ensuring they pay their fair s
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