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By Khari Johnson for CalMatters In a world increasingly concerned about serious risks from artificial intelligence, policymakers trying to mitigate those risks find themselves turning more and more to a new class of professionals: AI evaluators, who audit systems on behalf of the companies that create them. California is at the forefront of embracing the

By Cheyenne Buckingham for Symphony by Wix When you’re running a business on your own, you’re not just the founder. You’re also the marketing department, customer service representative, accountant, project manager, and, on some days, the IT department. Juggling all these responsibilities comes with the pressure of knowing that if something needs to get done,

By Cheyenne Buckingham for Wix Every week, there’s a new AI model, agent or app promising to give you your time back. The irony for small business owners (who are already managing everything themselves) is that keeping up with these developments can start to feel like a second—or third, or fourth—job. The truth is, you

By Liam Hanlon for Jump A couple of years ago, if you asked someone whether they “used AI,” you probably would have heard about a general-purpose assistant like ChatGPT answering questions or making emails sound more professional. Ask the same question today, and the answer might be dramatically different. AI has become both more sophisticated

By Carl Perry for Snowflake Whether it’s generating code or debugging failures, AI tools have become remarkably proficient at the operational work that companies depend on today. There’s no question that, in certain areas, productivity has gone up. But the same AI is also multiplying demand — expanding what needs to be managed and opening

As AI models become more capable and organizations increase their investments in agentic AI, the bottleneck for ROI is shifting from pilot quality to a need for enterprise-wide data readiness. A new report from autonomous knowledge platform Teradata that surveyed 1,000 senior technology and data leaders in March and April shows that although 90% of respondents expect

In July 2026, Hugging Face disclosed a security incident with an unusual feature: No human ran it. AI agents being tested on a cybersecurity benchmark escaped their test environment, reached the open internet, and spent days working through the company’s production systems. Nobody picked the targets or decided the next move. The agents appear to have

AI video allows a new crop of founder-led studios to embrace a different approach to brand campaigns. They begin with the creative idea, and see how far AI can carry it, rethinking how brands tell stories about athletes, entertainers and the intellectual property attached to them. Launching a new brand usually takes a long list

At Black Hat 2026, researchers Aviyam Ivgi and Hedi Ingber showed one structural flaw running through three of the largest agent stacks: AWS Bedrock AgentCore with the Strands SDK, Google’s Agent Development Kit, and Vercel’s AI SDK harness. They named that flaw CoreBreak. AWS patched CVE-2026-18830 (CVSS 8.6), Google patched CVE-2026-18236 (CVSS 9.3, critical), and Vercel patched