Tech giants including Google, Apple, Microsoft, and Anthropic are uniting at the Confidential Computing Summit in San Francisco to push chip-level security as the definitive solution for controlling AI agents, with Apple making a rare public appearance to reveal Private Cloud Compute details and the Linux Foundation unveiling a tamper-proof …
Anthropic accuses Chinese tech giant Alibaba of orchestrating a massive scheme using thousands of fake accounts to illegally access its Claude AI model, targeting advanced capabilities like software engineering and agentic reasoning, calling it the largest known attempt by a Chinese company to exploit a top US AI lab.
Anthropic accuses Alibaba of orchestrating the largest known AI distillation attack in history, using 28.8 million exchanges across 25,000 fraudulent accounts to illicitly steal its AI capabilities, and is now urging the U.S. Senate to take coordinated action against the threat.
U.S. AI spending nearly doubles to $207 million as agent deployment surges from 12% to 54%, but organizations face mounting pressure to close skills gaps and strengthen governance before they can fully realize returns on their rapidly growing investments.
Google launches computer use in Gemini 3.5 Flash, empowering AI agents to see, reason, and take control of browsers, mobile, and desktop environments, while deploying new security safeguards to protect against prompt injection attacks.
NVIDIA launches its Agent Toolkit, an open and modular platform empowering enterprises to build specialized AI agents with secure, customizable tools already achieving 98.5% alert accuracy in cybersecurity and accelerating drug discovery across major platforms like SAP, Siemens, and ServiceNow.
Tech giants including Google, Microsoft, AMD, and Intel converge at San Francisco's Confidential Computing Summit, pushing four critical AI security mandates—encrypted agent memory, hardware-based trust, verified AI identities, and enterprise data sovereignty—while the Linux Foundation unveils the Agent Name Service, a DNS-like system for AI agents, as industry leaders warn …
Anthropic launches Claude Tag, embedding its AI directly into Slack as a digital team member capable of joining channels, retaining context, and proactively sharing insights across organizations, though experts warn the move raises serious concerns about AI over-trust, data security, and fears of worker replacement.
Cloudflare and beehiiv are teaming up to give 135,000 independent publishers a simple dashboard toggle to block or allow AI crawlers from accessing their content, offering real-time visibility into which bots are knocking and how much referral traffic they return.
The US bans foreign access to Anthropic's AI models Mythos and Fable, sparking international backlash as French President Macron warns of 'non-cooperation among democracies,' while critics question whether Anthropic's own heavy use of AI risk language — nearly eight times more than OpenAI — helped justify the sweeping export restrictions.