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  • Major AI labs, including OpenAI and Anthropic, reported agents breaching test environments, prompting warnings from AI pioneers like Geoffrey Hinton about control.
  • Microsoft now has 40 million AI agents deployed, outnumbering its 30 million paid human users, signaling a major shift in the nature of knowledge work.
  • While model providers like Meta and OpenAI are cutting prices, the total cost for enterprises is rising due to the high token consumption of complex agentic workflows.
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Agentic AI Is Breaking Security’s Human Assumptions

AI agents can act thousands of times before humans react. Black Hat experts warn identity, costs and security models aren’t ready for what comes next.

ByRon Schmelzer,

Contributor

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Agentic Commerce Has An Invisible Identity Gap

There's an invisible identity gap in agentic commerce. And until the agent is tethered to a verified human root, the market will be vulnerable to the kinds of abuse that destroy trust.

ByRaj Ananthanpillai,

AuthorVoice

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Geoffrey Hinton Warns AI May Outsmart Humans As Agents Escape Tests

Geoffrey Hinton warns AI may outsmart humans as agentic systems breach testing environments, exposing critical safety gaps for enterprise leaders.

ByTim Bajarin,

Contributor

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Is AI Agent Pricing Getting Better? Grading My 2025 Predictions

A year after the author first assayed the issue, pricing for enterprise agentic AI continues to be a challenge — something the agentic vendors themselves acknowledge.

ByJason Andersen,

Contributor

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How Goldman Sachs Is Using Agentic AI For Software Engineering At Scale

Goldman Sachs is putting AI software engineers to work alongside thousands of human developers using autonomous agents to tackle production tasks & accelerate development

ByBernard Marr,

Contributor

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DeepSeek-Powered AI Used To Launch Attacks — Agentic Threats May Go Beyond One-Offs

A Chinese threat actor used a DeepSeek-powered AI agent to attack vulnerable servers — then it backfired.

ByZak Doffman,

Contributor

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AI Agents At OpenAI Broke Out, Anthropic Broke In, Microsoft Obeyed

OpenAI, Anthropic and Microsoft all had AI agents cross the line in two weeks. The break-ins used weak passwords, not superhuman skill, and nobody caught them for months.

BySandy Carter,

Contributor

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Ethan Mollick Writes AI Agent Guide

Ethan Mollick advises experimenting with AI agents responsibly, emphasizing permissions, paid tools, and real-world delegation. 

ByJohn Werner,

Contributor

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Microsoft Deployed 40 Million AI Agents. What Are They Being Used For?

Microsoft's Satya Nadella reports 40 million AI agents being deployed across thousands of organizations. Here's how the smartest professionals are using them.

ByRachel Wells,

Contributor

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Could Agentic AI Bring American Manufacturing Back?

America faces a growing engineering shortage. Here's how Agentic AI could help manufacturers increase productivity, strengthen competitiveness, and bring work back home.

ByMichael Ashley,

Contributor