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• October 02, 2026 02 Oct'26

  Human augmentation is closer than we think, experts say

  Researchers at EmTech Future shared current progress in robotics and human augmentation, as well as their vision for human-AI symbiosis and the growing potential of humanity.

• October 02, 2026 02 Oct'26

  AI kill switch: Can we really shut down artificial intelligence?

  The internet doesn't have an off switch -- why would we assume that AI does? In this episode, Richard Livingston discusses the concept of AI kill switches, the legislative landscape, and the technical challenges of controlling autonomous AI agents.

• October 02, 2026 02 Oct'26

  Prompt: AI is removing rungs from the corporate career ladder

  AI is doing more junior-level work, forcing organizations to rethink how employees gain the experience and judgment they need to move into senior roles.

• October 01, 2026 01 Oct'26

  Nvidia agent safety push raises questions about who governs AI autonomy

  The AI chipmaker’s new safety platform adds controls around AI agents, while enterprises remain responsible for defining their authority and setting boundaries.

• October 01, 2026 01 Oct'26

  Gemini 4 Argon is late, but Google’s expertise may be an advantage

  As a top cloud provider, Google has deep experience integrating its infrastructure with the other Google products that enterprises use.

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• October 01, 2026 01 Oct'26

  Meta expands Muse to small businesses

  The move comes as agentic AI plays an increasingly big part in business operations, sparking oversight concerns.

• October 01, 2026 01 Oct'26

  Humanoid buildup overlooks the robots already running factories

  Millions of robotic machines are already operating in factories worldwide, but oversight and safety standards risk falling behind.

• September 30, 2026 30 Sep'26

  Anthropic plugs regulation, AI leaders meet with Trump, and open models

  The AI world buzzes about stopping out-of-control agents. President Trump appears to slightly modify his anti-AI regulation stance. Open source AI could lose out. Or not.

• September 30, 2026 30 Sep'26

  AI is now ‘super intelligence,’ but federal oversight is still missing

  President Trump calls AI by a new name and asserts the U.S. will not be slowing down AI development.

• September 30, 2026 30 Sep'26

  AI industry copes with out-of-control agents. Here’s OpenAI’s response

  The generative AI vendor delayed the release of GPT-6.1 Astra after testing exposed new safety concerns, showing why AI models need continued evaluation and enterprise runtime controls.

• September 29, 2026 29 Sep'26

  Physical AI security threats and how to mitigate them

  Malicious prompt injections, sensor manipulation, hardware tampering and vulnerable software take on greater urgency when robotic systems interact with humans and the real world.

• September 29, 2026 29 Sep'26

  While agents cause trouble, calls for AI regulation mount from Anthropic, lawmakers

  It seems nearly everyone is calling for regulation. Chief among them is Anthropic, whose AI agents are also key troublemakers.

• September 29, 2026 29 Sep'26

  Physical AI in business gets smarter and more autonomous

  Leaping from the computer screen into dynamic real-world environments, physical AI and embodied robotics take on increasingly more complex and dangerous tasks.

• September 28, 2026 28 Sep'26

  Nvidia launches AI safety platform after agent security breaches

  The vendor's new system is designed to contain rogue AI agents as companies race to secure increasingly autonomous systems. But it has not been proven yet.

• September 28, 2026 28 Sep'26

  Salesloft targets token effectiveness to measure AI's value

  Some businesses riding the AI wave have high costs with little understanding of ROI. To bridge the gap, Salesloft is looking at token effectiveness metrics.

• September 28, 2026 28 Sep'26

  Microsoft’s Copilot redesign provides an experimental opportunity

  The revamp transforms Copilot from a simple AI assistant into a content workspace, providing knowledge workers with advanced developer tools.

• September 28, 2026 28 Sep'26

  AI safety is falling behind the pace of development

  Businesses need continuous monitoring, stronger guardrails and human oversight to keep increasingly capable AI systems under control.

• September 28, 2026 28 Sep'26

  Enterprise AI accelerates as calls for a slowdown grow

  Follow TechTarget News coverage of the AI slowdown debate, current advances in AI technology and new approaches to monitoring and governing autonomous AI.

• September 25, 2026 25 Sep'26

  Supply chain AI agents: Where should autonomy begin and end?

  AI agents can scan emails, audit invoices, flag billing issues, develop transactional data and negotiate contracts along the supply chain -- but they can't execute the deal (yet).

• September 25, 2026 25 Sep'26

  AI agents can act. It's unclear if enterprises can stop them.

  As AI agents gain more authority to act on their own, recent incidents are exposing gaps in how enterprises monitor, control and intervene when agents cross established boundaries.

• September 24, 2026 24 Sep'26

  Anthropic, OpenAI launches show shift toward multi-model enterprise AI

  Anthropic and OpenAI released new models this week, expanding the range of models enterprises can use for different workloads and raising new considerations for multi-model management.

• September 24, 2026 24 Sep'26

  Gemini 3.8 text-to-speech refines voice AI capabilities

  The features Google introduced build on existing technology and provide enterprises with a hub for all their AI model capabilities.

• September 24, 2026 24 Sep'26

  China leads dexterous hand supply for humanoids

  Chinese firms supplied nearly all dexterous hands for humanoid robots in early 2026, but Western players are starting to close in.

• September 24, 2026 24 Sep'26

  CoreWeave connects AI coding tools to infrastructure intelligence

  The neocloud vendor provides AI agents with access to data from its infrastructure management platform, helping developers troubleshoot slow or underperforming AI workloads.

• September 23, 2026 23 Sep'26

  OpenAI takes AI price war to next level with GPT-6 Sol, Luna pricing

  The vendor is reacting to U.S. rivals Google and Anthropic, as well as the growing popularity of open source models.

• September 22, 2026 22 Sep'26

  Anthropic unveils Opus 5.5: powerful performance, still premium price

  The AI lab still lags in the price war with rivals.

• September 22, 2026 22 Sep'26

  The automated workforce: Physical AI's labor impact

  Humanoid robots, autonomous vehicles and other machines will augment some jobs, replace others and create new roles. Emerging use cases include logistics and worker safety.

• September 22, 2026 22 Sep'26

  Nvidia-backed Skild AI teaches robots new tasks from a single video

  The development adds to the rising momentum toward general-purpose robots and the real-world deployment of physical AI.

• September 22, 2026 22 Sep'26

  Lack of training data stifling humanoid bot development

  AI models train on information available on the internet. Robots can’t do that.

• September 21, 2026 21 Sep'26

  Can Nvidia's physical AI strategy replicate its AI dominance?

  Nvidia is building a broad physical AI ecosystem across training, simulation and deployment, but in a fragmented market, the chipmaker will need to coexist before it can dominate.

• September 21, 2026 21 Sep'26

  Global, tech leaders weigh in on AI development debate

  In this episode of Tech News this Week, Esther Shittu explains the AI development debate, the arguments against a slowdown in AI advancement, and how business leaders can respond.

• September 21, 2026 21 Sep'26

  Accelerating AI adoption and governance amid an AI slowdown

  While many organizations are accelerating their use of AI, they need to focus on governance and invest in trust, security and alignment.

• September 18, 2026 18 Sep'26

  Colossus data center buildouts: Can they ever be duplicated?

  SpaceX's fast pace, energy capacity and crafty permitting in building the Colossus 1 and 2 data centers provide some worthy lessons that can be emulated -- and others that can't.

• September 17, 2026 17 Sep'26

  AI changes the ROI equation. Here’s how some have found success

  A significant portion of enterprises struggle to demonstrate clear ROI from AI initiatives, but some have found areas where AI can provide productivity gains and even revenue growth.

• September 17, 2026 17 Sep'26

  Calls for AI slowdown raise new challenges for open-weight models

  Regulating frontier AI could sideline smaller open source developers and push enterprises to take on more of the safety and governance burden themselves.

• September 16, 2026 16 Sep'26

  Gemini 3.8 Live Transforms Conversational AI

  The models support real-time conversation by enabling users to interact without the traditional prompt-response structure.

• September 16, 2026 16 Sep'26

  Agility unveils Digit 5, a safety-conscious humanoid

  The robot maker says its latest humanoid is designed to work alongside people, but analysts warn that industrywide safety standards remain underdeveloped.

• September 16, 2026 16 Sep'26

  Humanoid robot boom boosts cobot supply

  Cobot shipments to humanoid manufacturers are expected to jump this year, as robot makers increasingly outsource hardware.

• September 16, 2026 16 Sep'26

  With Nvidia GPUs, CoreWeave hits architectural milestone

  TechTarget has learned that CoreWeave has put powerful multi-rack capabilities into production around Nvidia's latest AI platform.

• September 15, 2026 15 Sep'26

  Zoom launches AI-powered revenue OS to compete in CRM market

  Zoom is aiming to diversify its product offerings amid declining enterprise adoption. However, the video communications vendor faces fierce competition.

• September 15, 2026 15 Sep'26

  Physical AI's challenge: Making humanoid robots work in the real world

  The next stage of physical AI will depend on improving human-robot interactions.

• September 14, 2026 14 Sep'26

  Enterprises in shaky spot amid calls for an AI slowdown

  Calls for an AI slowdown come as enterprise demand is building for cheaper and unregulated open source models from China.

• September 14, 2026 14 Sep'26

  Harnesses bring coordination and guardrails to enterprise AI agents

  The meaning of harness is still evolving.

• September 14, 2026 14 Sep'26

  Fully driverless robotaxis now operating in Europe

  The trial is the first of its kind on the continent.

• September 11, 2026 11 Sep'26

  The AI safety crunch and how enterprises should deal with it

  The competitive landscape, particularly the geopolitical clash between the U.S. and China, complicates the AI safety dilemma.

• September 11, 2026 11 Sep'26

  Prompt: AI governance enters its verification phase

  California's new AI auditing laws point to a shift from companies making their own safety claims to proving those claims in independent review.

• September 11, 2026 11 Sep'26

  Mistral bets enterprise AI will be about control, not just intelligence

  The French AI lab is using a $3B fundraise to sell control over AI infrastructure, not just model power -- a shift in direction that could matter to U.S. firms in Europe too.

• September 10, 2026 10 Sep'26

  What it finally takes to make quantum commercially viable

  Turns out quantum computing still has several missing links on the road to commercial viability, including better fault tolerance, lower error rates and more qubits per system.

• September 02, 2026 02 Sep'26

  Using AI for revenue growth is elusive but possible, experts say

  Shifting AI's ROI from productivity gains to financial revenue is tricky. Some firms, like TD Bank Group, are leading the way.

• August 31, 2026 31 Aug'26

  AI agent security: How reliable is enterprise AI testing?

  Experts outline comprehensive testing practices before and after deployment of AI agents to prevent them from acting on their own beyond prescribed instructions.

• August 27, 2026 27 Aug'26

  Embodied AI vs. physical AI: Why their differences matter

  When integrating physical AI into the workplace, successful planning and deployment depend on knowing robotics is more than an array of technologies embodied in a mechanical form.

• August 27, 2026 27 Aug'26

  When AI agents go rogue: What enterprise leaders need to know

  A recent wave of AI agents breaching test sandboxes and outside company systems is raising new governance and security questions for enterprise IT leaders deploying autonomous AI.

• August 20, 2026 20 Aug'26

  Zuckerberg's manifesto: Do Meta's promises and actions align?

  Mark Zuckerberg's manifesto on the future of AI sounds promising, with democratized AI and superintelligent personal agents for everyone. But is this vision too good to be true?

• August 19, 2026 19 Aug'26

  Power-hungry AI data centers weigh viable energy sources

  AI data centers are encountering political resistance in some communities, but they'll be built elsewhere. Survival depends on the power sources chosen and their availability.

• August 11, 2026 11 Aug'26

  Kimi K3, Chinese open-weight models challenge AI status quo

  Kimi K3 highlights the growing divide between open-weight and proprietary AI models. Explore how to weigh control, cost and governance before adopting open-weight models.

• August 11, 2026 11 Aug'26

  Physical AI, robotics revive lagging U.S. shipbuilding

  Physical AI and robotics speed shipyard operations, improve production planning, increase shipbuilding volume and automate labor-intensive tasks like welding and surface prep.

• August 06, 2026 06 Aug'26

  What Claude Mythos revealed about post-quantum security

  Quantum computing will break standard security codes and change how we protect data and prepare for the future. Claude Mythos proved we're still not ready for the quantum era.

• August 05, 2026 05 Aug'26

  AI Kill Switch Act: What it means for enterprise leaders

  The proposed bill could apply to much more than just frontier model makers and might signal stricter regulatory restrictions for enterprise leaders to contend with.

• August 05, 2026 05 Aug'26

  AI open letters shift from warnings to push for business action

  A recent statement signed by more than 200 economists and AI experts signals a shift from abstract warnings to actionable concerns about workplace transformation and readiness.

• July 30, 2026 30 Jul'26

  AI breathes new life into IBM mainframes

  Often seen as the mammoths of IT shops well past their time, mainframes injected with AI are finding new opportunities for the massive data residing in the belly of the beast.

• July 23, 2026 23 Jul'26

  When orbital AI data centers become business reality

  Shrinking launch costs, hyperscaler validation, serviceable hardware, manageable insurance risks and earthly energy constraints will thrust data centers into orbit and beyond.

• July 14, 2026 14 Jul'26

  AI and robotics yield bumper crops down on the farm

  Autonomous tractors roam the fields 24/7, while AI, computer vision and machine learning harvest fruits, increase milk production, limit pesticides and boost crop yields.

• July 09, 2026 09 Jul'26

  Bans on AI layoffs: Current laws and what might come next

  An appellate court in China ruled that employers cannot cite AI as a reason for terminating employees. Is similar legislation likely to occur in the U.S.?

• July 08, 2026 08 Jul'26

  AI in law offices: How it's being used and the risks

  Document discovery, court motions, patent protection, focus groups and client calls are tasks where AI saves law firms significant time and costs, while keeping humans in the loop.

• July 02, 2026 02 Jul'26

  The rise of the AI forward-deployed engineer

  The bottleneck in enterprise AI has shifted from model access to deployment. Vendors are responding by embedding engineering teams directly inside customer environments.

• June 30, 2026 30 Jun'26

  Q&A: Generate Biomedicines CTO talks AI advancements

  Generate Biomedicines has been AI-native since its founding in 2018. Hear from co-founder and CTO Gevorg Grigoryan about how the biotech company uses AI to its advantage.

• June 30, 2026 30 Jun'26

  Controlling AI models is harder than building them

  Before companies safely grant autonomy to AI agents deployed in their business processes, they must first establish an infrastructure of governance, accountability and control.

• June 25, 2026 25 Jun'26

  AI is supposed to cut lots of jobs? Not so fast

  Workers have long feared AI will one day displace them. But emerging evidence suggests otherwise: AI might preserve jobs, even as it reshapes roles and skill requirements.

• June 23, 2026 23 Jun'26

  25 women pioneers who shaped AI's evolution

  From the very first algorithm in the 1840s to World War II's ENIAC to current Mythos headlines, women can stake claim to some of the most notable advancements in AI's history.

• June 17, 2026 17 Jun'26

  Autonomous warehouse drones streamline inventory control

  Autonomous indoor AI drones join the workforce, moving about factories and warehouses to track inventory, identify missing products and predict equipment maintenance.

• June 16, 2026 16 Jun'26

  MIT study warns of major AI risk. Is governance keeping up?

  AI experts warn of catastrophic AI risks, but governance lags, with security concerns driving policy while broader risks aren't being fully addressed.

• June 15, 2026 15 Jun'26

  SpaceX IPO aims for AI and orbital data centers

  The record-setting debut asks investors to buy into an integrated hardware and software infrastructure play that spans space, energy and data resources.

• June 12, 2026 12 Jun'26

  Humanoid robots not quite ready for primetime

  Don't be fooled by a robot's impressive display of movement and dexterity during onstage demos in controlled environments. Humanoid exploits in the real world can disappoint.

• June 05, 2026 05 Jun'26

  Trump AI order targets frontier model prerelease review

  The White House's voluntary AI executive order creates a prerelease review process for frontier models, raising questions about release timelines, vendor trust and enterprise procurement.

• May 29, 2026 29 May'26

  10 top AI knowledge management platforms for businesses

  AI knowledge platforms use search and GenAI to surface and monetize enterprise information, but comparisons show wide variance in capabilities, integration, governance and scale.

• May 27, 2026 27 May'26

  How to choose the right IKMS in a fast-moving AI market

  Poor platform selection is a leading cause of failed knowledge management system deployments. Product demos don't tell nearly enough. Five key factors can determine IKMS success.

• May 22, 2026 22 May'26

  Beautiful insanity: AI buildouts lead to long lead times

  As hyperscalers build out their AI infrastructure, enterprises are seeing the effects in long waits for equipment and a shift to distributed architecture.

• May 20, 2026 20 May'26

  Artificial general intelligence: So close yet so far?

  Before signing off on their AI strategies, businesses should weigh the anticipated arrival and potential impact of artificial general and super intelligence on future operations.

• May 15, 2026 15 May'26

  Educating the future AI-savvy human workforce

  As the need for skilled AI workers approaches desperation levels for many businesses, unique and more personalized teaching methods are preparing tomorrow's AI workers.

• May 12, 2026 12 May'26

  AI drones undertake high-risk jobs along the supply chain

  From power line and bridge inspections to remote and heavy cargo deliveries, autonomous AI drones are becoming the supply chain's version of air traffic controllers.

• May 07, 2026 07 May'26

  GenAI and synthetic data: What can go wrong in business?

  GenAI's ability to improve everything it touches, including synthetic data, is undeniable, but when misused, simulated data can amplify bias, taint data and compromise security.

• April 28, 2026 28 Apr'26

  Claude Mythos Preview and the new rules of cybersecurity

  AI is reshaping cybersecurity. Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview exposes a new era of rapid, autonomous vulnerability discovery and the governance challenges ahead.

• April 27, 2026 27 Apr'26

  Is the AI bubble about to burst, or is it recalibrating?

  Massive investment is flowing into AI, but rising costs and inconsistent returns are testing whether the boom is sustainable and can deliver long-term business value.

• April 24, 2026 24 Apr'26

  Businesses gear up for AI agents in the enterprise

  AI agents might be going mainstream and coming to a desk near you -- so say speakers at EmTech AI this week, where attendees were also treated to viewing their digital twins.

• April 22, 2026 22 Apr'26

  Q&A: MIT's top 10 AI trends to watch this year

  MIT Technology Review's Amy Nordrum and Niall Firth unpack what trends to watch in AI, from LLMs+ and the China-spurred open source AI boom to weaponized deepfakes and AI malaise.

• April 22, 2026 22 Apr'26

  Democratizing AI in business: The good, bad and ugly

  AI democratization planned and introduced correctly can profoundly increase AI's business value -- but inadequate AI tools and poor workforce training can bring it all down.

• April 20, 2026 20 Apr'26

  Business vs. provider: AI software restrictions to know

  How much control do businesses have over the use of AI platforms they buy? Vendor acceptable use contracts and policies can determine an AI deployment's success or failure.

• April 16, 2026 16 Apr'26

  GenAI in accounting: Chat BDO's ride from pilot to production

  Accounting and advisory firm BDO built and deployed a proprietary AI platform so its tax and audit pros could automate routine tasks and significantly increase client-facing time.

• April 10, 2026 10 Apr'26

  GenAI data center infrastructure reshapes business processes

  Building and retrofitting data centers to support GenAI is not a matter of IF but WHEN, so the game plan must include power needs, grid connectivity, model training and permitting.

• April 07, 2026 07 Apr'26

  GenAI in product manufacturing cuts costs but adds risks

  In product design and manufacturing, GenAI systems are consolidating supplier data, improving processes and cutting significant software costs -- yet they raise unique concerns.

• April 06, 2026 06 Apr'26

  The ethical implications of Anthropic's feud with the Pentagon

  The Anthropic-Pentagon feud highlights a broader shift in AI governance, where ethical constraints, vendor policies and legal frameworks are redefining control and accountability.

• April 02, 2026 02 Apr'26

  Overcome roadblocks to GenAI adoption and unlock ROI

  GenAI deployments can fall prey to unrealistic goals, misguided pilots, job loss fears, hidden costs and lack of trust. Governance and workforce readiness are keys to success.

• March 24, 2026 24 Mar'26

  GenAI is ready for more autonomy, but supply chains are not

  Disruptions, vulnerabilities, late deliveries and customer interactions are among the supply chain concerns that GenAI could address autonomously -- if businesses can trust it.

• March 24, 2026 24 Mar'26

  GenAI's role in a return trek to the moon and beyond

  NASA's use of GenAI models in the Artemis space program and communication with Mars rovers provides valuable business lessons in governance and keeping humans in the loop.

• March 24, 2026 24 Mar'26

  U.S. federal AI framework deemed aspirational, noncommittal

  The latest executive order is a step toward federal AI regulation. But it's largely noncommittal and shifts most responsibility to Congress, creating an interesting midterm dynamic.

• March 23, 2026 23 Mar'26

  How simulations and digital twins are advancing robotics

  Nvidia GTC 2026 showed the potential of robotics across industries. But these systems must undergo stress testing, and digital twins and simulation are the key.

• March 23, 2026 23 Mar'26

  Can tokenization free up more data for AI model training?

  Research from Capital One Software and PwC suggests enterprises can tap sensitive data to train AI models while balancing predictive power and privacy.

• March 18, 2026 18 Mar'26

  Smarter robots: Agentic and physical AI converge in business

  The robotics industry is entering a new era where, thanks to AI, robots learn, optimize and solve the world's most complex supply chain, logistics and labor challenges in real time.

• March 13, 2026 13 Mar'26

  Is GenAI villain and hero in data center power drama?

  GenAI's infrastructure requirements drive up power demands for hyperscalers and other large data centers, but GenAI, and AI-based automation, could also help manage consumption.

• March 13, 2026 13 Mar'26

  AI-ready data needs its own set of rules, experts say

  At Gartner's 2026 Data and Analytics Summit, AI-ready data was top of mind. Explore these best practices from experts on achieving data readiness for AI systems.