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AI Agent Security: The Complete Enterprise Guide to Securing Autonomous AI
AI agents are moving from experimentation into enterprise operations. This comprehensive guide explains AI Agent Security, covering agent identity, least privilege, tool access, prompt injection, memory poisoning, inter-agent communication, runtime controls, governance, testing, compliance, incident response and the emerging security architecture enterprises need to deploy autonomous AI safely.
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Agentic AI for game studios: iXie Launches Game Lifter to Transform Game Production
iXie Gaming launches Game Lifter, an agentic AI platform designed to expand game studios’ production capacity through AI-powered QA and LiveOps.
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NTT DATA AI Factory Lab to Accelerate Enterprise AI Adoption Across Middle East and Africa
NTT DATA is set to launch an AI Factory Lab in Riyadh in September 2026, helping organizations across the Middle East and Africa move from AI experimentation to secure, scalable enterprise deployment.
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Marriott LG guest room technology platform Brings Smarter Entertainment to Hotels
Marriott International and LG Electronics have launched a cloud-based guest room technology platform designed to modernize hotel entertainment, streamline device management and enable connected guest experiences.
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Needle-Free Skin Tightening: OrangeTwist Launches Density Nationwide
OrangeTwist has launched Density nationwide, an FDA-cleared needle-free dual radiofrequency treatment designed to improve skin firmness, elasticity and texture without surgery or downtime.
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AI Agent Runtime Security: CrowdStrike Unveils Falcon Guardian for AI Agents
CrowdStrike has unveiled Falcon Guardian, an AI Detection and Response solution designed to secure AI agents at the endpoint and enforce protection at runtime.
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Perplexity Hybrid Compute: How Cloud AI and Local Models Are Redefining Private Agentic Computing
Perplexity Hybrid Compute combines cloud-based frontier AI with local models on Apple-silicon Macs, creating a new approach to private, agentic computing.
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Gemini 3.8 Flash: Google’s Next AI Workhorse Could Make Coding and AI Agents Cheaper
Google appears ready to make another aggressive move in the AI model race. Gemini 3.8 Flash is reportedly being prepared for release as early as September 2, 2026, only three weeks after Gemini 3.7 Flash arrived. The reported model, internally codenamed “Skimaki,” is not being positioned as a dramatic new frontier model. Instead, it represents…
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Meta Project OT AI workforce transformation: How Meta’s AI-native restructuring collapsed under the weight of its own data
Meta’s Project OT aimed to make the company AI-native by dramatically shrinking teams and shifting work to AI agents. Internal data then exposed a major problem: AI-generated output surged, but user-facing value lagged while technical and security incidents increased. Here is what happened, why the second restructuring wave was canceled, and what Meta’s experience means…
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ChatGPT EU Digital Services Act: EU Designates ChatGPT as a Very Large Online Search Engine
ChatGPT has been designated a Very Large Online Search Engine under the EU’s Digital Services Act. Here’s what the decision means for OpenAI, AI regulation, systemic risks and the future of search.