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Decision models: AutoTrust tops Hugging Face trending
AutoTrust’s JEV-27B-VL has topped Hugging Face’s trending list. We look at decision models — models that return calibrated probabilities, not text — and what the milestone does and doesn’t show.
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XtalPi Fangda Carbon: AI Moves Onto the Graphite Electrode Shop Floor
XtalPi and Fangda Carbon have put an AI model into production at a graphite electrode plant. It screens formulations before physical trials — but the release discloses no numbers, and the vendor is loss-making and hunting new revenue.
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Agentic AI vs Generative AI: The Budget Mistake Draining Enterprise AI Spend
New research argues that treating agentic AI and generative AI as the same thing quietly drains budgets. The headline failure statistics check out—but the research misses the documented successes that show exactly what the surviving 60% do differently.
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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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Proofpoint Data Security Expansion Across APJ Targets AI Risks and Data Sovereignty
Proofpoint is expanding its data security capabilities across Asia Pacific and Japan, with new local infrastructure, DSPM, AI data access governance and compliance mapping planned for India and other key APJ markets.
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Harper 5.2 Challenges the Multi-System Stack With a Single-Runtime Architecture
Harper 5.2 strengthens its case for a single-runtime architecture with faster caching, improved SQL performance and isolated database commits. But its Vercel benchmark reveals a more nuanced architectural trade-off between data locality, latency and elastic scaling.
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Enterprise AI Agent Governance Becomes Critical as AI Agents Act Across Corporate Systems
AI agents are becoming persistent digital actors across enterprise systems. Info-Tech Research Group outlines a three-phase framework to strengthen enterprise AI agent governance while preserving innovation.
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Nutanix ChronoScale Strategic Partnership Targets Production-Ready Enterprise AI
Nutanix and ChronoScale are partnering to combine hybrid cloud software, accelerated computing, GPU-as-a-Service and agentic AI capabilities, helping enterprises build secure, scalable and production-ready AI infrastructure.