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Microsoft just unveiled a groundbreaking strategy in Copilot Studio: integrating autonomous AI agents and structured workflows. This innovative hybrid model is set to empower businesses to delegate complex processes to AI, all while prioritizing reliability, auditability, and crystal-clear rules.

A deep dive into research comparing cutting-edge AI models like ChatGPT-5.1, Gemini 3 Pro, and Llama 4 in otorhinolaryngology. We reveal which model is the safest for clinical decision-making.

Anthropic, the AI powerhouse behind the popular Claude models, is reportedly exploring the creation of its own custom chips. This bold move aims to conquer the immense computational demands of artificial intelligence and reduce its reliance on external chip suppliers.

At a summit in India, Sam Altman and Dario Amodei refused to shake hands. But when their models, GPT and Claude, were given a chance to talk in an experimental LLM dating show, the result was surprisingly different.

Kaseya is pushing the boundaries of IT management with Agentic AI. Forget simple text generation – these new systems are all about autonomous task execution, unlocking unprecedented efficiency for MSPs and corporate IT teams worldwide.

Anthropic just unveiled Claude Mythos, an AI model with an unprecedented power to uncover critical software vulnerabilities. But as Project Glasswing pushes for defensive collaboration, the world is bracing for cybercriminals to soon wield these very same capabilities.

Researchers have uncovered a critical vulnerability that allows bypassing security filters in ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. The "sockpuppeting" technique demonstrates how easily state-of-the-art language models can be manipulated with a single command.

New AI keys are visibly changing laptop hardware, but the real tech revolution? It's all happening in the software. We'll explore what Agentic AI is and find out if an AI PC is truly worth your investment.

Leaked information about Anthropic's upcoming Claude Mythos model reveals the AI's incredible ability to find deeply hidden software bugs that have eluded human developers for decades.

The father of deep learning, Yann LeCun, has left Meta and, with his Parisian startup AMI Labs, raised a staggering $1.03 billion. He's betting it all on the idea that large language models are a dead end.