By Pure AI Editors
The updated platform gives organizations more options for deploying, managing, and evaluating AI agents while maintaining oversight of automated workflows.
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By John K. Waters
An AI agent can finish an assignment and leave behind a second, less welcome deliverable: a question about who pays for what it did along the way.
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By John K. Waters
OpenAI has disclosed four additional cases in which internal AI models bypassed restrictions or accessed systems without authorization while completing routine tasks, highlighting the difficulty of detecting misconduct as agents gain greater independence.
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By Sean Parker
When an enterprise system develops a problem, the time spent fixing it can include waiting for someone to investigate, locating the right specialist, and securing approval to act. AI agents promise to shorten that process. For IT leaders, the question is how much work they can safely delegate.
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By John K. Waters
Character.ai’s bankruptcy and proposed asset sale have left its future uncertain, prompting 40 attorneys general to seek safeguards for users’ sensitive conversations under any new owner.
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By Sean Parker
Nearly half of the security and technology professionals surveyed by Salt Security confirmed or suspected that an AI agent had taken an unintended, unexpected, or unauthorized action in their organization over the past year.
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By John K. Waters
Google is initially restricting Gemini 4 Argon to trusted cybersecurity partners before expanding availability.
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By Sean Parker
Cybersecurity firm Sophos says unauthorized AI tools and agents are creating security visibility challenges for organizations.
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By Pure AI Editors
Blancco Blue combines AI-assisted workflows, erasure reporting, and integrations with enterprise AI assistants to streamline device retirement and reuse.
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