Agentics

2,164 failures. One AI agent. Zero caught by the bank's own testing.

O2 has a named executive, a deployment date, and engineers using it daily. That's rarer than you'd think in the telco AI space.

Every enterprise AI vendor claims their platform is production-ready. Orange Business just made them prove it.

Dell tells customers AI agents will transform their business. Its own CFO uses them for... bookkeeping.

China needs this platform to hit its 70% AI adoption target by 2027—but Beijing just flagged it as a national security threat. Now the country faces an impossible choice.

"Give me good engineers." That's all one founder told his AI. It emailed 40 people.

'Identity and access management for non-human actors that cannot self-report what they did or why.' Cisco's new product category is an accidental confession.

Your AI agent finally figured out what your ops team overlooked: Docker sockets are basically doors.

Silicon Valley is obsessed with AI that writes code. Chipmakers quietly need AI that verifies it. UCAgent is built for the latter.

We fear AI that lies. The real problem might be AI that refuses to commit to anything — ever.

Oracle just proposed the most boring AI revolution ever — smarter databases. And it might actually work.