Agentics

The Case for Testing AI Governance Before Giving AI Real Power A new study asks a question that most AI safety discussions skip over: what happens when you give AI agents actual authority inside institutional structures — and do they follow the rules? The paper is titled with a cereal pun ("I C...

When Multi-Agent Systems Fail, Aegis Knows Who to Blame Multi-agent AI systems are fragile in ways that are hard to debug.

Jensen Huang's Next Compensation Package: Tokens for Every Engineer Jensen Huang has a new idea about how to pay engineers.

Not hardware theater.

According to reports, the consolidation is part of a broader strategic refocus away from side projects and toward coding and enterprise users, driven by competitive pressure from Anthropic's Claude Code.

AI agents don't log off.

Tencent Brings OpenClaw Into WeChat, Connecting the Agent to 1.4 Billion Users Tencent has embedded its OpenClaw-based AI agent directly into WeChat — turning the world's most-used super app into a front end for the open-source agent ecosystem. The company upgraded QClaw on March 18, making it ...

Meta's Manus Goes Desktop, Taking OpenClaw's Territory Meta's AI agent subsidiary Manus has moved from the cloud to the desktop.

Meta's AI Agents Are Causing Security Incidents.

Google Gives AI Agents a Direct Line to Colab's Cloud Compute Google has released an open-source bridge that lets any MCP-compatible AI agent control Google Colab notebooks programmatically — turning the popular cloud notebook environment into a configurable backend for agents running locally. ...

When Google CEO Sundar Pichai took the stage at I/O 2025 and demonstrated Project Mariner navigating Chrome on a user's behalf, browser agents looked like the next big thing.