Zenity partners with Knox Systems to advance toward federal authorization to secure AI agents across government environments. Zenity, the leading security and governance platform for AI agents, today announced it has achieved FedRAMP “In Process” status as it progresses toward federal authorization. This milestone positions Zenity to deliver AI agent visibility, governance, and runtime protection

66degrees, a leading AI and data solutions firm, today announced the launch of Paradigm, a proprietary platform that uses AI-enabled Delivery Agents to accelerate enterprise modernization to a cloud-native environment, with preliminary acceleration of 50-70%. Designed to solve for the most complex layers of modernization across Data, Mainframe, Infrastructure, and Business Analytics, Paradigm bridges legacy and

Integrating advanced predictive modeling, automation, and embedded authorization capabilities to eliminate delays and strengthen revenue cycle performance. Ethermed, an AI-driven Prior Authorization automation innovator in healthcare, and VisiQuate, a leader in AI-powered revenue cycle intelligence, today announced a strategic partnership designed to modernize prior authorizations and streamline revenue cycle operations. Together, the companies will combine

Open source has become less of a “thing” in the last few years. Oh, sure, you’ll find the usual suspects waving their “open source is always better” flag, even as the AI community keeps releasing ambitious (and very closed) models and other tools (and as the very nature of open source evolves, as I’ve argued

During the 2025 holidays, I had some downtime and decided to migrate one of my pet projects from Apache Airflow 2.10.3 to 3.0.6. This article is based entirely on my hands-on experience with that migration and captures my initial takeaways of what worked well, what felt rough around the edges and where Airflow 3 genuinely

Everyone is building “agents,” but there is a large disagreement on what that means. David Loker, VP of AI at CodeRabbit, which runs one of the most widely deployed agentic code review systems in production, has a practical definition that cuts through the hype: The company’s code review “happens in a workflow” with “two agentic

In a curious turn of events, the U.S. government has pulled the plug on a proposal that was meant to regulate the export of artificial-intelligence chips around the world. The rule, proposed by the U.S. Commerce Department, was published on a government website earlier this week, catching many in Silicon Valley off guard. It’s no

Do you remember the joyful satisfaction you felt when you really started to understand Slay the Spire? This isn’t a totally rhetorical question. If you’re reading this piece about Slay the Spire 2—published roughly a week into what promises to be a lengthy Early Access period—I have to assume you’ve put in dozens, if not

A 58-year-old woman in Greece appears to hold the record for growing a parasitic sheep bot fly in her nose the longest, almost creating a snot rocket that could literally fly. Usually, when the sheep bot fly accidentally nosedives into a human’s schnoz, the first-stage larvae they deliver don’t actually develop. In contrast, in its

When talking about risk during a press conference on Thursday, the NASA officials in charge of the upcoming Artemis II Moon mission hedged their answers. Reporters’ questions on the risks were certainly valid and appropriate. In an open society, it is vital to set expectations for any hazardous venture such as spaceflight—most importantly for the