Boards of directors are pressing for productivity gains from large-language models and AI assistants. Yet the same features that makes AI useful – browsing live websites, remembering user context, and connecting to business apps – also expand the cyber attack surface. Tenable researchers have published a set of vulnerabilities and attacks under the title “HackedGPT”,

Enterprise leaders grappling with the steep costs of deploying AI models could find a reprieve thanks to a new architecture design. While the capabilities of generative AI are attractive, their immense computational demands for both training and inference result in prohibitive expenses and mounting environmental concerns. At the centre of this inefficiency is the models’

Autonomous AI agents are here, and they’re poised to reshape the economy. By automating discovery, negotiation, and transactions, agents can overcome inefficiencies like information asymmetries and platform lock-in, enabling faster, more transparent, and more competitive markets. We are already seeing early signs of this transformation in digital marketplaces. Customer-facing assistants like OpenAI’s Operator and Anthropic’s

The Shift from Hype to Human Insight In 2025, the word “AI” gets tossed around boardrooms like a cheat code, faster content, better targeting, lower costs. But that’s the surface story. The deeper truth is that AI isn’t just changing how we market; it’s forcing us to rethink why. The next era isn’t about machines

Even small errors could delay jobs and frustrate customers. Traditional systems, though reliable, can’t match today’s demand for speed and precision. That’s where software for field service dispatching is transforming operations — using automation, AI, and real-time data to reshape workforce management. This technology is streamlining team deployment, enhancing service quality, and redefining how field companies stay

Video Rebirth, a Singapore-based AI video startup, has closed a $50 million funding round to develop what it calls a “world model” for professional video generation. The company announced today that the capital came from top-tier global financial and strategic investors, though specific names were not disclosed. Founded by Dr. Wei Liu, a former Tencent

ChatBlox further scales analytics in Value-Based Program Administration HSBlox, a technology company empowering healthcare organizations with the tools and support to deliver value-based care (VBC) programs successfully and sustainably, today announced release 2.5 of its SmartBlox analytics solution.  With release 2.5, HSBlox has introduced a conversational AI module, ChatBlox. The module enables capabilities for users to

Recognition from the region’s leading venture summit underscores investor confidence in Worlds’ rapid growth and its role in redefining how enterprises see, sense, and automate the physical world. Worlds has been named “Startup of the Year” by Venture Dallas at the 2025 Venture Dallas Summit, held at the George W. Bush Institute and Presidential Library.

Frontegg AgentLink lets companies open up their SaaS products to AI agent activity, channeled through advanced security and visibility. Frontegg, a leading identity management solution for modern SaaS products, today announced the launch of Frontegg AgentLink — the first and only enterprise-grade Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that allows SaaS applications to securely open their

Seekr Technologies, the trusted AI company, today announced the appointment of Lloyd Cope as Chief Revenue Officer (CRO). Cope brings over two decades of sales and leadership experience across mission-critical enterprise and defense environments and will lead Seekr in its next phase of strategic growth and global go-to-market execution. He is an expert and contract