Recent advances in AI are pushing beyond the traditional turn-based interaction models. Typically, AI systems wait for a user to finish speaking or typing before responding, which limits natural flow and responsiveness. A new approach from Mira Murati’s Thinking Machines Lab aims to change that by making interaction a core part of the AI architecture
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The Physical AI Conference is making its way to San Jose, highlighting how robotics and autonomous systems are becoming mainstream. This event gathers engineers, industry leaders, and AI pioneers focused on turning digital intelligence into physical action. It’s a key moment to see how AI is moving beyond software into real-world applications. The Rise of
At Sapphire 2026, SAP announced a major shift in its strategy. The company unveiled its plan to become a business AI powerhouse, embedding over 200 AI agents into its core applications. This move comes amid a sharp decline in SAP’s stock price, which has fallen more than 40% in recent months. The question on everyone’s
Building intelligent autonomous agents is becoming easier with new approaches that combine different memory systems and modular tools. These agents can reason, remember past interactions, and perform tasks independently. This tutorial introduces how to design such a system using OpenAI’s models along with custom memory modules and retrieval techniques. Understanding the Architecture of a Hybrid-Memory
A recent experiment in Sweden put an AI system in charge of running a coffee shop. Powered by Google Gemini, the AI named Mona was given a $21,000 budget to handle all operations. The goal was to see how well an AI could manage a small business, from hiring staff to ordering supplies. How Mona
OpenAI has announced a new initiative called Daybreak, aiming to strengthen cybersecurity using artificial intelligence. This move appears to be a direct response to Anthropic’s Project Glasswing, which leverages their AI model, Claude Mythos, for cyber defense. Daybreak is designed to integrate AI into security from the ground up, focusing on proactive defense rather than
Google was recently shaken by a sophisticated cyberattack that used artificial intelligence to discover a hidden flaw in its software. This breach exploited a zero-day vulnerability—an unknown security hole that developers aren’t aware of yet. The attack was halted before it could do widespread damage, but it raised serious alarms about AI’s role in cyber
GitLab has announced a major restructuring as it prepares for the so-called “agentic era” of AI-driven software development. The company plans to flatten management, cut its presence in about 30 countries, and reorganize its research and development teams into around 60 smaller, autonomous units. While CEO Bill Staples emphasizes that this is an investment in
Many people are using multiple AI tools daily to boost productivity. While this can seem helpful, it’s easy to overdo it. Overusing AI agents can actually wear out your brain and make you less focused. A recent study shows that too many AI tools and constant oversight lead to mental fatigue. This article explores how
Artificial intelligence is transforming the way businesses operate. A new report suggests that agentic AI—an advanced type of AI capable of interpreting and coordinating across multiple systems—could unlock a massive new market for SaaS companies. Bain & Company estimates this could be worth around US$100 billion in the United States alone. The Untapped Potential of
