Tag: agents
All the articles with the tag "agents".
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Google Colab CLI Makes Agent Compute Feel Closer
Google's Colab CLI turns cloud notebooks into something agents and developers can call from a terminal, which matters for real AI workflows.
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ADK Arena Is A Reality Check For Agent Frameworks
ADK Arena tests agent frameworks across real benchmark tasks and finds what builders already feel: no framework owns the agent stack yet.
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GPT-Rosalind Shows AI Moving From Answers To Scientific Workflows
OpenAI's GPT-Rosalind update is less about a smarter biology chatbot and more about AI becoming an auditable workbench for scientific evidence and execution.
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Microsoft Scout Is The Always-On Agent Bet
Microsoft Scout introduces Autopilots: background agents with their own identity, enterprise controls, and permissioned access across work systems.
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NVIDIA Vera Says Agents Are A CPU Problem Too
NVIDIA's Vera CPU push is a reminder that agentic AI is not only about GPUs. Tool use, sandboxes, memory, and orchestration need serious CPU design.
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Cadence Just Put An AI Agent Inside Chip Verification
Cadence's Level-5 ChipStack AI Super Agent shows where serious agent autonomy is going: high-stakes engineering with real tools, sandboxes, and audit trails.
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Claude Code Dynamic Workflows Turn Agents Into Swarms
Anthropic's Opus 4.8 and dynamic workflows show where coding agents are going: not one assistant, but coordinated agent swarms with verification.
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AI Agents Are Moving Into Physical Infrastructure
Claroty Claire is another sign that agentic AI is leaving the browser and entering cyber-physical systems where safety, uptime, and trust matter.
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Anthropic Just Said the Quiet Part About Agent Security
Anthropic's Claude containment post makes the real agent-security lesson obvious: permission prompts are not enough. The boundary has to be deterministic.
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DeepSeek Is Turning Cheap Cached Inference Into an Agent Strategy
DeepSeek says V4-Pro pricing will move to one quarter of its original price after May 31, while Reasonix shows what cache-first coding agents can look like.