Category: news
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KPMG to Automate Routine Audit Testing with AI Orchestration Agents
Progress has a quiet way of arriving dressed as efficiency. Only later do we realize it was also a change in what we trust, who we trust, and how much of judgment we are willing to delegate ? KPMG’s announcement that it will begin automating routine audit testing with AI orchestration agents is more than…
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Launch of ‘Prep Notes’ AI Tool
Technology rarely changes us all at once. More often, it changes the quiet assumptions we bring into a room. And that is where the real transformation begins. Even Realities recently announced “Prep Notes” for its Conversate AI agent on G2 glasses, letting users upload documents before a meeting and receive real-time HUD summaries, suggested answers,…
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KPMG Managed Services Survey 2026 Highlights Agentic AI Shift
Technology has a way of revealing what organisations truly believe. Not what they say in strategy decks, but what they are willing to trust with real work, real risk, and real accountability. KPMG’s Managed Services Outlook Survey 2026 suggests that more than 90% of global executives now see managed services as essential to delivering agentic…
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OpenAI Releases GPT-4 Turbo with Enhanced Speed and Cost Efficiency
OpenAI’s GPT-4 Turbo is more than just faster and cheaper – it signals a shift toward democratizing advanced AI at scale. For engineering leaders, this means balancing accessibility with responsibility, ensuring we build ethical frameworks alongside innovation. As speed and efficiency increase, so do complexity and risk. We must pause to ask: Are we fostering…
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Cybersecurity Gets Harder with AI Agentic Systems in Play
Microsoft recently released a whitepaper titled Taxonomy of Failure Mode in Agentic AI Systems (by the Microsoft AI Red Team, with Pete Bryan among the contributors). It highlights how AI agents—systems that can sense, reason, and act—introduce new and amplified security and safety risks beyond traditional AI models. These aren’t theoretical risks. The paper makes…
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Into the Crystal Ball: The Future of Jobs, 2025 Edition
Imagine gathering the greatest minds from across industries – visionaries, data crunchers, and perhaps a few coffee-fueled insomniacs – to answer one of humanity’s most pressing questions: What will we do with ourselves tomorrow? No, this isn’t the plot of a futuristic novel but the foundation of the World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report…
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Hyperbolic Labs Reports Growing Adoption of Autonomous AI Agents
In a recent announcement, Hyperbolic Labs reported an unexpected surge in the utilization of their GPU rental services by autonomous AI agents. This increase is largely attributed to their innovative AgentKit, which enables AI agents to independently manage GPU resources for various tasks, including blockchain validation, AI swarm coordination, and autonomous model training. (Source) Since…
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AI Models Go Cheaper: NovaSky T1 Sets a New Standard
In the ever-evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, achieving high-level reasoning capabilities often comes with a hefty price tag. However, the NovaSky team from UC Berkeley’s Sky Computing Lab has rewritten the rulebook with the introduction of Sky-T1-32B-Preview, a 32-billion-parameter AI model that combines efficiency, affordability, and exceptional performance. What is Sky-T1-32B-Preview? Sky-T1-32B-Preview is a large-scale…
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The schemer calls its creation “a schemer”!
Throughout the ages of human evolution, we’ve developed countless philosophical theories about the nature of evil within ourselves. Now, in the era of artificial intelligence, we construct AI systems trained on our collective knowledge and history. So why do researchers find it surprising that large language models (LLMs) exhibit scheming behaviours? Recently, Apollo Research published…
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Pandora’s box or Sun Tzu wisdom?
The U.S. military has officially confirmed its first acquisition of OpenAI software for combat operations, representing a major milestone in the integration of artificial intelligence into military strategies. For years, the military has relied on intelligent systems to enhance the efficiency of combat personnel, utilizing technologies such as vehicle trajectory optimization and target tracking. With…