
Opinion
Non-humans in the loop: AI agents and a shift to autonomous threat response
"By 2028, agentic AI will be embedded in a third of all enterprise software, with a growing share of operational decisions made autonomously."
All the stories machine.news has published on the agentic AI revolution, which will see billions of bots take on a growing range of roles across business and society. Autonomous AI agents will give each human access to their own team of agents, which will work tirelessly around the clock to do their bidding. But will the agents replace their masters - or will we work hand-in-hand during the fourth industrial revolution? Here's all the articles Machine has published on agentic AI so far:
Opinion
"By 2028, agentic AI will be embedded in a third of all enterprise software, with a growing share of operational decisions made autonomously."
LLMs
You've captured an AI model on a consumer-level computer. So what do you do with it next?
OpenAI
AI firm refuses to rule out possibility of the new agentic model being misused to help spin up biological and chemical weapons.
Meta
The dead internet gets a whole new meaning with tech that gives users the ability to posthumously simulate themselves using AI.
Security
Zero-click bug requires "no specific user interaction and results in concrete cybersecurity damage", researchers allege.
Developer
"I couldn’t believe my eyes when everything disappeared," AI developer says. "It scared the hell out of me."
AGI
Sam Altman issues another teasing semi-prediction about a "gentle singularity" and the dawn of artificial general intelligence (AGI)
OpenAI
"It needs to have the self-awareness to know whether it’s actually done the work and the humility to apologise when it hasn’t."
OpenAI
New coding agent can now roam free online, running the risk of malware infection, code exfiltration, prompt injection and other digital horrors.
X-Risk
For a clue about the future of humanity in the AGI age, just look at how we treated animals...
AI Safety
Just after the coding agent was given access to the web for the first time, a weird and probably totally unconnected outage hit X.
Agentic AI
Marc Benioff, CEO, thinks white collar workers have a future after all - even though his firm is using millions of AI agents to do their work.