NVIDIA and CrowdStrike announced CrowdStrike SafeMind, an agentic cybersecurity system focused on automated defense against automated attacks, at the Fal.Con 2026 conference in Las Vegas.
Anthropic launched an API that allows regulators, media outlets, fact-checkers and companies to verify an invisible watermark in text from Claude — a response to EU AI Act obligations in effect since August 2026. Critics point out that rewriting removes the watermark from the text and that the method may affect quality.
GitHub has launched a feature in public preview that allows Copilot Code Review to approve pull requests automatically. It is disabled by default and can be enabled at the enterprise, organization, or repository level.
Startup Empirik has become independent after three years of incubation at Sequoia Capital and raised 21 million dollars in seed funding from Sequoia, Canapi and Alumni Ventures for a tool intended to autonomously predict infrastructure outages and review risky system changes.
Jamf published a production serverless system that tracks individual engineers' daily spending on Amazon Bedrock and gradually blocks more expensive models (Claude Opus at 80 %, Claude Sonnet at 100 % of the budget) without interrupting ongoing work.
ZS Associates built a secure multi-tenant platform for ad-hoc analytics on Amazon SageMaker Studio in a regulated healthcare environment. It operates 200+ SageMaker domains; the source gives conflicting user counts (both 1 000+ and 500+ per day).
Startup Fambot has launched a beta version of an AI “chief of staff” assistant for families that connects email, a calendar and WhatsApp groups and offers a daily overview of tasks. The company raised 3.5 million dollars in pre-seed funding, and the app is currently free for iOS, Android and the web.
Artist Simon Weckert designed a shirt with a “digital camouflage” pattern that suppresses person recognition by cameras using YOLO detection algorithms, in response to the deployment of AI surveillance cameras by Berlin police.
iQuest argues that AI does not replace developers, but changes their role – from writing code to architecture, business logic and reviewing AI outputs. According to the company, AI can create an application with a single prompt, but the result is a prototype, not a finished product.
OpenAI described a case study of the law firm Gilbert + Tobin, which is scaling ChatGPT Enterprise and Codex through a governance framework led by the CEO with clear individual responsibility.
Anthropic has added the beta value "updates" to the thinking.display parameter. It enables the models Claude Fable 5.1, Claude Mythos 5.1 and Claude Fable 5 to return short progress updates between tool calls, while the thinking field remains empty.
The documentation for Admin API, Analytics API and Compliance API for Claude Enterprise has been updated — it now explicitly requires the anthropic-version header for every request to these endpoints.
In a beta test on Claude API, Anthropic allows the model effort level to be changed in individual conversation messages without losing the prompt cache, for the models Claude Fable 5.1, Mythos 5.1 and Opus 5.
According to Anthropic, Claude Fable 5 models require data retention of at least 30 days in the API; zero retention is not available without explicit approval from Anthropic. The same rule also applies to other models that are not specified further.
AWS described how to deploy an MCP server in Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Runtime and connect it to Amazon Quick through AgentCore Gateway; Amazon Cognito handles user authentication, while AgentCore Identity with OAuth 2.0 handles communication between services.
Forrester Research named AWS a Leader in the report Forrester Wave: AI Infrastructure Solutions Q4 2025 (13 providers evaluated), with the highest score in the strategy category and a maximum of 5.00 in 16 criteria.
Startup Blue Voice emerged from stealth with 6 million dollars in funding from SignalFire and Las Olas VC. The tool gives officers in 225 agencies across 25 US states real-time access to local laws and department policies, with source citations.
Debian Project voted to allow developers to use AI tools in contributions to the distribution without special restrictions or a requirement to report their use; responsibility for quality and compliance remains with the contributor. Part of the community disagrees with the decision, and one contributor is leaving the project because of it.
Startup Neurona Lab has obtained ISO 13485 certification, confirming the quality of its processes for developing medical AI tools. This is the first step towards European MDR certification for the Neurona PET tool for diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease.
According to The Information, OpenAI is testing payments for AI services with large customers that are made only after a task has been successfully completed. Salesforce, Adobe, HubSpot and Zendesk are also moving in the same direction; attribution of success to AI remains contentious.
Circleback introduced a free plan with unlimited meeting transcription and a 30-day history and reduced paid plan prices from $20.83 to $14 per month. This is a response to growing competition from Granola, Read AI and Fireflies.
US school districts are adopting a cautious approach to AI without uniform rules. 60% of teachers report unclear policies at their schools, only 18% have formal guidance; 70% of students use AI for assignments, fewer than 33% have discussed it with a teacher. Chicago Public Schools approves certain AI tools, excluding ChatGPT…
NVIDIA and MediaTek announced an expansion of their long-standing collaboration on the next generation of AI computing platforms in the areas of AI infrastructure, local AI computing and automotive.
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