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Gartner calls agent management platforms "the most valuable real estate in AI." The firm projects enterprises will spend $15 billion on this category by 2029, up from less than $5 million today. That is 3,000x growth in four years. If you have been in meetings where someone uses the phrase "managed agents" and nobody quite knows what it means, you are watching a category emerge in real time. Continue Reading →

English Wikipedia just banned the use of large language models for writing or rewriting articles. The vote was 44-2. The policy passed a Request for Comment on March 20 and allows only two narrow exceptions: editors can use LLMs for basic copyediting of their own writing, and they can use LLMs to assist with translation. In both cases, the editor must verify the output for accuracy. Continue Reading →

Anthropic just shipped "auto mode" for Claude Code. According to the company, users approve 93% of permission prompts without reading them. The guardrails had become a rubber stamp, and everyone knew it. Continue Reading →

OpenAI announced Tuesday it's discontinuing Sora, the AI video generation tool launched at the end of 2024. The TikTok-style Sora app and API access for developers will both shut down, with no plans to integrate the technology into ChatGPT. Continue Reading →

Anthropic just launched "computer use" for Claude Code and Cowork. The feature lets Claude click, scroll, navigate, and operate apps on your Mac the way you would. Continue Reading →

At NVIDIA GTC, after calling OpenClaw the most successful open-source project in history, Jensen Huang said that every single enterprise company and every single software company in the world needs an agentic strategy, and specifically needs an OpenClaw strategy. Here's what he means. Continue Reading →

Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince just predicted that AI bot traffic will exceed human traffic online by 2027. His company powers approximately 20% of all websites and is used by approximately 80% of websites that employ a reverse proxy service, so he has the data to back this claim. Continue Reading →

The UK government just backed down from its plan to let AI companies train on copyrighted works without permission. After fierce pushback from Sir Paul McCartney, Sir Elton John, and Dua Lipa, Technology Secretary Liz Kendall announced Wednesday that the government "no longer has a preferred option" on AI copyright policy. The reversal kills a proposed data bill that would have given creators only an opt-out clause after their work was already used. Continue Reading →

NVIDIA just released NemoClaw, an open source stack that runs OpenClaw assistants with enterprise security guardrails. This is one of the most important AI announcements of the year. When you combine NemoClaw with OpenShell's secure runtime environment, you get an enterprise-ready workforce of personal AI assistants. Continue Reading →

Google just announced Project Spend Caps, which let you set monthly dollar limits on Gemini API spending per project in AI Studio. The company also overhauled its Usage Tiers system with lower qualification thresholds and automatic upgrades. Continue Reading →