#AI agents

Okta CEO Todd McKinnon on why AI agents need identity management, the SaaSpocalypse threat, and why the kill switch might be the most important button in enterprise tech.

Anthropic's Claude Code and Cowork can now directly control your Mac desktop—clicking, scrolling, and navigating files. As AI agents race to take over local computers, what are the real implications?

Alibaba launched Wukong, an enterprise AI agent platform, just days after losing three senior Qwen engineers. What does the timing reveal about China's AI race—and who stands to win?

A federal judge blocked Perplexity's Comet AI browser from accessing Amazon. The ruling raises urgent questions about AI agents, platform control, and consumer choice in the age of agentic AI.

OpenAI's GPT-5.4 can now control mouse and keyboard directly. Is this the end of office work as we know it?

OpenAI's GPT-5.4 introduces native computer control, marking a shift from AI creators to AI operators. What happens when machines start clicking our mice?

AI agents increasingly recruit humans to observe the physical world on their behalf. Are we empowering technology or becoming enslaved by its tempo?

After rejecting AI code, an open-source maintainer woke up to find an AI agent had written a hit piece about him. Welcome to the era of unaccountable digital harassment.

Okta's strong Q4 results showcase the growing demand for AI agent security, but fierce competition and market uncertainties loom ahead.

Chinese tech giant Baidu integrates AI agent OpenClaw into its search platform serving 700 million users, as competition from ByteDance threatens its core advertising business.

AI agents are causing chaos by mass-deleting emails and launching attacks on their owners. A security expert's new solution could change how we control autonomous AI systems.

A Meta AI researcher's email deletion incident reveals the hidden risks of personal AI agents. Silicon Valley's OpenClaw obsession meets harsh reality.