
AI Agents: A New Tool to Audit What They're Really Doing
Thought your AI agent was a flawless professional? Maybe it's time for a little peek, just to make sure it's not messing things up.
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Thought your AI agent was a flawless professional? Maybe it's time for a little peek, just to make sure it's not messing things up.

Imagine an 'affordable' Bentley. No, you're not dreaming; it's the new electric Torcal, promising exclusivity without *completely* emptying your bank account.

A billion dollars in annual revenue. That's the figure Z.AI, a Chinese startup, is about to hit, marking a pretty significant milestone.

An AI chatbot that doesn't spy on you? Sounds like science fiction, right? Proton is trying again, updating its AI assistant with new features without sacrificing privacy.
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Ever stared at a Git log, wondering what on earth a developer was truly doing? Now, an interesting combo of tools promises to turn that mess into a compelling narrative.

Even tech titans know when to shift gears for the next big thing. Nandan Nilekani, a big name in Indian IT, is stepping down from his GP role.
The AI stock party is over, at least for now. Many investors are already leaving the banquet, looking for more traditional flavors.
Imagine a team of AI assistants ready to work, but without the exorbitant costs. A new GitHub project promises exactly that, teaching your Claude agents to collaborate efficiently.

For years Meta hid behind Ray-Ban and Oakley partnerships, making money while staying in the shadows. Now it's dropping the disguise and launching glasses under its own brand—promising not to empty your wallet this time.

While everyone's chatting about AI and how it'll change the world, at London Tech Week there are people actually getting their hands dirty with the real deal. Judith Dada, general partner at Visionaries, explained to Bloomberg what's actually happening behind the scenes.

Turns out being fashionably late can be extremely profitable. AI companies are growing so explosively that investors jumping in at the late-stage game are now seeing returns that would've sounded like sci-fi a couple of years back.