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Workers face job losses, intrusive monitoring and opaque decisions as unions press senators for enforceable rules on AI at work.
Australian organisations struggling to turn AI pilots into live systems could get faster deployment support as Brennan joins OpenAI's partner network.
The move could let users approve AI logins without exposing passwords, as 1Password bets secure access will shape adoption of personal agents.
Enterprise customers will be able to compare and switch models by cost and performance on one invoice, intensifying cloud rivalry over AI access.
The move gives Tanium's security teams access to OpenAI cyber models for threat detection, vulnerability work and platform defence against AI-driven attacks.
Marketers can now manage campaigns and customer journeys inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Copilot as Adobe widens its AI reach.
Security teams can now spot unauthorised AI tools on developer machines before they reach production, as JFrog extends its controls.
The limited access will help its hunters and engineers turn OpenAI models into detections, vulnerability work and stronger platform defences.
Users must approve the wording first, as Olatti now lets Claude and ChatGPT draft and send messages inside its business phone platform.
The public record shows disclosure lags of weeks or months, with 59 cases logged since July and most involving unauthorised access or sandbox escapes.
The trade association says current laws may be too slow for AI-powered attacks that can identify weaknesses and launch cybercrime with less expertise.
Shoppers using AI agents will soon see verified ratings alongside product suggestions, as the two firms aim to preserve trust in conversational commerce.
The deal is designed to help midmarket customers move from AI pilots to production systems as adoption hurdles slow wider rollout.
The move could widen access to AI infrastructure, but Gonka says any chip design will need to prove it can beat current economics before manufacture.
The hire signals Abnormal AI's push to widen its reach beyond email security and win more enterprise business in the crowded AI security market.
Fewer than half of 277 listed firms show any prices online, leaving buyers to seek quotes before they can gauge the cost of AI automation work.
A new contest worth USD $300,000 is meant to draw more people into finding hidden flaws in AI systems as prompt injection worries grow.
Managers can now adjust shift staffing inside ChatGPT and Claude, with Planday saying the connectors keep existing access controls in place.
The overnight contest drew 60 Singapore entrants and handed winners USD $13,000 in OpenAI API credits, with participants testing Codex on shopping tasks.
The platform is already running across more than 1,000 enterprise projects, with claims of faster releases, lower AI costs and less legacy risk.