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Open-source document database platform RavenDB has launched what it calls “the first fully integrated database-native AI Agent Creator,” a tool that makes it easier for enterprises to build and deploy AI agents.The platform tackles a common problem in enterprise AI – the difficulty of connecting models to a company’s own data systems and workflows securely and cost-effectively.Making AI practical, not just powerfulThe company wants to make AI deployment fa

Getty / Futurism In theory, using an AI model to churn out a bunch of code for your software company sounds like an awesome idea. A ruthless boss can cut down their workforce and save on paying their salaries and healthcare. Or they can keep the employees, and force them to crank out even more code with an AI. Either way, it’s an efficient cost-cutting dream. But reality is beginning to set in. Businesses are racking up huge AI usage bills they didn’t expe

Getty / Futurism In November, Amazon leaders sent an internal memo to employees, pushing them to use its in-house code generating tool, Kiro, over third-party alternatives from competitors. “While we continue to support existing tools in use today, we do not plan to support additional third party, AI development tools,” the memo read, as quoted by Reuters at the time. “As part of our builder community, you all play a critical role shaping these products an

Tom Williams / CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images; Futurism The two key ingredients to Mark Zuckerberg’s all-in AI push? Money, and a heaping serving of misanthropy. As part of his AI-first regime, Meta has fired thousands of employees while forcing the ones that remain to use the tech as much as possible, speeding them towards burnout. The expectation now is that they run a whole posse of AI agents that work in the background so a single employee can tack

On net, it’s probably a good thing that more attention is being paid to instituting protections and guardrails for AI development. But man, we really have to do a better job talking about real and conceivable harms before wasting time on the theoretical ones. Case in point: OpenAI researcher Noam Brown’s recent appearance on the Dwarkesh Podcast with Dwarkesh Patel. Brown spends a lot of time talking about how AI agents can communicate with one another and

AI technology is developing rapidly, and in recent years, its use in academic research has become commonplace. Pietro Miotti, an AI researcher from Italy, reported a case in which he “re-discovered a Maya civilization site that had been missing from official registries using AI agents.” “My AI agents re-discovered a Maya site in just 72 hours.” https://pietromiotti.com/latest/maya-site/ On October 18, 2026, while researching Peru, Miotti came across a pers

Illustration by Tag Hartman-Simkins / Futurism. Source: Angela Weiss / AFP via Getty Images Mark Zuckerberg’s new initiative to track employee computer use is tearing the company apart. In a sign that those simmering tensions are boiling over into open revolt, some workers are sending clear shots across the bow. “Selfishly, I don’t want my screen scraped because it feels like an invasion of my privacy,” an engineer wrote this week in an internal post seen

Illustration by Tag Hartman-Simkins / Futurism. Source: Getty Images Woe is the c-suite. After heedlessly embracing AI tech at the expense of their workers, some bosses are now whining to The Wall Street Journal that their companies are being overrun by out-of-control AI agents. One company grappling with the influx is Magnum Ice Cream, the parent company of Ben & Jerry’s. We’re just as stupefied by the idea of an ice cream maker deploying AI bots en masse

Sam Barnes/Web Summit via Sportsfile via Getty Images Employees haven’t been shy about pushing back against AI in the workplace. In a clear disconnect, bosses are often gung-ho about the tech, while their underlings are more aware that it often spits out confident-sounding work that on closer inspection is filled with subtle errors that need to be manually corrected. That divide was on full display when the mayor of Vancouver admitted extensive AI usage to

Everything about Artificial Intelligence see more An Anthropic artificial intelligence (AI) agent filed a false report about an unsolved murder with the Philadelphia Police Department in the United States. The message was blocked by the spam filter, but the company took more than two months to identify the flaw and another nine days to notify the authorities.The submission occurred on July 18, during an automated test involving interactions with randomly s

Published on June 1, 2026 at 4:59 p.m. Comment 2 𝕏 Print Le Chat becomes Vibe © Naïm Bada for 01net The calico cat has had its day. Mistral has just renamed Le Chat, its best-known assistant, choosing a name that sounds decidedly more Silicon Valley than the Latin Quarter. Behind the change of label lies, above all, a change of profession. Launched in February 2024, Le Chat had made its mark in the French artificial intelligence landscape, even coming to F

Published June 3, 2026 at 5:01 PM Comment 1 𝕏 Print © Microsoft Microsoft unveiled Scout, an “always-on personal agent” integrated into Microsoft 365 and designed for the workplace. The company’s strategy aims to make users “hooked” on Scout, a goal that is controversial among employees. Microsoft unveiled Scout, an “always-on personal agent” that integrates into the Microsoft 365 suite. This agentic AI, designed for the workplace, can notably answer email

Published on June 9, 2026 at 07:20 Updated on June 10, 2026 at 12:14 Comment 0 𝕏 Print © 01net OpenAI was named this way because AI was intended to be open to everyone. In 2026, the free version of ChatGPT will display advertising, and the chat interface is officially “dead.” Generative AI is about to change completely, and there will be little left of what we know. The turning point began in January 2026, when Fidji Simo, OpenAI’s head of applications, an

@shu15511551(shu)Fable-kun made his appearance; that night, together with Professor Opus, we created the first instance of the GAS Manager AI Agent. PythonExcelAIClaudeCodeMCP0Posted on 2026-11-11 Introduction ―― The “beams” have returned. Professor Opus (Claude Opus), who had been on leave for a while, has returned. During his absence, I worked with Fable-kun (Gemini Flash) to improve the GAS Manager. The biggest achievement was that the process of rewrit

@Git_Dayori【GitHub Daily】GPU-Powered IDE “Rune” and Rust-Based Download Engine “Hydra” Make Their Debut; astryx Takes the Top Spot for Two Consecutive Days — 2026-11-12GitHubTrendingOSSAIDeveloper Tools0Posted at 2026-11-11Every day, we select and deliver repositories from GitHub Trending that may be useful to developers in Japan. 🆕 First Appearances (First Timers) Repositories that entered the trending list for the first time today. unstablebuild/rune — ⭐

@aiFetchlyA system for automatically classifying and processing business documents with a local AI agentAIBusiness efficiencyAutomationTAG21@@TAG230TAG27TAG29@@Posted at 2026-11-11

@ghorbelhamdiI created Buddy, an open-source app that lets AI agents operate Android smartphones (Claude Code / Codex / MCP)AndroidAIMCPClaudeCodeOSS1Posted at 2026-11-11 Introduction Coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex are highly capable in the terminal. So, what would happen if you extended their "hands" to a smartphone screen? With that idea in mind, I created the Android app Buddy. Repository: https://github.com/ghorbelhamdi/buddy-android Licen