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Agents
36+ Hours Is a Demonstration, Not a Reliability Case [1]
OpenAI says Third Moment Research ran 10,000 agents for 36+ hours. The excerpt leaves out task success, supervision, recovery and cost, which is what a production decision needs.
Governance
Meta's Private Processing for AI Glasses: The Security Boundary Is the Point
Meta's reported design names TEEs, attestation, anonymous credentials and protected storage, but a list of mechanisms is not a threat model. Here is what enterprise buyers should ask for.
Agents
Evaluating Amp's AI Agents Beyond Coding: A CTO's Pre-Pilot Checklist
OpenAI says Amp pushes agents beyond code, but the description leaves tasks, access, approvals and evidence unspecified. Here is how to scope a pilot around those gaps.
Governance
On-Device Scam Detection: What to Verify Before Deployment
A source listing promises a scam-detection model but supplies no evidence. Here is what to verify on data flows, performance, devices, updates and post-flag actions before deploying.
Adoption
SentinelOne's Daybreak deployment: what “weeks to hours” proves—and what it doesn't
OpenAI says SentinelOne cut malware analysis from weeks to hours with Daybreak. The account leaves scope, validation and coverage gains unmeasured, so here is how to test it.
Governance
Sovereign AI Needs a Business-Continuity Plan for Agents
Keeping data in-country is only one part of sovereign AI. Agent permissions, external dependencies, fallback paths and cost limits decide whether a critical workflow keeps running.
Governance
Keeping Credentials Out of an AI Agent's Context Doesn't Make Them Safe
Keeping a secret out of an agent's context window is a useful goal, but it says nothing about the editor, browser, logs or network that handle it instead.
Governance
Runtime Governance for Always-On AI Agents: Controls Worth Building Before an Incident Forces the Question
Pre-deployment approval sets intent but does not show what an agent does while running. Here are the monitoring, enforcement, escalation and testing controls to build first.
Models
Meta's Muse Wonder: A Split Benchmark, Not a Green Light for Delegated Agents
Muse Wonder Full beat GPT-6 Astra on a legal agent test but trailed Claude Opus 5.5 on coding, health and computer use. That is a reason to run controlled pilots, not to delegate.
Infrastructure
Seismora Wants to Route AI Work Across Devices, Edge and Cloud. Public Evidence Does Not Yet Show It Works.
Seismora describes a control plane for routing AI work across devices, edge and cloud, but the public report offers no benchmarks, support matrix or enforcement details. Here is what to verify before a pilot.
Governance
IBM's AI orchestration pitch makes production controls the buying test
IBM's account describes an AI operating model for agents, but not how its controls are enforced. What platform leaders should ask for before treating it as production-ready.
Models
OrcaCyber Zero 1.5: What a 100% Cybench Score Actually Tells a Security Team
Orca reports 39 of 39 on Cybench and 23 of 24 on CVE-Bench, but the figures are vendor-reported and the method is thin. Here is how to turn them into a proper pilot.