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The software integrates with Microsoft Teams, SharePoint and Bitrix24 to answer natural-language queries about deal data, product pricing and service terms without requiring users to navigate multiple systems

Booking a gym class seems like exactly the kind of everyday task you might hand over to an AI agent. But when Andrew Bird did that in Australia, his AI assistant found a way around the gym’s booking rules and took an action he never explicitly asked it to take. What happened next is a…

As AI agents become more capable and operate over longer horizons, building security and trust into the applications they power becomes increasingly important. Drawing on work with NVIDIA OpenShell, agent developers, open-ecurity teams at NVIDIA offer their perspective on the emerging agent stack—including the role of each layer and where security should live

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The biggest news in HubSpot’s July 2026 update is Agent Hub, the evolution of Breeze Studio, and the new home for every custom and templated agent in your portal. Agents that were free during Breeze Studio’s beta now consume credits. Custom Signals in Buyer Intent and the QuickBooks and Xero mapping fix round out this…

“As security professionals, we’re still trying to get a grasp on what releasing 1,000, or 10,000, or 100,000 agents inside our environment means for security.”

LM Studio Bionic is a desktop AI agent designed for business professionals who require powerful, privacy-first AI workflows that extend beyond chat. Launched on July 16, 2026, it enables decision-makers to run tasks from advanced document work to coding projects using open-le maintaining strong control over data and cost

The new capabilities are part of Oracle Health’s broader Clinical AI Agent architecture, which is designed to connect AI-driven workflows and share clinical context across tasks.

Serval is making Catalyst, its AI agent for building enterprise automations, generally available Thursday and enabling it by default for customers — allowing teams of AI agents to decide what should be automated and then build the automation itself.

The announcements were made at Epic’s annual Users Group Meeting (UGM) in Verona, Wisconsin, where CEO Judy Faulkner outlined the company’s broader AI strategy around “Ergo,” which Epic describes as healthcare intelligence combining human judgment with AI-driven analysis of large-scale health data.