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The machine has the keys. Who’s got the spare?
The machine has the keys. Who’s got the spare?

The machine has the keys. Who’s got the spare? Autonomous agents sound marvellous. Give them a job, let them get on with it, enjoy the productivity. Before we get too carried away, I would quite like to know who gave them permission to spend the money. That slightly less

by Stewart Tinson
More capable models, more consequential decisions
More capable models, more consequential decisions

We’re not a huge research house. We don’t have a team of analysts, and we’re not Gartner. We’re small, and our approach is to ask questions of people who know what they’re talking about: the practitioners and vendors working on these problems. That’s the

by AI-360
ChatGPT, the washing line, and the divorce papers of the future
ChatGPT, the washing line, and the divorce papers of the future

Agents, agents, agents. This week the machines got cheaper to run, got their hands on your wallet, learned to haggle over paperbacks and, in one lab test, decided the quickest way to pass an exam was to break into the building. Nobody asked them to. Meanwhile Revolut would quite like

by Stewart Tinson
Who Authorized the Machine?
Who Authorized the Machine?

Why BFSI is AI's real-world test

by Stewart Tinson
The AI industry
The AI industry

As a Village where Zero Day means something rather different

by Stewart Tinson
One Unhinged Theory, Actual Experts Giving Practical Guidance & The News
One Unhinged Theory, Actual Experts Giving Practical Guidance & The News

A quick warning before we start. The opening item this week is more theory than news, and it's the kind of theory that will sound unhinged for about thirty seconds before it starts to nag at you. Stick with it. Or don't, and skip straight to

by Stewart Tinson
Crayons, Cover Delays and Cyber Chaos
Crayons, Cover Delays and Cyber Chaos

David Girvin made a convert of a cynical bastard. Here's why, plus the security scares and product launches that backed him up.

by AI-360
DNA, Viruses, Rogue Agents
DNA, Viruses, Rogue Agents

A Typical Week In The World of AI

by Stewart Tinson
The Week AI Learned to Mind Its Manners (Sort Of)
The Week AI Learned to Mind Its Manners (Sort Of)

It has been quite a week for anyone whose job title contains the words "AI" and "safety" in either order

by AI-360
The billion-dollar AI training trap
The billion-dollar AI training trap

Why Live Learning is the only path to profit By Dr Yichuan Zhang, CEO & Co-founder, Boltzbit The model race has become a contest for scarce resources, and that competition is leading the AI industry down an unsustainable path. A handful of companies now control the chips, capital and

by AI-360
How to Bridge the Agentic AI Interoperability Gap
How to Bridge the Agentic AI Interoperability Gap

By Inna Weiner, VP of Product, Data & AI, AppsFlyer. Agentic AI is increasingly being thought of as the next major leap in enterprise productivity. Give an AI agent a goal, connect it to existing tools, and let it analyse, decide, and act. It can lead to faster execution, fewer

by AI-360
AI-360 Call for Speakers: Summer Webinar Series
AI-360 Call for Speakers: Summer Webinar Series

1.Pick a number. 2. Email stinson@ai-360.online. 3.List 1-2 topics you want to discuss.

by AI-360
The Story So Far
The Story So Far

Links to every single interview and webinar.

by AI-360
The Fable 5 Saga, Start to (Not Quite) Finish
The Fable 5 Saga, Start to (Not Quite) Finish

Anthropic's Fable 5 launched, got yanked by export controls, came back, and picked up ID checks along the way. A fortnight of AI sovereignty, told via The Godfather.

by Stewart Tinson
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