Emergent's Wingman lets users manage and automate tasks through chat on platforms like WhatsApp and Telegram.

Meta's new hyperagent framework breaks the AI "maintenance wall," allowing systems to autonomously rewrite their own logic ...

Google's internal Agent Smith AI tool automates coding tasks for employees. Cofounder Sergey Brin emphasized the role of AI agents at Google, hinting at a tool like OpenClaw. Google employees are ...

The Chinese company said its new open-source model can continue to improve over hundreds of iterations, as AI vendors race to ...

Seeking to help developers control growing fleets of AI coding agents, JetBrains is introducing JetBrains Central, an agentic development platform for teams to manage and maintain visibility over ...

A rogue AI agent caused a critical security incident at Meta which exposed sensitive users data to people who didn’t have proper authorization, according to reporting from The Information and The ...

Startup Cursor today debuted a new version of its popular artificial intelligence coding platform. The release includes features that will make it easier for developers to automate programming tasks ...

AI agents are bringing the power of AI into the real world. Companies that help others deploy agents, as well as those that use agents, should benefit. Artificial intelligence (AI) has already brought ...

OpenAI’s ChatGPT or Anthropic’s Claude regularly answer our questions. And souped-up versions of these chatbots, called AI agents, take actions on their own, helping people with appointments, coding ...

The latest AI push at Meta is "AI Week," where employees build things using Claude and other tools. Staff is spinning up interactive vibe coding guides, competing in hackathons, and watching demos.

New user agent reveals when Google-hosted AI completes tasks like browsing or form fills, opening visibility into assisted user journeys. Google introduced a new user agent, called Google-Agent, that ...

Slobodan Manic says AI is no longer waiting for us to come to it. It's coming to us. And websites are nowhere near ready.