October 2026

Nvidia’s big bet on physical AI aims for safer robotaxis, humanoid robots

Investors bullish on AI data centers may be fueling Nvidia’s multi-trillion-dollar market capitalization, but the AI chipmaker has also bet billions of dollars on physical AI technologies such as robotics and self-driving cars. Part of that gambit has involved Nvidia developing a full-stack safety system that companies can build upon to reduce the risk of […]

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Airia Available on AWS Marketplace With “Deployed on AWS” Designation

Expands Airia’s cloud marketplace availability, giving enterprises a streamlined path to procure AI governance through AWS or Microsoft Azure Airia, the enterprise AI governance platform, today announced its availability on AWS Marketplace and its “Deployed on AWS” designation, which recognizes software-as-a-service products that run entirely on AWS infrastructure. Enterprise customers can now purchase Airia through

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Vijil Announced the Launch of Diamond Adaptive Red Team

Enterprises can find up to 1.5x more security and safety issues during agent development with Vijil than with the leading alternative Vijil, the trust infrastructure for AI agents, today announced the release of Diamond Adaptive Red Teaming for Agents (DART), an automated testing system that finds security vulnerabilities and policy violations in enterprise AI agents.

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Sam Altman says AI will make ‘bad things’ happen. Exhibit A: needless death | Moustafa Bayoumi

AI is already implicated in violent deaths and nearly started world war three. Those bad things? They only happen to other people Sam Altman, the chief executive of OpenAI, has some words for you about his company and the future of artificial intelligence. “One of the differences between us and some of the stricter AI

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Trustero Extends AI-Powered GRC Platform to Third-Party Risk Management

Trustero’s AI reads vendor attestations and questionnaires, sorts vendors into customer-defined risk tiers, and flags what needs a human, turning weeks of due diligence into a review-and-approve step. Trustero, the AI-powered governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) platform, today announced the launch of Trustero Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM). TPRM extends Trustero’s AI engine beyond a company’s

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OpsGuru Announced its Naming as an OpenAI Select Partner

OpsGuru, an AWS Premier Tier Services Partner, announced it has been named a registered OpenAI Select Partner. The designation recognizes what OpsGuru has already delivered in the field: agentic AI built on OpenAI models and running in production on AWS, often orchestrated through Amazon Bedrock, for enterprise customers in regulated industries. “Our partnership with OpenAI

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Automation Anywhere Intends to Acquire Boost.ai

Second AI acquisition in a year will extend Automation Anywhere’s leadership from employee service to customer-facing conversational and voice AI, creating the most complete offering for the Autonomous Enterprise Automation Anywhere, a leader in agentic automation and orchestration for the enterprise, today announced entry into a definitive agreement to acquire Boost.ai from Nordic Capital. Boost.ai is

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‘Someone else will do it for less’: Refugees in Kenya are powering tech for dwindling pay

Refugee gig workers for tech companies don’t know how much they’ll be paid – if AI hasn’t already taken their jobs In a portable building in Kakuma, a refugee camp near Kenya’s northern border with South Sudan, Grace used ChatGPT to research translations of Christian hymns in languages she doesn’t speak. She didn’t know the

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