Guardian agents: next evolution in AI governance—moving from quality control to full protection against rogue AI: https://t.co/C6VHdLddwS
By 2029, expect agents disrupt monitoring, security, trustmanagement via @Gartner_inc#GartnerIT#AI#Governance#GuardianAgents@bimedotcom
Cybersecurity doesn’t stop at certification.
The EU-funded @CCAT_project is developing open-source tools to help organisations assess the security of digital products and services, supporting compliance with evolving cybersecurity rules.
#WeekendRead: https://t.co/gtGsafOvzb
Got a question about the AI Act?
Get an answers from experts working closely with the EU AI Office, in any official EU language.
The AI Act Service Desk is there for startup, medium-sized enterprises and mid-caps.
Read more about it here:🔗 https://t.co/B6Mawfs6Nc
Anthropic's net loss widened sharply to $80.7 billion in the first half of this year, in large part due to a rise in the fair value of bonds convertible into shares of the AI startup, according to a draft prospectus for a planned initial public offering that was reviewed by Reuters https://t.co/AEbAAumgay
An AI kill switch sounds like a good idea, but it won't solve everything.
We should be able to stop AI when something goes wrong. But as AI gets more complex, that may not be so easy.
We need people to stay in control and know who is responsible when things go wrong.
Elon Musk believes AI will produce so many goods and services that it will lead to deflation. Our analysis suggests, however, that he might have to wait a bit longer for his age of abundance https://t.co/Iy7MYzEsvj
David Reger’s $7 billion Neura Robotics wants to be the Apple of physical AI, building not only an army of industrial and humanoid robots, but also their operating software system and the “gyms” where they will train. Nvidia, Amazon and Tether are onboard to the tune of $1.4 billion.
Read more: https://t.co/9TSkHnsshi
📸: Wolfgang Wilde for Forbes
📢Call for tenders: Help establish the European AI Observatory!
This new initiative will:
🔷Asses AI impact across EU sectors
🔷Monitor AI development and its economic and societal impact
🔷Analyse key challenges
Submit your tender by 3 November
🔗https://t.co/6lxz5Kfwm1
Six projects from the last few weeks that caught our attention:
A wildfire analysis prototype that maps the fire’s spread over time and tracks hot spots, made with Opus 5.5.
Turns out le Chonk is into rocket science.
Mistral Large 4 scoring well in engineering and astronomy on Ulam’s private benchmark, STEMBench: https://t.co/OW3reppzWN
In Europe, you choose what you see and how long you scroll:
✅Non-personalised feed
✅No endless scrolling
✅Effective screen-time tools
Rules in action: https://t.co/aGj2ArBgAK
The Cleveland Clinic is working on AI to monitor patients’ brain health that could be a game-changer in the ICU – and potentially for epilepsy treatment, as well.
Read more: https://t.co/x9QP3Oornv
📸: Getty Images
The EU recorded a €32.4 billion trade surplus in high-tech products in 2025.
According to @EU_Eurostat, high-tech exports reached €566.5 billion, while EU production has grown from €287 billion in 2015 to €532 billion in 2025.
#WeekendRead: https://t.co/6KqObW7Dmq
42.3% of EU internet users encountered hostile messages online in 2025.
On #WorldMentalHealthDay, we highlight why online safety matters for our mental health and digital well-being.
The Digital Services Act helps make online spaces safer.
Learn how: https://t.co/qP5XSVbMzX
Snapchat helped to invent modern social media, more casual and fleeting than Facebook’s middle-aged high school reunion with posts that never seemed to go away. Yet Snap CEO Evan Spiegel's wealth is leagues behind Meta's Mark Zuckerberg's.
Read more: https://t.co/fOzQ6PrSUZ
An AI that writes code is useful. One that answers a funeral home’s overnight calls, negotiates with suppliers or helps businesses handle the grunt work nobody wants to touch is useful to a much larger market.
That’s the shift behind Forbes’ inaugural Agentic 20 list. AI agents—systems that can take action on our behalf, not just spit out answers—are moving beyond software triage and calendar management into the messier work of the real economy. The list highlights 20 companies and projects making a dent in the agentic AI world.
Read more: https://t.co/eeQvqglSIm
Illustration: Hansje van Halem for Forbes