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VB AI Impact Series: Can you really govern multi-agent AI?

In a Nutshell VentureBeat’s AI Impact Series discussed deploying multi-agent AI systems with SAP and Agilent. They focus on scaling AI agents safely, integrating AI across the organization, governance frameworks, agent integration challenges, data layers importance, orchestration layer management, and privacy and security concerns in enterprise agentic activations. Monitoring and improvement…
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Google Photos Brings AI Editing to Everyone

Mobile photography apps brought photography editing to the masses – but will the next big thing in photo editing mean anyone can edit a photo without any technical skills? Amid the launch of the Google Pixel 10, Google shared an update to Google Photos that allows for editing a photo without touching any sliders or tools. How? By asking Gemini, Google’s AI. Soon, Google Photos will be able to…
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Ford's next big EV money move: Turning batteries into business

Ford is promising more affordable electric vehicles, but it’s still looking to make a profit. After kicking off production at its new EV battery plant in Kentucky, Ford is already looking for buyers to sell extra batteries. Is Ford planning to sell EV batteries? BlueOval SK, Ford’s joint venture with SK On, officially began production at its Glendale, Kentucky, plant on Tuesday. The batteries…
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Hyundai halts production of another luxury EV

Another one bites the dust. Hyundai Motor has halted production of another luxury EV in the US to focus on more popular models like its best-selling Tucson SUV. Hyundai is shifting its EV production plans in the US The move is part of a broader shift in Hyundai’s global…
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Pentagon’s realistic electronic warfare system to move to Navy lab

The Pentagon’s advanced research hub says it has built the world’s largest, most realistic electronic warfare test capability and plans to install it at a Navy lab later this year. The Defense Advanced Research Agency has been developing its Digital Radio Frequency Battlespace Emulator, or DRBE, since 2019 with the goal of helping improve the Defense Department’s ability to test new…
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