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  1. Foundry Toolkit optimizes agents directly in VS Code

    #Microsoft Foundry#VS Code#Agent Optimization

    The team then checks the prompt, tool configuration, data sources, and cost before deploying the new version. Scope and limits First, Agent Optimization in version 1.6.4 is explicitly a preview. Teams should measure and

  2. Greece tests AI satellites against wildfires

    #Greece#Wildfire Detection#AI Satellites

    detect new fires early and give incident commanders faster data. The technology is not only about climate resilience. It is also about European sovereignty: Greece, the European Space Agency, the Greek digital governance

  3. Singapore makes AI training on personal data more visible

    #AI Regulation#Data Protection#Singapore

    What this is about Singapore's Personal Data Protection Commission is tightening how generative AI and personal data are handled. From July 20, 2026, organizations are expected to tell people specifically when their data

  4. Nokia and Google bring AI agents into telecom networks

    #Nokia#Google Cloud#Telecom AI

    announced agents are meant to read network signals, alarm data, telemetry, and historical patterns. Instead of a human clicking through many dashboards manually, an agent can summarize an incident: which region is

  5. UN launches AI for Good commission before Geneva governance week

    #AI Governance#United Nations#ITU

    the center: who sets the rules for AI when models, chips, data centers and applications already operate across borders? What the AI for Good commission actually does The commission is meant to bring leaders from

  6. OpenAI's Confidential S-1 Turns AI Into a Market Test

    #OpenAI#AI Markets#IPO

    goes public, part of the AI economy becomes more visible: data center costs, cloud dependencies, revenue mix, margins, legal exposure, and possibly governance conflicts. Companies building ChatGPT, APIs, or Codex into

  7. OpenTaint connects AI agents with formal code analysis

    #OpenTaint#AI Security#AppSec

    untrusted and follows their path to sinks such as database queries or operating-system commands. OpenTaint describes its engine as interprocedural, meaning it aims to track data across function boundaries, aliases,

  8. Kimsuky builds local AI tools for cyberattacks

    #Kimsuky#North Korea#AI Security

    model bypasses those control points. Attackers retain data, prompts, and model modifications in their own infrastructure. This does not necessarily make the AI more capable, but it makes the activity harder to observe.

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