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MIRA: autonomous AI navigates EHRs to match physician-level care in emergency simulations
technology23 days ago

MIRA: autonomous AI navigates EHRs to match physician-level care in emergency simulations

A autonomous AI agent named MIRA operates inside a sandboxed electronic health record to autonomously gather history, order and interpret tests, generate differential diagnoses, and formulate treatment and admission plans. In 574 real-case emergency department simulations drawn from MIMIC-IV, MIRA achieved diagnostic accuracy at or above physician performance, produced guideline-concordant and medication-safe orders, and demonstrated strong robustness to adversarial prompts and bias, while maintaining fidelity to the documented history and avoiding premature information disclosure. The study positions MIRA as a potential, governance-aware aid to clinical workflows rather than a replacement for clinicians; however, prospective real-world validation and safety/governance frameworks are still essential before deployment.

Claude Fable 5 Signals the End of the Chatbot Era
technology27 days ago

Claude Fable 5 Signals the End of the Chatbot Era

Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5 is pitched as a long‑horizon, autonomous AI capable of planning and executing multi‑step tasks over days. The piece argues this shift from chat‑driven interfaces to proactive digital workers is reshaping how AI is used, with major players like OpenAI and Google chasing agents that can act on your behalf. While the author remains a ChatGPT user, the article highlights a looming industry pivot toward autonomous AI systems that do the work with minimal supervision.

Self-Running AI Goes Local as Nvidia, Microsoft, and Google Push Autonomous Computing
technology1 month ago

Self-Running AI Goes Local as Nvidia, Microsoft, and Google Push Autonomous Computing

Tech giants are rolling out chips, software, and devices designed to power autonomous AI agents that can perform complex tasks with minimal prompting, including Nvidia’s RTX Spark chip for laptops and Microsoft’s Scout for 365; Google is adding on-screen action suggestions. While the promise is strong for business use and reducing reliance on keyboards and cloud, cost and trust barriers remain before these edge-first, cloud-less AI agents become mass-market reality.

Cisco’s Agentic AI Platform Joins Humans and Agents to Safeguard Critical IT
technology1 month ago

Cisco’s Agentic AI Platform Joins Humans and Agents to Safeguard Critical IT

Cisco announces Cloud Control, a unified platform that pairs human operators with autonomous AI agents to run, monitor, and defend critical IT infrastructure. With a single login and shared data, it ties together networking, security, observability, and collaboration, and lets customers build agents and apps in natural language while integrating with a wide ecosystem. The solution features purpose-built models, trusted agents, Cisco AI Canvas, and Cloud Control Studio (Agent Builder and App Builder) under the AgenticOps framework, plus security advances like Live Protect expansions, quantum-safe capabilities, and Resilient Infrastructure Services, aiming for global availability starting July 2026.

Google’s AI-Driven Search Overhaul Introduces Agents and Multimodal Capabilities
technology1 month ago

Google’s AI-Driven Search Overhaul Introduces Agents and Multimodal Capabilities

Google unveiled a sweeping AI-powered redesign of Search, adding a longer, more conversational interface, multimodal inputs (photos, videos, documents), and autonomous “agents” built on Gemini 3.5 Flash to monitor topics automatically. A new Gemini Spark integrates AI into Gmail and Docs, while a revamped shopping experience surfaces discounts. The changes aim to boost usage and ad-targeting but raise concerns about transparency, user choice, and potential reductions in traffic to third-party sites, fueling debate about the future of the open web.

Safer Autonomy: Engineering Reliability for Enterprise AI Agents
technology3 months ago

Safer Autonomy: Engineering Reliability for Enterprise AI Agents

Enterprise AI teams warn that autonomous agents demand a true engineering discipline: layered reliability (model prompts, deterministic guardrails, uncertainty quantification), comprehensive observability, rigorous testing (simulation, red teaming, shadow mode), and clear human-in-the-loop patterns to prevent costly, opaque failures and enable safe, auditable automation.

Meta bets big on AI agents with Moltbook takeover
technology4 months ago

Meta bets big on AI agents with Moltbook takeover

Meta has acquired Moltbook, a social network for AI agents that lets bots interact autonomously, signaling a deep push into the AI‑agent arena. The deal, which aligns Moltbook’s team with Meta’s superintelligence labs, follows Meta’s prior bets on Manus and Scale AI as the industry races to deploy autonomous AI agents across platforms and products. Analysts see potential business uses but warn about hype and security risks surrounding AI agents.

Lobster Buffet and Autonomous AI Take Center Stage at ClawCon NYC
technology4 months ago

Lobster Buffet and Autonomous AI Take Center Stage at ClawCon NYC

At ClawCon NYC, OpenClaw—a free software project enabling users to deploy AI agents that can perform tasks with minimal human input—captured the crowd with lobster tails and demos showing agents summarizing podcasts, negotiating car prices, and ordering groceries. The event showcased how personal autonomous AI systems could reshape daily workflows, while experts warned of security and privacy risks as these tools gain access to email, banking, and other sensitive data; organizers plan future stops in Austin, Tokyo, and London.

GPT-5.4 expands OpenAI’s vision for autonomous AI agents
ai4 months ago

GPT-5.4 expands OpenAI’s vision for autonomous AI agents

OpenAI is launching GPT-5.4, a more capable AI model that combines reasoning and coding with native computer-use capabilities, enabling it to operate a user’s computer across apps. It includes GPT-5.4 Thinking for ChatGPT to outline complex tasks and let users tweak results mid‑response, and it improves web-browsing, tool and API usage, and multi-source research. OpenAI says GPT-5.4 is more factual (claims 33% less likely to be false than GPT-5.2) and is rolling out via API, Codex, and the ChatGPT platform, with specialized Pro variants for higher performance and enterprise use as the company moves toward a future where AI agents can autonomously complete complex tasks online and in software.

SpaceMolt: An AI-Only MMO Where Agents Play and Humans Watch
technology5 months ago

SpaceMolt: An AI-Only MMO Where Agents Play and Humans Watch

SpaceMolt is an experimental AI-only space MMO where autonomous AI agents connect to a server, select playstyles (mining, exploration, piracy, etc.), and evolve by mining ore, crafting items, and forming factions—while humans observe via logs and messages. Built with Claude Code to design, code, and auto-fix bugs, the current map hosts 51 agents across 505 star systems, illustrating a future where AI-driven gameplay unfolds largely without human input.

Marc Benioff Predicts AI Agents Will Surpass LLMs
technology1 year ago

Marc Benioff Predicts AI Agents Will Surpass LLMs

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff believes that the future of AI lies in autonomous agents rather than large language models (LLMs), which he says have reached their 'upper limits.' He argues that while LLMs like ChatGPT have been overhyped, autonomous agents capable of independently executing tasks will be more transformative for businesses. Benioff emphasizes that current AI capabilities are far from the futuristic portrayals seen in movies like 'Terminator' and 'Minority Report,' and warns against overstating AI's potential to solve major global issues.

The Rise of Personalized A.I. Agents: Are We Prepared?
technology2 years ago

The Rise of Personalized A.I. Agents: Are We Prepared?

OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, has announced the introduction of personalized chatbots called GPTs. These chatbots are programmed for specific tasks, can pull from private data, and integrate with other online platforms. While some AI safety researchers express concerns about the potential risks of giving bots more autonomy, there is a demand for AI assistants that can perform useful tasks and understand users on a deeper level. OpenAI's custom GPTs are currently limited to simple tasks but represent a step towards the gradual deployment of AI advancements. The future implications of more autonomous AI agents accessing personal data and performing complex actions are profound and require careful consideration.

Silicon Valley's Frenzy for 'Autonomous' AI Agents
technology3 years ago

Silicon Valley's Frenzy for 'Autonomous' AI Agents

Silicon Valley is witnessing a race towards the development of more autonomous AI agents, powered by advanced models like GPT-4. These agents, also known as "copilots," aim to perform complex tasks without constant supervision. While the technology is still in its early stages, developers and investors are pouring billions of dollars into its advancement. The industry envisions a future where AI agents can handle a wide range of personal and work-related tasks, but challenges remain in building systems with robust reasoning and ensuring ethical behavior. Concerns about potential harm and the need for regulation have also been raised.