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iProov has launched a HAPS-based human approval service that proves the right person approved an AI agent's high-risk action, with Cerbos and agentgateway.
The Insolvency Service has picked Quantexa for a multi-million-pound, three-year deal to link data on people, companies and transactions in fraud cases.
Mistral's Voxtral 3 adds transcription in 50+ languages, expressive text-to-speech and a voice agent SDK, via its EU-hosted API or self-deployment.
Autologyx's MCP connector is live in Harvey's Connector Library, letting lawyers update governed workflow records and tasks from inside Harvey.
Sumsub has joined OTL, the Fireblocks-led protocol whose 40-plus members include Revolut and Robinhood, to set on-chain identity and compliance standards.
Sumsub says its Liveness product passed iBeta Level 3 presentation attack testing, blocking all 900 attacks including hyper-realistic masks on Android and iOS.
Wiz Research has disclosed critical PHP engine flaws under two CVEs up to CVSS 9.2, found with frontier AI and affecting releases back to PHP 5.4.
Wiz says malicious LiteLLM 1.107.0 hit PyPI and Docker on 21 October with a credential stealer, gaining about 49,000 downloads before it was pulled.
Perplexity and NVIDIA researchers have published JOLT, which trains teacher and student models together and reports gains over GRPO on reasoning tests.
Palantir has named L3Harris, McCarthy, NVIDIA, Ondas and Tampa General among customers building sovereign AI on its platforms with NVIDIA open models.
NVIDIA has expanded Isaac with the Agile ONE SN reference humanoid on Jetson Thor, an Isaac OS runtime and Isaac Lab 3.0, unveiled at GTC Berlin.
Mistral and NVIDIA are collaborating on AI-native engineering workflows, physics AI and open benchmarks for agents working in CAE and EDA software.
CrowdStrike is integrating Falcon Guardian with NVIDIA OpenShell and plans BlueField-4 Sentry support, taking AI agent security down to silicon.
CoreWeave has launched a Zero Trust AI Framework with six layers, letting customers keep control of keys, server access and runtimes on its cloud.
BioCatch says money mule sessions at US community banks and credit unions rose 25% in a year, while fraud sessions fell 11% and bot activity dropped 15%.