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Legora launches integration ecosystem spanning the enterprise legal stack - Legora Announcing $550M Series E Read more → → Product Solutions Security…
Legora and Sirion partner to bring agentic legal AI and enterprise contract intelligence together in one connected experience - Legora Announcing $550M…
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Average value per fraud attempt increases by 63% MADRID (Oct. 14, 2026) — Over the last 12 months, Spanish financial…
Modal raised a US$750 million Series D at a US$15.75 billion post-money valuation and said it had crossed US$1 billion ARR.
Labelbox announced a Series E of more than US$100 million at a US$1.25 billion pre-money valuation.
Bind AI publicly launched with US$10m raised, automating quote-to-bind work inside broker inboxes and carrier portals.
Incode said TrustGraph lets institutions share fraud signals via privacy-preserving matching without pooling customer records.
Optro, formerly AuditBoard, said new domain-trained agents extend GRC Intelligence across testing, compliance, TPRM and AI governance.
The partnership combines Claude, dedicated delivery capability and software integrations, illustrating how large enterprises may buy agentic AI through a governed implementation layer.
Muse Wonder and Muse Code are designed for long-running work with active memory and focus, but Meta says the detailed safety report will follow, putting evidence timing under scrutiny.
Workday’s planned C1.ai acquisition and expansion of Sana connect autonomous work with scoped identities, approvals and action records, offering a clearer model for governing non-human workers.
The rollout shows how frontier model launches are becoming exercises in controlled access, misuse testing and post-release evidence, especially where cyber capabilities are material.
A UK committee hearing has concentrated attention on the powers, independence and timing of model testing, including whether authorities can compel disclosure or stop a release.
Regulators are asking banks to show how autonomous systems are bounded, observed and stopped, shifting the debate from AI principles to evidence that supervisors can test.
Workday made Decision Intelligence available across HCM and Financial Management while confirming Adaptive Decision Intelligence remains available to Adaptive Planning customers.