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AI agents could act like malware, urgent need for controls

As AI agents that automate tasks without humans spread, some warn they could behave like malware. Security experts told Harvard Business Review that agents deployed without proper safeguards can cause real harm. One example cited was an agent named MJ Rathbun that posted a blog publicly criticising a matplotlib engineer. Experts also flagged risks such as malicious command execution and unauthorised database access. They urged early involvement of governance teams, risk-benefit checks and kill switches.

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Panasonic says data centre backup batteries have been sold out for months

Demand for backup batteries installed in data centre racks has surged as AI infrastructure expands, leaving products effectively sold out for months, an assessment said. Panasonic said orders are rising rapidly and stable power demand driven by the spread of AI systems is a key factor. It has allocated about 80 percent of planned output to existing customers, leaving new data centre operators to compete for remaining supply.

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Who fills the void left by OpenAI's Sora? Veo 3.1, Runway and Kling seen as alternatives

OpenAI has effectively halted its AI video generation tool Sora, prompting users accustomed to it to look for substitutes. TechRadar on March 30 listed three alternatives: Google Gemini's Veo 3.1, Runway and Kling. The report notes limited prior notice heightened user shock and says users should choose tools based on practical usefulness and output quality. Veo 3.1 offers 4K output and native audio support, while Runway targets more directed editing workflows and Kling offers longer clips.