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AI & Enterprise

Context before models as agentic OS race intensifies

Competition is intensifying over platforms that optimise multiple AI models with internal corporate data so AI can better understand organisations and execute tasks. Enterprise software companies are treating such platforms, which help AI grasp corporate context and play an operating system role, as strategically important. Microsoft, Snowflake, Adobe and SAP have highlighted products and strategies focused on context layers, governance and services for AI agents, while interest also rises in PCs and chips running AI locally.

AI & Enterprise

Anthropic says AI development should slow, warns self-improvement is near

Anthropic has urged major AI labs to slow the pace of AI development, the Wall Street Journal reported. In a blog post, it warned AI systems are nearing “recursive self-improvement,” in which they could enhance themselves without human intervention. The post proposed a global agreement to slow development and a system to verify compliance. Anthropic plans discussions with policymakers and researchers in coming months. Critics say the warnings may serve competitive or marketing aims.