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Meta is making a significant pivot, launching an enterprise business aimed at selling its AI products and services to other companies. The move is widely seen as an attempt to justify the staggering sums the company has been pouring into artificial intelligence infrastructure — turning internal bets into actual revenue streams.
On a darker note, AI is giving hackers a serious edge, and many institutions simply aren't prepared. A report out this week details how organizations like nonprofits, hospitals, and regional banks are increasingly finding themselves outmatched, their systems targeted with a sophistication that used to require far greater resources and expertise to deploy.
And Nvidia is stepping into the growing problem of rogue AI agents with a new security platform. CEO Jensen Huang unveiled a suite of software and hardware tools designed to place independent guardrails around AI agents — an acknowledgment that as these systems grow more autonomous, the industry needs architecture built specifically to keep them in check.
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