Executive Summary↑
Autonomous agents are evolving from simple chat interfaces into persistent workers capable of multi-session coordination. Anthropic recently updated Claude Code to handle long-term tasks, but this increased agency requires a total rethink of data governance. The need for new data protocols is urgent, especially since 95% of enterprises have been hit by browser-based attacks that traditional tools never saw.
Regulatory friction is now a primary design constraint for AI developers. Chatbots are beginning to implement age verification, a sign that the era of wide-open access is closing in favor of compliance. Leaders should prioritize vendors that bake security and verification directly into their models, since traditional perimeter defense isn't sufficient for the agentic era.
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- The era of agentic AI demands a data constitution, not better prompts — feeds.feedburner.com
- Claude Code's 'Tasks' update lets agents work longer and coordinate ac... — feeds.feedburner.com
- Browser-based attacks hit 95% of enterprises — and traditional securit... — feeds.feedburner.com
- How animators and AI researchers made ‘Dear Upstairs Neighbors’ — Google AI
- Why chatbots are starting to check your age — technologyreview.com
Market Trends↑
The obsession with prompt engineering looks like a temporary fix for a structural problem. As we move into the era of agentic AI, where software takes actions instead of just generating text, the value shifts from clever phrasing to data governance. VentureBeat argues that enterprises need a "data constitution" to manage how these tools interact with corporate assets.
This transition mirrors the early days of cloud migration when security was an afterthought until the first major leaks occurred. For investors, this suggests that high valuations for prompt optimization startups may be fragile. Real growth belongs to firms building the permission layers and audit trails that allow agents to handle sensitive data without manual oversight.
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- The era of agentic AI demands a data constitution, not better prompts — feeds.feedburner.com
Product Launches↑
Anthropic is pushing Claude Code past the limitations of simple chat windows with its new Tasks update. Developers can now hand off multi-session projects to agents that maintain state across different interactions. It's a necessary evolution as the market moves away from simple code completion toward autonomous agents that can actually finish a ticket. This persistence bridges the gap between a tool you talk to and a tool that works for you.
The timing is complicated by a growing security crisis. New data suggests 95% of enterprises faced browser-based attacks that flew right under the radar of traditional security stacks. As we give AI agents more autonomy to browse and execute code, these vulnerabilities become high-stakes entry points. We're seeing a massive disconnect between the speed of agent deployment and the ability of CISOs to lock down the environments where these agents live.
Google DeepMind is taking a different route by trying to win over the creative class with "Dear Upstairs Neighbors." The project paired AI researchers with professional animators to test how generative models fit into traditional production pipelines. It's a calculated move to show that Google's tech can augment rather than just replace high-end talent. Expect these specialized creative workflows to migrate into Google Cloud as the company looks for ways to monetize research that feels more human and less like a data-scraping exercise.
Continue Reading:
- Claude Code's 'Tasks' update lets agents work longer and coordinate ac... — feeds.feedburner.com
- Browser-based attacks hit 95% of enterprises — and traditional securit... — feeds.feedburner.com
- How animators and AI researchers made ‘Dear Upstairs Neighbors’ — Google AI
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