New prompt injection papers: agents rule of two and the attacker moves second
Two recent papers examine prompt injection risks and defenses: Meta Artificial Intelligence’s Agents Rule of Two proposes limiting agent capabilities to reduce high-impact attacks, while a large arXiv study shows adaptive attacks can bypass most published jailbreak and prompt injection defenses.
The age of agentic artificial intelligence: building trust and transparency
Dr Richard Dune analyses the backlash to a Guardian-AWS piece on agentic artificial intelligence and argues that public scepticism shows trust cannot be marketed; it must be earned through independent governance, clear limits, and meaningful human oversight.
Tesla vows yearly breakthroughs in Artificial Intelligence chips
Tesla chief Elon Musk said the company will deliver a new Artificial Intelligence chip design to volume production every 12 months and aims to outproduce rivals in unit volumes. Analysts warn scaling annual launches and matching established ecosystems will be a substantial operational challenge.
Are UK scaleups falling behind by keeping Artificial Intelligence expertise out of the boardroom?
Think & Grow research finds fewer than a third of UK tech scaleups have Artificial Intelligence expertise on their boards, a gap that could weaken strategic use of funding and slow growth.
Pat Gelsinger praises Nvidia’s move to manufacture Blackwell Artificial Intelligence chips in Arizona
Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger applauded Nvidia’s decision to produce Blackwell Artificial Intelligence chips in Arizona, saying the step advances more resilient US semiconductor supply chains.
SK hynix showcases full-stack Artificial Intelligence memory portfolio at OCP Global Summit
SK hynix presented its full-stack Artificial Intelligence memory lineup at the 2025 OCP Global Summit, highlighting a 12-layer HBM4 with doubled I/O and more than 40% improved power efficiency. The exhibit included HBM, AiM, DRAM, and eSSDs sections with live demonstrations.
Artificial intelligence is a commodity product
The author argues that Artificial Intelligence models will become interchangeable, low-margin components beneath consumer brands. That shift means brand names and standalone AI apps will matter less than performance, cost and integration.
How big tech is rewriting its LLM strategy
As generative artificial intelligence shows signs of slowing, major vendors are splitting on priorities such as efficiency, safety, distribution, or personality. Enterprises must now match model choices to specific workloads and strengthen governance.