The next phase of robotics may depend less on teaching robots one task at a time and more on building AI systems that can understand changing physical environments. At the World Robot Conference 2026 in Beijing, X Square Robot is demonstrating that approach across logistics, home services and dexterous manipulation, linking its embodied AI models…
As enterprises move AI agents and copilots from experimentation into production, security teams face a new problem: understanding whether those systems are behaving as expected. Abnormal AI and OpenAI are partnering to explore that challenge, combining OpenAI’s frontier AI capabilities with Abnormal’s behavioral security technology and enterprise threat-detection expertise. The enterprise AI race is moving…
Retailers spend heavily to bring shoppers to their websites, but converting that traffic into identifiable customers remains a challenge. Attentive is trying to close that gap with AI Grow, an AI-powered subscriber acquisition product that analyzes visitor behavior in real time and determines when to present email and SMS signup prompts. The first interaction between…
Enterprise networks are becoming harder to secure at the same time that attackers are moving faster. Tufin is addressing that gap with Segmentation Intelligence, an AI-powered capability designed to continuously check whether network segmentation policies are still working as intended across hybrid environments. For years, network segmentation has been one of the foundational controls behind…
Security operations centers are entering an awkward phase of the AI transition: they need more automation, but sending every alert through an expensive AI model can create a new cost and governance problem. Swimlane is addressing that tension with an expanded Swimlane AI SOC that dynamically routes security investigations between deterministic automation, AI-assisted analysis and…
