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AI agents and multi-agent systems: capabilities, architecture, limitations and real applications.

Kimi 3.1 Pro API: 2‑3× Faster AI Agents for Business

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Kimi 3.1 Pro API: 2‑3× Faster AI Agents for Business

The Kimi 3.1 Pro high‑speed API delivers 2‑3× faster response times for AI agents, letting businesses cut latency and run more queries per hour. Activate the new endpoint, swap your existing key, and see throughput jump without changing your model.

AI agents for factories: what they do today

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AI agents for factories: what they do today

Three partners—Schneider Electric, Nvidia and HPE—have rolled out AI agents that sit inside factories to continuously monitor equipment, flag inefficiencies and suggest real‑time adjustments, letting operators cut waste and keep production humming without adding new staff.

AI Agent Hallucination Detection: What Works

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AI Agent Hallucination Detection: What Works

AI agent hallucination detection lets you stop fabricated answers before they trigger downstream actions. I add a verification step that checks every LLM response for a source URL or a confidence score, then reject anything that fails. This cuts costly errors in automated workflows.

Claude Duet AI Agent: What Small Businesses Can Do Today

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Claude Duet AI Agent: What Small Businesses Can Do Today

Anthropic announced Claude Duet, an AI agent for professionals and small business owners. What it does, who can get it (US Pro and Max, via waitlist), its approval safeguards, and how a small business should start.

Digital Twins Halve Forklift Commissioning Time

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Digital Twins Halve Forklift Commissioning Time

Using Nvidia‑powered digital twins, Toyota Material Handling cut autonomous forklift commissioning effort by up to 50 %, effectively halving the time to deploy a new unit.

Websites Block AI Agents From OpenAI Meta Google

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Websites Block AI Agents From OpenAI Meta Google

Major websites are blocking AI agents from OpenAI, Meta, and Google, breaking autonomous browsing for tasks like booking and shopping. Businesses building agent workflows must plan for restricted web access or switch to direct API integrations instead of relying on open web navigation.

The Barbell Opportunity: Why the “Right Question” is the Most Valuable Asset in 2026

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The Barbell Opportunity: Why the “Right Question” is the Most Valuable Asset in 2026

In the winter of 2009, standing on a street corner in Harajuku with a Canon in my hand, I wasn’t thinking about algorithms or autonomous agents. I was looking for a specific kind of light—the kind that defines Tokyo Street Style.

My 18-Bot Mission Control: Living with a Digital Workforce

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My 18-Bot Mission Control: Living with a Digital Workforce

When I was managing business in Tokyo, the “production office” was a physical space filled with walkie-talkies, spreadsheets, and human assistants running on caffeine and adrenaline. My job was to orchestrate these moving parts into a singular vision.

Why 2026 Demands a Human-in-the-Loop AI Strategy

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Why 2026 Demands a Human-in-the-Loop AI Strategy

In the high-speed world of Tokyo media, I learned early on that the most dangerous person on a set isn’t the one who knows nothing—it’s the talented intern who is too afraid to say “I don’t know.” During my years in JAPAN, I managed dozens of high-stakes productions.

From Tokyo Streets to AI Agents in 2026

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From Tokyo Streets to AI Agents in 2026

In the winter of 2009, standing on a street corner in Harajuku with a Leica in my hand, I wasn’t thinking about algorithms or autonomous agents.

The iPhone Moment of Artificial Intelligence

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The iPhone Moment of Artificial Intelligence

History rarely gives us a clear warning before it pivots. In 2007, when Steve Jobs pulled the iPhone from his pocket, most of the world saw a shiny toy.

Why 2026 is the Year of the Agentic CEO

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Why 2026 is the Year of the Agentic CEO

In the history of technology, there are moments that act as clear demarcations between “before” and “after.” We saw it in 2007 with the iPhone, and we saw it again in late 2022 with the explosion of generative AI.