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Agentic AI
Agentic AI for the enterprise: agent architecture, permissions, autonomy, human approval and observability. Start with Designing for Agents: When Software Starts to Act, or see the AI Architecture Review and AI Strategy Advisory.
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Multi Agent Systems for reliable QA agents
Build agentic QA with Multi Agent Systems: wire LLMs to browser automation, minimise failing tests, capture state, and de-flake with golden traces.
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Enterprise AI Agents: LLM‑aware defences
Malware now uses LLMs to triage victims. Ship LLM‑aware defences for Enterprise AI Agents: egress allowlists, model‑load blocks, and canary traps.
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Private LLM for Enterprise: Stand Up Hob
Deploy Hob as a Private LLM for Enterprise: on‑device models, secure tools, repo access, and repeatable benchmarks in a weekend.
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Multi Agent Systems for OSINT with VoidAccess
Build a query‑to‑graph OSINT agent with Multi Agent Systems: scrape Tor safely, extract entities, store a graph, and add GraphRAG.
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NVIDIA OpenShell: A Practical Safety Stack
NVIDIA OpenShell signals a push to tame AI agents. Here’s how to build identity, policy, and observability guardrails now—without rewriting your stack.
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OpenAI Orchestra Bio acquisition: audit-ready
The OpenAI Orchestra Bio acquisition shows where AI agents are headed. I map lab‑grade controls to enterprise patterns for auditable workflows.
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Multi Agent Systems meet a closing web
Keep Multi Agent Systems working as sites block AI by building a compliant fetch layer: AI robots.txt, signed identity, throttling, caching, and APIs.
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Multi Agent Systems need real containment
Multi Agent Systems don’t go rogue; weak containment does. Ship agentic features safely with rootless isolation, read-only FS, egress allowlists, eBPF…
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Self-Replicating AI Agents: Controls Now
Self-replicating AI agents are nearing viability on consumer devices. Here’s how to contain them with sandboxing, egress gating, segmentation and MDM.
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Multi Agent Systems that Ship Software
Use Multi Agent Systems, tests-first task graphs, hermetic sandboxes, and merge gates to turn codegen churn into shipped software.
