Artificial Intelligence

Citi’s September pilot of autonomous agents inside Stylus Workspaces marks a real move from demos to production. See how browser agents and modern orchestration reshape enterprise rollouts, why the agent cost curve matters, and a concrete blueprint with KPIs to ship in Q4 2025.

Microsoft, NVIDIA, and OpenAI turned AI agents from demos into deployable systems in 2025. See why they are production ready, a secure reference architecture, real cost and latency tradeoffs, and a pragmatic 30-60-90 day rollout plan.

Chrome is evolving from a place where you work to a partner that works for you. With Gemini moving into the browser and a new Agent2Agent protocol for interop, tasks shift from single chatbots to coordinated agents that plan, negotiate, and execute across the web.

Google’s Agent Payments Protocol standardizes how AI agents prove user intent and consent at checkout. We break down how AP2 works, what it could unlock for retailers, wallets, and issuers, and where the hard gaps remain.

Amazon is quietly assembling an enterprise agent platform under Bedrock that spans runtime, memory, identity, tools, observability, and a new agentic IDE. Here is why the competitive front is shifting from model choice to runtime control, and how to evaluate AWS against Azure and Google over the next year.

Google is building Gemini directly into Chrome, adding AI Mode in the address bar and a page‑aware assistant that can read, reason, and soon act across tabs. Here is what changes for search, ads, Workspace admins, and the open web.

Salesforce just put a sticker price on digital labor. At 10 cents per action, Agentforce 3 pairs unit economics with a reliability stack and a Google partnership that makes agents ready for procurement.

Meta’s Ray-Ban Display smart glasses and Neural Band promise a practical UI for AI agents. With a tiny lens display and subtle wrist gestures, navigation, captions, and on-the-spot guidance shift from chat to action.

Zoom’s AI Companion 3.0 debuts as a low code, cross platform agent that follows you into Teams and Google Meet, automates follow through, and brings enterprise controls. Here is why bring your own agent matters, how it changes Monday workflows, and the questions to ask before you buy.

OpenAI has folded its Operator browser agent into ChatGPT and is steering the stack toward supervised cloud workers. Here is what cloud‑scale agents mean for SaaS vendors, enterprise IT, and developers, plus a practical checklist to get ready.

Workday is buying Sana for $1.1 billion and turning HR and finance into the default home for enterprise AI agents. Here is why a front door inside Workday could reshape governance, buying centers, and the next wave of startup opportunities.

CrowdStrike’s plan to acquire Pangea puts AI Detection and Response on the map. Here is why agentic systems need their own security stack, how to stop agent hijacking and shadow AI, and what builders and CISOs should operationalize next.

NVIDIA’s NIM Agent Blueprints shift the focus from chasing model releases to assembling governed, secure agent stacks. With integrators mobilizing, CIOs can deploy production-grade AI agents across cloud and on‑prem environments this quarter.

Amazon is set to push Alexa+ to the masses on September 30, promising a home agent that can book, buy, and coordinate across services. Here is what changes from classic Alexa, what could slow adoption, and how Google and Apple will answer.

Three decisive moves from OpenAI, Microsoft, and AWS signal a tipping point for the Model Context Protocol. MCP is emerging as the default connector for agents to reach tools and data. Here is what changes and how to prepare now.

Mid September 2025 delivered three jolts for AI: a peer reviewed result and reporting that put R1-style training in the hundreds of thousands, a censorship tuned fork from Huawei, and new security research showing politically sensitive code behavior. Here is how cheap reasoning reshapes budgets, safety, and vendor strategy.

Google is building Gemini directly into Chrome so the browser can understand your page, coordinate across Google apps, and carry out multi‑step tasks. We benchmark real workflows, compare it with ChatGPT’s agent, and map the fallout for search, SEO, ads, and commerce.

As of September 18, 2025, Google began rolling out Gemini inside Chrome to U.S. desktop users, shifting everyday browsing from searching and clicking to asking and delegating. Here is how agentic browsing will reshape product design, SEO, e-commerce, security, and platform power.