IBM argues that enterprise AI agents need governed, up-to-date context drawn from the systems they work across. Its approach ties that data foundation to the broader task of putting AI into production.
OpenAI is handing the Open Responses API specification to the open-source Agentic AI Foundation. The spec is meant to give language models a shared API, and the move places it under neutral governance.
Microsoft Research's Flint-interactive gives AI agents a language for building interactive charts. Readers can click, filter and highlight related content to explore beyond the author's original view.
An n8n guide compares stateful and stateless designs and how each affects scaling and memory in agent workflows. It explains when to use memory nodes, state stores or both.
Spotify co-CEO Gustav Söderström explains why the rise of AI agents could benefit the streaming service. The idea is to become the default music provider when agents pick on users' behalf.
An n8n guide explains that running a model yourself is not always cheaper than calling an API. It covers when on-premises wins, what local hardware can handle and how to route requests between local and cloud models.