ServiceNow launches AI Passport to govern AI agents
ServiceNow has introduced AI Passport, a tool aimed at companies that want tighter control over the AI agents they deploy in their IT systems.
Related stories
Exa 3.0 search API tops Perplexity, Brave and Parallel on 8 benchmarks
Exa's 3.0 search API brings a larger embedding model, a cheaper Exa Lite tier at $4 per 1,000 requests and a feature called Dynamic Highlights. The company says it leads on 8 benchmarks, all of which it ran itself.
Palmier Pro: can you really hand a whole video edit to an AI agent?
Palmier Pro promises to analyse footage, build a timeline and create vertical versions from a simple prompt. JDN tested how far an AI agent can actually drive the editing.
Yelp can now call on your behalf to check wait times at a restaurant
Yelp is adding a batch of AI features to its app, including one that phones restaurants to check wait times. Others generate personalised recommendations that remember a user's preferences.
Beyond the prototype: scaling framework-agnostic AI agent infrastructure with Ray
An InfoQ talk covers moving AI agents from local FastAPI prototypes to production on Kubernetes with Ray. The speakers discuss cluster topology, stateful memory, autoscaling, multi-region setups and LLM-as-a-judge evaluation.
AI agents at work: how much of a team's work should they take on?
A sales manager at Diligent, who works with audit and risk teams, discusses which tasks to hand to AI agents. The interview also looks at how to review work an agent prepared without having watched it being done.