AI bots ignore evidence. Can we trust them with science?

AI for science is changing what storage infrastructure needs to do. Most of this infrastructure was originally built around simulations and long term storage. Now AI systems need constant and […] The post AI-Driven Science Is Turning Data Storage Into a Competitive Advantage appeared first on AIwire.

CertiK has launched Skill Scanner, a security product built to assess third-party AI Skills before they are used by AI agents. The tool targets risks such as hidden malicious behavior, unauthorized data access and autonomous execution in Web3 and Web2 environments. CertiK is pushing deeper into AI security with the launch of CertiK Skill Scanner, [...]

Retail brokerage Robinhood now lets users delegate stock purchases and credit card transactions to third-party AI systems.

Good models don't save bad architecture, and most teams learn that the hard way. The post Most AI Agents Fail in Production Because They’re Built Backwards appeared first on Towards Data Science.

The foreign exchange market is really moving away from pure intuition and toward a space shaped by speed, data and precision. By using automated systems in your routine, you can approach volatility with a level of discipline that manual trading often struggles to maintain. Every entry and exit can be based on clear rules, not […] The post Exploring the Benefits of AI Bots for Forex Trading in Forex Markets appeared first on AI News.

Robinhood will let users create a separate account with pre-loaded balance that an agent use to trade

AI-driven crypto management could revolutionize DeFi accessibility, but security concerns and user approval friction may hinder seamless adoption. The post Base MCP skill enables AI agents to manage wallets and tokens on-chain appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

I don’t even know what a software engineer is supposed to be doing anymore. Do we code? Do we architect systems? AI agents have changed everything, and I don’t even know what to think. I don’t write much code anymore. In my day job, I ask Claude to do most of the analysis, planning, and coding. My side projects are 100% written by Claude Code, and in some of these, I literally haven’t even reviewed the code because I trust Claude and because gStack reviews the code for me.  So I can still call myself a software developer, but I don’t think I can call myself a programmer anymore. But even in my role as a “software developer,” what I am doing is radically different. Writing code is a completely different animal from directing AI to write code. While I review the code that I write, that is not the same as reviewing the code that an agent writes for me.  Having an agent write code is like having another developer write your code for you and then reviewing it. It’s a totally different exper