AI Agents
AI agents are LLM-powered systems that don't just answer — they plan steps, call tools and drive a task to completion: writing code, searching the web, booking, analyzing. 2026 became the year of agents, from coding agents to autonomous researchers. This page gathers all our coverage of agentic AI: launches, protocols (MCP, A2A), reliability and real-world use.

OWASP and OpenClaw: why AI agents are becoming a new security problem
AI agents no longer just respond to requests — they act inside company systems, and that is what turns shadow AI, plugins, and agent memory

Google’s Gemma 4: how to run tool calling locally with Python and Ollama
Machine Learning Mastery showed how to turn Gemma 4 into a local agent with tool calling: using Ollama and Python, the model calls functions

OpenClaw in production: Docker, Kubernetes, and fault tolerance under peak loads

Koda updated koda-cli 0.3.1: the assistant can now be integrated into a development environment

KDnuggets showed how to run Qwen3.5 on an old laptop with Ollama and OpenCode

Apple and Qualcomm develop AI agents with guardrails and mandatory confirmation

Linus Torvalds approved AI code rules for Linux: humans bear responsibility
Linux has officially allowed AI assistance in kernel development, but barred models from signing patches and placed all legal and technical

AWS showed how to embed an AI agent's live view in React via Bedrock AgentCore
AWS released a step-by-step guide and demo app that embeds a live stream of an AI agent's browser into React, so the user can see every clic













