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Trustmi says USD $5 billion in payment errors detected
Duplicate invoices and other mistakes have cost enterprises an estimated USD $5 billion in prevented payments, according to Trustmi's research.
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Most employed respondents said pressure to work faster had pushed them towards unapproved AI tools, raising risks in routine checks and payments.
Manifold launches ledger of AI agent security incidents
The public record shows disclosure lags of weeks or months, with 59 cases logged since July and most involving unauthorised access or sandbox escapes.
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Confidence drops sharply when AI enters checkout and delivery, with most shoppers still wanting a person to sort late, damaged or wrong orders.
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Supported Android TV owners in the US, India and Japan can now shop from the idle screen, as Google and Glance target home discovery.
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The preview tools aim to cut manual upkeep and make AI agents more accurate as firms struggle to keep business context current.
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Paid AI usage among customers jumped 232% from a year earlier as 8x8 booked record quarterly service revenue of USD $188 million.
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