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Workday's getting more ambitious about what its HR agents should handle. Sana coordinates the work, Work Intelligence looks at jobs task by task, and new safeguards keep agents in check. Rising 2026 gave buyers plenty to consider, although what shipped and what it's worth are different.
Apple has unveiled HomeView, a $299 shared display that combines Siri AI, video calling and environmental controls, while Integrated Research has launched a tool to help IT spot device and call issues before employees do. Logitech is also taking its collaboration portfolio into government workplaces
AI-related cyber issues have taken a back seat this week as Microsoft patches a record 1,413 vulnerabilities, Meta discloses a GitHub breach exposing personal data, and OpenAI reportedly explores an acquisition to strengthen its cybersecurity capabilities
AI agents are taking on more project work across Jira, Wrike, and Google, just as GPT-5.5 heads for retirement on October 14. It's a good reason to check who's running each recurring task, which model it depends on, and who signs off on changes. Finding out after a workflow stops won't be much fun.
AI glasses could make workplace communication more hands-free and less screen-dependent, but growing restrictions in courts, government buildings and other sensitive settings show why enterprises must solve the recording and trust problem before they scale the technology
With Amazon recruiting back some of the 30,000 people it let go and Gartner expecting 30% of workers replaced by AI to be rehired at higher cost, companies need to weigh what the next round of cuts will cost, from lost skills to damaged trust, before approving it
Atlassian has unveiled AMP to bring AI agents into everyday team workflows with shared context, visible ownership, and human oversight. Its Teamwork Graph, updated MCP server, and expanded OpenAI partnership aim to make AI work more connected, traceable, and secure.
Project-management vendors have years of task histories and decisions sitting in their systems; now they’re giving that information to AI agents. Now vendors entering the context graph fight have to prove they're handling permissions, accountability, and portability properly.
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