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China’s MiniMax Releases GPT‑4‑Level Model at Half the Cost

Chinese AI startup MiniMax has released M1, an open-source hybrid‑attention reasoning model with record‑breaking context length and strong cost efficiency—training ran at about $535,000, reportedly less than 1% of GPT-4’s cost.

This opens up new options for companies exploring open-source AI. Leaders can start testing models like M1 to reduce costs and avoid being tied to major cloud providers.

IBM Rolls Out Tool to Manage AI Agents Safely

IBM has launched a tool that helps businesses manage the safety and rules around AI agents. It combines security checks, compliance tracking, and agent monitoring in one place.

As more teams start using AI agents, it becomes easier to stay compliant and avoid risks without building a system from scratch.

Intel Brings In New Engineering Leaders for AI Efforts

Intel has hired new engineering leaders to strengthen its AI plans. The team includes experts in chips, systems, and customer needs.

This signals Intel’s push to get back in the AI race. Companies using their hardware can expect faster updates and stronger support.

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Present the output in a table format: Agent | Use Case | Risks | Controls | Owners | Review Schedule. Finish with a 3-point executive summary highlighting readiness level and next steps.

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