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Wednesday 4 November

Citrix expands oversight of autonomous browsing and AI agent activity

AI-generated summary Citrix announces new capabilities across Citrix SecurSpaces, Citrix SecurAccess and Citrix Platform Flex designed to help organizations securely deploy AI agents and govern AI-powered work. Citrix says these updates include an expansion of Citrix SecurSpaces, new governance features for Citrix SecurAccess, and a flexible credit-based consumption model.

‘Organizations need to help developers grow alongside the technology’: Dejected devs lament career prospects amid AI advances

Female software developer working on a desktop computer in an open plan office space, with computer source code pictured on a large screen behind.

AI-generated summary Adaptavist released new research showing that developers are worried about their career prospects as artificial intelligence continues to creep into daily workflows. Adaptavist says organizations need to help developers grow alongside the technology to ensure they have the necessary support throughout their careers.

AI Companion Users Feel Comforted, But Exposed

AI-generated summary University of Surrey and Cardiff University researchers published a study made available in Psychology and Marketing examining how users of applications like Replika and Woebot feel about warmth, vulnerability, and company control. Users who found their artificial intelligence companion warm reported better well-being, while those aware of corporate control experienced heightened vulnerability.