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• Cognizant ha introdotto Cognizant Secure AI Services l'11 maggio 2026, offrendo una sicurezza completa per i sistemi di AI aziendali durante l'intero ciclo di vita di sviluppo e distribuzione. • La piattaforma opera sulla base di principi di "fiducia dimostrabile" (provable trust), monitorando modelli di AI, dati e pipeline per intercettare tentativi di manipolazione e azioni non sicure, mantenendo al contempo prove di conformità pronte per l'audit. • Il servizio affronta specificamente le sfide di sicurezza derivanti dai sistemi di AI agentici e autonomi, fornendo un monitoraggio continuo del runtime per prevenire comportamenti non autorizzati e garantire i requisiti di governance.

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• Cognizant announced the launch of Cognizant Secure AI Services on May 7, 2026, from its Teaneck, N.J. headquarters to help enterprises secure and scale AI and agentic systems. • The new integrated offering provides AI-powered defense across operations and supports provable trust practices for AI systems, targeting businesses adopting advanced AI technologies. • This development matters as it addresses rising cybersecurity risks in agentic AI deployment, enabling safer scaling amid growing threats from autonomous AI applications.

• India's Department of Financial Services Secretary has raised alarms over Anthropic's new AI model, stating it has amplified global cybersecurity concerns. • The development has drawn attention from banking regulators worldwide, prompting calls for immediate action to mitigate potential risks from this AI advancement. • This warning underscores the escalating threats posed by advanced AI in financial sectors, urging regulatory bodies to prioritize safeguards amid rapid technological changes.

• Anthropic released 10 financially-focused AI agents on May 5 that can automate tasks like building pitchbooks, auditing statements, and drafting credit memos for banks and insurers. • The company announced new data sources for its Claude AI model and revealed that 40% of its top 50 customers are financial institutions, making finance its second-largest revenue segment after technology. • CEO Dario Amodei predicted further software disruption across industries and called for legislation governing the release of powerful AI models, noting that Claude's Mythos model has likely identified tens of thousands of vulnerabilities.

• Anthropic unveiled 10 new AI agents designed for banks and insurers to automate tasks like building pitchbooks, auditing statements, and drafting credit memos. • Major global firms such as Goldman Sachs, Citi, Visa, and AIG have adopted Anthropic's Claude AI, with banks using the Claude Mythos model for cybersecurity enhancements. • The agents integrate directly with Claude Code and Cowork products, allowing customization to firm-specific policies and styles, accelerating finance sector AI adoption.

• The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 to uphold the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force’s authority to recommend no-cost preventive services under the Affordable Care Act. • The decision overturned a district judge’s injunction that had blocked the administration from enforcing grant flow restorations related to the task force. • The ruling preserves mandates for insurers to cover recommended screenings and vaccines without patient cost-sharing, impacting millions of Americans.

• India's AI adoption is advancing via pragmatic integration in its $254 billion IT services sector, embedding AI into core business operations instead of standalone breakthroughs. • A BCG report estimates 92% AI adoption rate among Indian companies generating value, with 48% of enterprises using AI in some processes and IBM noting 59% enterprise utilization as of 2025. • This contrasts with US and China startup-led models, as established Indian IT providers like those surveyed by EY project 43-45% productivity gains from AI in the next five years.