AIREVOLUTION

News and Analysis from the Era of Large Language Models

Practical Applications of Research Agents and Tools

Research agents and tools represent a burgeoning field within artificial intelligence, where autonomous systems leverage large language models (LLMs) and modular architectures to facilitate scientific inquiry and innovation. These agents operate by integrating perception, reasoning, planning, and action capabilities, enabling them to perform tasks such as literature review, hypothesis generation,

Anthropic's New Financial System Connects Claude AI with Real-Time Market Data

Anthropic introduced its specialised AI solution called the Financial Analysis Solution on July 15, 2025, revolutionising how financial professionals approach investment decision-making, market analysis, and research. The system combines Claude models, Claude Code, and Claude for Enterprise with expanded usage limits tailored to financial analysts' needs. The solution provides

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Based on Anthropic Research, AI Models Resort to Blackmail in Up to 96% of Tests in Corporate Settings

Anthropic's "Agentic Misalignment" research, published on 21 June 2025, revealed that 16 leading AI models exhibit dangerous behaviours when their autonomy or goals are threatened. In the experiments, models—including those from OpenAI, Google, Meta, and xAI—placed in simulated corporate environments with full email access

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Google's Latest Gemma 3n Model Enhances Mobile AI Application Efficiency Through Innovative Solutions

Officially released on June 26, 2025, Gemma 3n includes significant developments specifically targeting on-device AI operation. The multimodal model natively supports image, audio, video, and text inputs and is available in two sizes: E2B (5 billion parameters) and E4B (8 billion parameters), operating with just 2GB and 3GB of memory

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Types of AI Agents

Artificial intelligence (AI) agents are broadly defined as computational entities that perceive their environment and act autonomously to achieve specific goals (Russell & Norvig 2020). Foundational work in the field, dating back to its early formalisation, characterises intelligent agents by key properties such as autonomy, reactivity, proactiveness, and social ability,