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Axios AI+

April 23, 2025

Summary

Taking you inside the AI revolution, and delivering scoops and insights on the technologies reshaping our lives.

It is co-authored by Axios chief technology correspondent Ina Fried and global technology correspondent Ryan Heath.

Why it matters: AI’s transformations of industry and society are poised to rival those triggered by the arrival of the internet two decades ago.

  • The Axios tech team has been leading coverage of AI and the revolutionary potential it brings, providing scoops and valuable insights on the latest updates and innovations from industry leaders.

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New workplace threat — “non-human” identities
Axios AI, Ina Fried – April 22, 2025

Anthropic expects AI-powered virtual employees to begin roaming corporate networks in the next year, the company’s top security leader told Axios in an interview this week.

Why it matters: Managing those AI identities will require companies to reassess their cybersecurity strategies or risk exposing their networks to major security breaches.

The big picture: Virtual employees could be the next AI innovation hotbed, Jason Clinton, the company’s chief information security officer, told Axios.

    • Agents typically focus on a specific, programmable task. In security, that’s meant having autonomous agents respond to phishing alerts and other threat indicators.
    • Virtual employees would take that automation a step further: These AI identities would have their own “memories,” their own roles in the company and even their own corporate accounts and passwords.

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Source: AI: The new information superhighway

The big picture
AI is set to transform how our society functions in the same way the internet did. In this video series, Axios explores the potential impact.

1 big thing
People and industries will have to adapt to AI. We’re already seeing the impact — even in these early stages of the technology. With uncharted opportunities on the horizon, now is the time to have conversations surrounding equitable access and the potential role of AI in our lives.

In the early days of the internet, it was hard to foresee that one day everyone would have tiny wireless supercomputers in their pockets. In the same way, it’s hard to envision all the ways AI will change the world.”

AI: The new information superhighway

The big picture
AI is set to transform how our society functions in the same way the internet did. In this video series, Axios explores the potential impact.

1 big thing
People and industries will have to adapt to AI. We’re already seeing the impact — even in these early stages of the technology. With uncharted opportunities on the horizon, now is the time to have conversations surrounding equitable access and the potential role of AI in our lives.

In the early days of the internet, it was hard to foresee that one day everyone would have tiny wireless supercomputers in their pockets. In the same way, it’s hard to envision all the ways AI will change the world.”

Source: Axios

Axios AI+ Lead Author Ina Fried

Ina is the chief technology correspondent at Axios. She authors the daily Axios AI+ newsletter and brings years of Silicon Valley experience to offer a smart take on tech.

Ina Fried (born December 17, 1974), formerly Ian Fried, is an American journalist for Axios. Prior to that, she was senior editor for All Things Digital and a senior staff writer for CNET Network’s News.com, and worked for Re/code. She is a frequent commenter on technology news on National Public Radio and local television news, and for other print and broadcast outlets.

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