AI Product Updates: New Features and Releases

Ampersand launched to give enterprise agents such as 11x, Orb and Square bidirectional integration with systems of record like Salesforce, SAP, NetSuite and Workday.

NVIDIA's platform for autonomous agents uses the OpenShell runtime to isolate agents, restrict what they can access and record their actions instead of relying on the model to police itself.

JetBrains Air is available in PyCharm 2026.3 EAP 4, letting users switch agents mid-session, connect open-source ACP agents and review every change with IDE-native code intelligence.

invideo released an MCP that connects visual and audio generation with editing, effects, transitions and color grading in a single AI video workflow.

Mysten Labs and Google Cloud released the Verifiable Agent Arbiter, which anchors AI agent proofs on Sui and Walrus for enterprise compliance.

The VAA system separates agent activity logs from cryptographic proofs anchored on the Sui blockchain, giving enterprise AI agents tamper-proof audit trails.

Nunu AI opened parts of its internal evaluation environments as GameGym, measuring frontier models on video games by completion rate and speed.

Verifiable Agent Arbiter lets enterprises cryptographically prove AI agents stayed within their granted authority, while data stays in their own cloud storage.

invideo's MCP lets users generate images, video and audio with 250+ models and edit them on a free timeline to produce finished videos.

Hugging Face's Repo2RLEnv adds TaskSmith, which turns merged PRs into verified RL environments, plus 50 tasks drawn from Transformers, TRL and other repos.

VAA gives AI agent activity a verifiable evidence layer: private telemetry stays private while cryptographic proofs are anchored on Walrus and coordinated on Sui, aimed at agentic commerce trust.

Mysten Labs and Google Cloud released Verifiable Agent Arbiter (VAA), an evidence layer that proves AI agent actions stay within authorized limits, anchored on Sui and Walrus.