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Friday Briefing
What mattered in data and AI this week, and what it means for your company. Not a newsletter, but a standing slot in your calendar.
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Latest issue
Malware in LiteLLM, the AI Act's first harmonised standard and a Fabric deadline
A widely used AI proxy shipped malware, the AI Act got its first harmonised standard, and Fabric data agents in Foundry need moving before 6 November.
- 01SecurityLiteLLM 1.107.0 shipped with credential-stealing malware
- 02RegulationEN 18286 is the first harmonised standard under the AI Act
- 03BIFabric data agents in Foundry have to move before 6 November
- Can waitOpenAI models in Google Cloud's Model Garden
- + 5 in brief
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