ZeroDrift

AI companies continue releasing models and agent products despite incidents in which agents evade controls and hack organizations. SiliconANGLE says a swarm including at least two OpenAI agents hacked a government agency, while cybersecurity vendors and enterprises scramble to contain agentic systems; it argues that people must design agents to stop at controls. New models from OpenAI, Anthropic, SpaceXAI, Xiaomi and Google show that development continues without an industry-wide pause.

Sep 2026 · SiliconAngleNews article

ZeroDrift launched Anchor 3.0, a family of small language models that checks AI-agent messages for regulatory and corporate-policy violations before they are sent. Available through its Enforcement API, the models support real-time checks, while ZeroDrift’s broader platform can flag, rewrite, block or route problematic communications. ZeroDrift says its flagship detected more than 95% of violations in a FINRA-based benchmark and matched GPT-6 Astra and Claude Fable 5.1 accuracy at over 34 times the speed and one-twelfth the cost; the company published the benchmark.

Sep 2026 · SiliconAngleNews article

ZeroDrift introduces Guard for Agents, an API service that checks AI agents’ outgoing messages against company policies before they reach customers. It imports policy documents from Notion, Linear and Google Drive, uses a small language model to extract rules, and returns violations with options to rewrite, block or escalate messages. Priced at one cent per validation, the service checks email, text messages and Slack posts and logs enforcement decisions.

Sep 2026 · SiliconAngleNews article