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Tech Startup Launches Tool Built to Catch AI Hallucinations in Legal Citations

CiteSentinel Helps Lawyers File Faster While Avoiding Sanctions and Embarrassment

LOS ANGELES, May 5, 2026 — Legal tech startup BrentWorks Inc. launched CiteSentinel, among the first dedicated platforms built specifically to detect and prevent AI hallucinations in legal citations. The tool scans legal documents and flags case law, statutes, and legal authorities that may be fabricated, misstated, or otherwise erroneous, before they reach a judge.

Courts across the country are increasingly sanctioning attorneys who submit briefs containing invented case citations, a well-documented byproduct of generative AI drafting tools that produce authoritative-sounding, but entirely fictional, legal authority. CiteSentinel was designed to close that verification gap, giving attorneys a fast and easy way to confirm that every citation in a filing corresponds to a real case, a real statute, and a real legal authority.

“The legal profession is learning, in very public ways, that AI doesn’t just make mistakes, it confidently lies to your face,” said BrentWorks co-founder Brent Britton. “CiteSentinel is about restoring trust. It lets lawyers move fast with the irresistible efficiencies of generative AI while still filing documents reciting authorities they can stand behind. It also enables them to scan opposing counsel’s documents, giving them a competitive edge in the courtroom.”

Many attorneys who do not personally use AI to draft documents are discovering they have a problem anyway. Opposing counsel may have used AI. Co-counsel may have. Contract attorneys and paralegals almost certainly have access to it and may be using it

without disclosing that fact. When a brief containing fabricated citations reaches the court, the question of who drafted it quickly becomes secondary to the question of whose name is on it.

CiteSentinel lets attorneys scan any document, their own, a colleague’s, or an adversary’s, for citation errors before those errors become their problem. Attorneys who review opposing counsel’s filings with CiteSentinel gain an additional advantage: the ability to identify and challenge citations to authorities that simply do not exist.

Today, a lawyer’s supervisory obligation includes a question that would have seemed absurd just a few short years ago: Are the cases cited in this brief real or imaginary?

Senior lawyers cannot personally verify every citation in every document produced by everyone under their supervision. CiteSentinel can. At a cost that is modest compared to a single sanctions proceeding or the reputational damage that comes with public embarrassment before a court, CiteSentinel is among the most cost-effective risk management tools available to any law firm, legal department, or solo practice today.

Unlike traditional research platforms that focus on finding more information, CiteSentinel focuses on confirming the law cited in a document is real. Attorneys can scan:

· Their own AI-assisted drafts, before filing

· Submissions from co-counsel, contract attorneys, and support staff

· Opposing counsel’s filings, for strategic advantage

· Any document where citation accuracy carries professional or ethical weight

Like a reality check for legal briefs, the tool flags citations that may be hallucinated, misstated, or inaccurately referenced, allowing lawyers to correct errors before courts, clients, or competitors discover them first.

Under mounting deadline pressure, many attorneys now rely on AI-generated research, but verification has not kept pace. CiteSentinel addresses that verification gap head-on, helping lawyers practice faster, more accurately, and with the confidence that their work reflects reality.

BrentWorks was founded by Brent Britton, a veteran technology attorney and MIT-trained engineer, and Brent Hunter, a longtime technologist and AI pioneer. CiteSentinel is the first in a series of products the company will be releasing to elevate the practice of law in the age of AI.

BRENT C.J. BRITTON/CEO

Brent Britton is what happens when law school meets the MIT Media Lab. A veteran engineer, technology attorney licensed in three states (California, New York and Florida), and entrepreneur who literally wrote the book on IP law, Britton has spent his career guiding creators and companies at the frontier of innovation, overseeing billions of dollars of aggregate deal flow in the process. The culmination of his life is re-engineering legal tools to think faster, decide better, and serve humanity at the speed of innovation.

BRENT N. HUNTER/PRESIDENT AND CIO

Brent N. Hunter is a technology pioneer who applied neural networks to finance in 1993. He has since led multimillion-dollar transformation programs for Fortune 500 giants, including GE, Wells Fargo, Disney, and Warner Bros. Discovery. An author, technologist, and systems thinker, he fuses psychology, technology, and leadership into a single mission: to build intelligent systems that serve humanity.

GMEX Robotics Receives First Deployment Order for Bon Vivant 3.0 Cooking Robot Machines

GMEX Robotics Corporation (NASDAQ: GMEX) (“GMEX Robotics” or the “Company”), a developer of AI-powered robotic technologies, today announced it has received its first deployment order under its previously disclosed AU$4.2 million agreement with a leading Australian hospitality food and beverage group.

The initial purchase order includes multiple Bon Vivant 3.0 automated cooking systems, representing approximately AU$504,000 in value. Delivery of the systems is expected to be completed prior to June 30, 2026.

The order represents the first phase of execution under the purchase agreement announced on March 23, 2026, which provides for the planned deployment of at least 50 intelligent kitchen robotics systems, including Bon Vivant 3.0 and Max models, across the customer’s network of hospitality venues throughout Australia. The identity of the customer remains undisclosed; however, it is the same leading Australian food and beverage group referenced in the Company’s March 23, 2026 announcement.

“This initial deployment order marks an important milestone in the transition from commercial agreement to active deployment,” said Sam Lu, Chief Executive Officer of GMEX Robotics. “We are now executing on our first large-scale hospitality contract, bringing Bon Vivant 3.0 systems into real-world kitchen environments and demonstrating the operational value of our technology.”

GMEX Robotic’ Bon Vivant 3.0 platform integrates AI-driven control systems, advanced sensors, and programmable cooking workflows to support professional kitchen environments. The system is designed to reduce labor intensity, improve consistency, and enable scalable food preparation across multiple locations.

This deployment represents the first phase of execution under GMEX Robotics’ previously announced agreement and is expected to serve as a foundation for broader rollout activities across the customer’s network as GMEX Robotics advances the commercialization of its intelligent culinary robotics platform.

Kore.ai Establishes Bay Area Strategic Headquarters to Lead the Next Wave of Enterprise AI

Triple-digit customer growth, deepening hyperscaler partnerships, and senior executive appointments accelerate the company’s push to scale the next generation of its AI-native agent platform

SAN MATEO, Calif. — May 5, 2026 — Kore.ai, a global leader in agentic AI platforms and applications, today announced the establishment of its strategic headquarters in the San Francisco Bay Area, positioning the company at the heart of the world’s leading AI innovation ecosystem. The move caps a year of accelerating customer growth, deepening strategic partnerships, and expanding industry leadership, and positions Kore.ai at the center of the ecosystem shaping the next wave of enterprise AI. 

The establishment of a Bay Area hub strengthens Kore.ai’s leadership position within the AI community, brings it closer to its expanding local customer base, and highlights its continued investment in top enterprise AI talent. Kore.ai’s official headquarters remains in Orlando, where the company was founded, and the company continues to maintain a significant presence in New York and other major cities worldwide.  

To support its next phase of growth, Kore.ai has appointed three senior executives in the Bay Area:

• Uma Sandilya has joined as Chief Growth Officer, bringing experience as a former McKinsey Partner and C3.ai executive, where he developed AI growth strategies
• Cathal McCarthy has been named as Chief Strategy Officer, drawing on more than 25 years’ experience at notable companies, including Apple and eBay, where he scaled global technology businesses and operationalized AI for Fortune 500 and private equity organizations 
• Peter Mullen has joined as Chief Marketing Officer, with a strong track record of building and scaling category-defining brands for Fortune 25 companies and leading AI enterprises. 

The appointments are accompanied by the relocation of key engineering, Forward Deployed Engineering (FDE), and go-to-market talent to the Bay Area office. 

“The Bay Area represents the epicenter of AI innovation and enterprise technology transformation,” said Raj Koneru, Founder and CEO of Kore.ai. “Establishing our strategic headquarters here allows us to be closer to our customers, partners, and the broader ecosystem shaping the future of AI. It strengthens our ability to innovate faster, collaborate more deeply, and deliver cutting-edge, enterprise-grade AI solutions at a global scale.” 

A Year of Accelerating Momentum 

Kore.ai deepened strategic partnerships with Microsoft and AWS over the last fiscal year, serving as a launch partner for Microsoft Agent 365 and earning the AWS Advanced AI Competency designation, with joint co-build, co-market, and co-sell motions now in market. In addition, the company secured strategic growth capital from AllianceBernstein Private Credit Investors to accelerate product innovation and international expansion. 

Additionally, the company recently strengthened its AI-native product portfolio with Agent Management Platform (AMP), a unified command center designed to govern, monitor, and manage AI agents and AI systems across the enterprise and it operates a thriving agent marketplace. 

Kore.ai has added over 100 new enterprise customers globally in the last fiscal year, including a growing number in North America and the Bay Area, while continuing to expand within its existing customer base. The company has delivered some of the largest production-scale AI deployments across customer service and employee productivity use cases, enabling enterprises to move from AI pilots to measurable business outcomes. 

This growth has been further validated by more than 12 industry leadership recognitions, including placements in the Gartner Magic Quadrant™ for Conversational AI Platforms, Forrester Wave™ for Cognitive Search Platforms, and Everest Group PEAK Matrix® for Agentic AI Products, among others. 

With its strategic presence in the Bay Area, Kore.ai is well-positioned to lead the next wave of enterprise AI adoption—driven by innovation, scale, and real-world execution.

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Bright future: PPDS readies new Philips Professional Displays product and partnership reveals at InfoComm 2026 including new UltraSlim Signage in Las Vegas

Philips booth C9000: Taking design, choice, and value to the next level, PPDS will showcase its latest groundbreaking evolutions in Las Vegas, including a new design led category, innovations for energy efficiency, an expanded solutions portfolio, and much more.

 Amsterdam,May 05: PPDS, the exclusive global provider of Philips Professional Displays and complementary solutions, is excited to confirm its participation at InfoComm 2026, promising an unmissable lineup, with new partnerships and UltraSlims both debuting and showcasing as future tech among planned announcements in Las Vegas. 

 Exhibiting on Philips Booth C9000 – and joining over 800 registered exhibitors at the Las Vegas Convention Center (June 13-19) – InfoComm 2026 will mark another major milestone for PPDS and its acclaimed ‘total solutions’ strategy to deliver unrivalled quality, choice, and value to customers in North America and beyond.

 Continuing PPDS’ evolution beyond a traditional provider of displays, InfoComm 2026 brings the opportunity to showcase – many for the first time – what is hailed by the company and its partners as the industry’s most complete and energy conscious portfolio of advanced and highly flexible digital display hardware and software solutions.

 Total market solutions

With quality only matched by design, solutions now include, but are far from limited to, dvLED (indoor, outdoor, and AIO), videowalls, digital signage (including TAA compliant) and ePaper, interactive displays, and professional TVs, created to support all market verticals and environments.

 At InfoComm 2026, PPDS is set to raise this bar even further with a wave of exciting new offerings, reinforcing its position as a centralized resource for projects of any scale, while delivering seamless buying and installation experiences to the channel.

 Bruce Wyrwitzke, Senior Director North America at PPDS, said: “Built on the foundations of over 134 years of innovation with Philips, PPDS prides itself on enabling businesses to bring their vision to life through tailored, cutting edge innovations. At InfoComm 2026, we will deliver the latest advances in support of that strategy, as well as showcasing the latest solutions that will enable customers to truly display without limits. You won’t want to miss it.”

 Ahead of the pack / Bright times ahead

Continuing PPDS’ highly embraced ‘Picture this’ theme, launched for this year, visitors to the Philips booth at InfoComm 2026 will be treated to an assembly of unmissable AI infused visual activity, with an ever-changing pool of content presented across a broad range of form visual factors and technologies.

 Staying ahead of the pack, and with a commitment to delivering unrivalled choice, value, and opportunity to partners and customers in North America and around the world, PPDS can also confirm InfoComm 2026 will become the global launch pad for the latest in its new for 2026 AI ready digital signage lineup.

 While full details are under wraps ahead of the show, the creation of this exciting new category within PPDS’ evolving Android SoC portfolio will open a wealth of exciting installation opportunities where proven quality, unparalleled visual performance, and UltraSlim aesthetics really matter. And that’s not all.

 PPDS will be announcing a new major partnership and collaboration with one of the AV industry’s most trusted manufacturers, with the introduction of a brand new signage series with a fresh ecosystem for total solutions built in.

 Jack Boyczuk, Director of PD Sales at PPDS in North America, added: “This year’s Philips booth encourages visitors to explore the reaches of their imaginations, using displays together with our trusted partner solutions to realise the benefits of what’s already integrated within Philips Professional Displays – including ultimate processing power and artificial intelligence (AI) ready technologies.”

 We have the solution

Helping visitors to visualise and experience the full power, potential, and versatility of Philips Professional Displays, this year’s booth will include solutions to support a variety of needs in different environments, including retail, education, corporate, food and beverage, transportation, hospitality, public venues, and control rooms.

 Powering forward

The latest evolutions of PPDS’ commitment and global strategy to developing better energy efficiency and more environmentally conscious features into its displays will also be present through the Philips booth, demonstrating ways businesses can deliver instant sustainability (and financial) benefits to their day to day operation.

 This year’s show will feature a range of dvLED and digital signage solutions – including the new for 2026 Philips Signage 5000 Series, the TAA compliant Philips Videowall display, and the ‘zero power’ Philips Tableaux range, the award winning Philips Unite LED 6000 Series All In One, with the company’s acclaimed LED wall of fame showcasing many others.

 Missed ISE 2026? For the first time in North America, PPDS will also be showcasing the new ‘all inclusive’ Philips LED Configurator, plus ‘game changing’ updates to the Philips Wave remote management platform.

 As with previous events, PPDS will adopt an open approach to the Philips booth, with no restrictions on access, allowing visitors the freedom to experience all solutions up close. PPDS’ global management team, together with local and international sales managers from around the world, will be present and accessible throughout the show, providing live demonstrations and answering questions.

 Angela Lin, Commercial Head for North America at PPDS, concluded: “We cannot wait to welcome visitors to the Philips booth at InfoComm 2026. 2026 has already been an exciting year, with some incredible new projects, combined with the ever strengthening of our portfolio and offering. With our incredible launches, as well as an array of future tech, together with a major new partnership, a visit to Philips Professional Displays could be a game changer for your business. We look forward to seeing you in Las Vegas.”

Bengaluru Airport Introduces AI-Based Airside Safety System

Bengaluru, May 5 (BNP): Bangalore International Airport Limited (BIAL), operator of Kempegowda International Airport (KIA), has introduced an integrated Smart Airside Safety System aimed at significantly improving operational safety, efficiency, and control across key airside zones.

The system is designed to strengthen safety at critical cross-service roads where aircraft and ground support vehicles operate in close proximity. By leveraging advanced technologies such as AI-based computer vision, intelligent automation, and a centralised monitoring platform, the system enables real-time oversight and improved coordination of airside movements.

According to BIAL, the initiative enhances right-of-way management and ensures precise handling of complex operational scenarios, reducing the risk of human error and improving overall situational awareness.

The deployment of this technology marks a major step in the airport’s digital transformation journey, reinforcing its focus on adopting smart infrastructure solutions to support growing air traffic and operational demands while maintaining high safety standards.

Instagram introduces ‘AI Creator’ label to boost content transparency for people

May 5: Instagram is testing the ability for creators who often create with AI to label their account as an “AI creator.” The label appears on your profile and alongside your content, giving your audience more transparency into the content they see. As a test, not everyone will have access yet, but this feature will be expanded in the coming weeks.

This new label builds on existing “AI info” labels that can be applied when posting AI content and that are automatically added when AI tools are detected in the creation process. If enabled, “AI creator” will appear on your profile’s bio and alongside your content in places such as Feed, Reels, and Explore. In instances when content is labeled as “AI info” and posted by a labeled AI creator, the “AI info” label will appear on the content instead of the “AI creator” label.

Using this label does not impact how your account or content is distributed across Instagram. It is designed to provide more transparency to audiences. Instagram encourages all accounts that regularly post AI-generated content to add this label.

This label makes it easier to understand how content is made, who’s behind it, and what’s worth your attention so that creativity stands out, and people can trust what they discover. Self-identifying as an AI creator builds trust and keeps you in control of your story. It also signals that you value transparency, which can help build a more authentic relationship with your audience.

Adding the label is simple. To do so:

• go to your Instagram profile

• tap “Edit profile,” and

• toggle on the AI creator label.

• Once enabled, the label will automatically appear on your profile’s bio and below your username on your content.

 

Mumbai–Ahmedabad Bullet Train Project Completes Key Portal Beam Installation

Mumbai, May 5 (BNP): The Mumbai–Ahmedabad high-speed rail project has reached a significant engineering milestone with the successful installation of five heavy portal beams over active railway tracks at Maninagar in Ahmedabad.

The work, completed within 22 days, involved the placement of precast, prestressed portal beams designed to support the upcoming high-speed rail infrastructure while ensuring uninterrupted movement of existing railway services.

This achievement highlights the project’s focus on precision engineering and efficient execution in densely operational railway zones. The installation was carried out with careful planning to minimise disruption and maintain safety standards on active tracks.

The milestone marks steady progress in the development of India’s first high-speed rail corridor, which aims to significantly enhance connectivity between Mumbai and Ahmedabad once completed.

Project authorities noted that such complex construction activities demonstrate advancements in infrastructure capability and coordination within India’s railway ecosystem.

K&L Gates Establishes Global AI and Innovation Partner Role

Newly created role places global AI strategy under a practicing partner’s leadership ahead of agentic AI deployment

Global law firm K&L Gates LLP has appointed Jake Bernstein to the newly created role of Global AI and Innovation Partner, effective immediately. In this role, Bernstein will lead the firm’s global artificial intelligence strategy, governance, and innovation operations, including AI platform selection, workflow development, and data and knowledge management, working in coordination with the firm’s technology and security functions. The role formalizes global responsibility for the firm’s AI strategy and innovation roadmap under a single practicing partner leader.

Bernstein will also serve as co-chair of the firm’s AI Solutions Group, alongside Shiau Yen Chin-Dennis, who leads firmwide leadership coordination and AI-driven revenue growth, and Guillermo Christensen, who is responsible for global policy, cybersecurity, and geopolitical considerations. Together, they will guide the firm’s AI vision, governance, and implementation, ensuring alignment across practices, regions, and client needs.

“Jake’s appointment reflects a deliberate choice about how this firm leads in AI: with a practicing partner, accountable for outcomes, working in close partnership with our technology and security functions,” said Stacy Ackermann, Global Managing Partner of K&L Gates. “Agentic AI is moving from concept to deployment in months, not years. The market demands a partner driving this work who is in the practice every day, who understands what clients need, and who can move at the pace this moment requires.”

K&L Gates earned ISO/IEC 42001:2023 certification in March, making it among the first law firms globally to do so, and has deployed its primary AI platform, Legora, across all practices and offices. The firm’s broader stack includes Vincent, Westlaw Advance, Relativity Analytics, CoCounsel, and Microsoft 365 Copilot. The firm’s AI Forward℠ framework establishes the expectation that lawyers reach for AI first on their own work, within firm policy.

“The AI Forward℠ posture is straightforward: lawyers should be using these tools every day, on their own work, within governance the firm has built and certified,” Bernstein stated. “What’s coming next, agents that can plan and execute multi-step workflows on a matter, makes supervision the central partner-level question of the next 18 months. The firms that build that fluency now will lead what follows. The firms that wait will not.”

Bernstein is a partner in the firm’s Technology Transactions and Sourcing and Data Protection, Privacy, and Security practice groups, where his work spans data privacy and cybersecurity compliance, SaaS agreements, AI/ML addenda and responsible AI frameworks, technology licensing, and IT outsourcing. He holds CISSP and CIPP/US certifications, serves on the firm’s General Counsel team advising on AI and technology matters, and is an active user of the firm’s AI platforms in his own practice.

Cyberhaven Solves the 509 percent Surge in Shadow AI

Cyberhaven empowers security analysts with an extensible platform and workflow-native capabilities built to govern the surge of agents in the enterprise

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA – May 5, 2026 – Cyberhaven today announced an expansion of its Unified AI & Data Security Platform to govern autonomous agents and protect data across enterprise workflows. This announcement introduces Agentic AI Security, which enables security teams to discover, monitor, and control AI agents; the Analyst Plugin, which turns every analyst into a power user by embedding Cyberhaven’s intelligence into AI assistants such as Claude Code and Codex; and a Standalone Browser Extension that extends data loss prevention to ChromeOS, any browser-capable contractor device, and unmanaged endpoints.

Enterprise AI Agent Adoption is Accelerating

AI is rapidly shifting from chat-based tools to autonomous agents operating on endpoints. According to Cyberhaven Labs research, enterprise adoption of endpoint-based AI-native apps has grown 509% over the past year, and enterprise adoption of coding assistants has jumped 357% year over year. These agents are being given increasing access to data and systems, unlocking productivity gains while introducing a largely unaddressed governance challenge: shadow agents, AI systems operating outside enterprise visibility and control.

“The way enterprises use AI has fundamentally shifted,” said Nishant Doshi, CEO of Cyberhaven. “AI is no longer just generating content. It is executing work. These agents have access to data, tools, and systems, operating with a level of autonomy the industry has not seen before. Most governance programs still focus on what users type into AI, not on what AI agents are actually doing. Security has to operate in real time, at the point where AI is taking action. That is what Cyberhaven is addressing with today’s launch.

Agentic AI Security: Govern Shadow Agents Across the Enterprise

Most security tools built for cloud-based AI are blind to agents running locally on endpoints in developer tools, integrated development environments (IDEs), and desktop applications. These shadow agents often inherit employee identity, gain access to sensitive data, and can execute bulk operations across production systems.

Cyberhaven’s Agentic AI Security addresses this through three integrated layers:

• Discovery provides a continuously maintained inventory of new and emerging AI agents, GenAI applications, and MCP servers across the enterprise, including shadow agents running locally on endpoints, with Risk IQ scores across five dimensions.
• Observability reconstructs the full execution lifecycle of every agent interaction: the data accessed, the tools invoked, the actions taken, and the complete multi-turn conversation context, so violations that unfold across multiple steps surface automatically.
• Controls enforce runtime policy guardrails at the prompt and response level, replacing generic block pages with plain-English explanations that coach users toward sanctioned behavior rather than simply blocking them.

Data Lineage makes this possible. Where other agentic security tools report what an agent did, Cyberhaven connects every agent action to the data it touched, where that data originated, what it contained, and where it went next. That is the difference between an alert and an investigation.

“Every CISO is wrestling with the same blind spot: they don’t know which AI agents are operating in their environment, let alone what data they’re touching,” said Saro Subbiah, SVP of Engineering at Cyberhaven. “Our Agentic AI Security leverages the data lineage foundation we have perfected over the years, providing the context that makes the difference between an alert and a successful investigation.

Product Releases Expanding Agentic AI Security Capabilities 

• Cyberhaven Analyst Plugin: Turns every analyst into a power user by bringing Cyberhaven’s security signals directly into Claude Code, Codex, and any MCP-compatible client. The plugin ships with more than 40 pre-built security skills and more than 20 specialized analysis agents that run complete, multi-step workflows for incident triage, GenAI exposure analysis, user risk profiling, and executive reporting, with skills that can also close duplicate incidents and execute triage decisions inside the analyst’s existing workflow.
• Standalone Browser Extension: Extends data loss prevention to ChromeOS, contractor devices, and unmanaged endpoints with no endpoint sensor required. Traces uploads, downloads, and copy-paste activity with content inspection applied, and is managed through the same interface used for endpoint deployments.

To learn more and register for today’s live launch event, visit https://events.cyberhaven.com/agentic-ai-launch/.