Akamai

Small Firms Beat Corporates in AI Search Visibility

Swiss provider Geoquality.ai analysed 300 Swiss domains across 12 industries using its Seakt scoring system and concluded that visibility inside AI answer systems (e.g., ChatGPT, Perplexity) does not depend solely on company size or ad budget. Seakt scores sites 0–100 on structured data, entity clarity, authority, content quality and technical accessibility and found smaller firms sometimes score higher than well-known corporations. Examples include the fintech Aktionariat (90) versus Julius Bär (36) and EFG (33), and trustee Findea (80) versus KPMG (64), Deloitte (51) and EY (48). Geoquality.ai reports seven domains deliberately block AI crawlers (including luxury and premium brands) and about 43 large brands are effectively invisible to AI systems due to generic bot-protection (Cloudflare, Akamai). Seakt was published as a working paper in May 2026 by founder Marco Biner; full rankings are available on Geoquality.ai.

Startup Kloakd Builds Browser Infrastructure for AI Agents

A developer article argues modern browser automation is failing due to frequent browser updates, CAPTCHAs, proxy/fingerprint complexity, and continuous maintenance. It warns that autonomous AI agents amplify these challenges because they require real browsers, interactions, and fingerprints. The author presents an infrastructure-first solution: a browser infrastructure service that exposes a single API/SDK to handle anti-bot evasion, CAPTCHA solving, proxy rotation, fingerprint management, session persistence, and browser pooling. The piece announces Kloakd, a startup building this infrastructure for AI agents and inviting founding members to a closed beta with lifetime pricing for the first 500.

OpenAI Expands Daybreak Cybersecurity Platform

OpenAI announced a major expansion of Daybreak to accelerate vulnerability discovery and automated patching. Key launches include an updated Codex Security plugin for large-scale scanning, the full release of GPT‑5.5‑Cyber to verified defenders, the Daybreak Cyber Partner Program, and the Patch the Planet initiative (founded with Trail of Bits) to help open-source projects move from findings to fixes. OpenAI says Codex Security has scanned over 30 million commits across more than 30,000 codebases and that human reviewers and automated systems have marked hundreds of thousands of findings fixed. GPT‑5.5‑Cyber achieves new benchmark results on CyberGym, ExploitGym, and SEC-bench Pro. The program includes trusted-access controls and partnerships with security vendors, research groups, and several national governments and EU institutions to enable responsible defensive use and coordinated disclosures.