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AI governance at Data + AI Summit 2026: What’s new with Unity AI Gateway

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By David Nasi, Stefania Leone, Ahmed Bilal
| Databricks
AI is becoming increasingly multi-model, multi-agent, and multi-vendor. Developers are adopting coding agents, while business users are interacting with enterprise data through AI experiences like Genie. Many enterprises are also launching custom agents to automate critical internal workflows. As organizations scale from individual AI applications to fleets of agents connected to models, MCP services, APIs, and enterprise tools, governance challenges expand beyond model access alone.
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Claude Fable 5 is now available on Databricks, fully governed through Unity AI Gateway

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By Ahmed Bilal, Ivan Zhou, Yash Oza
| Databricks
Databricks and Anthropic share a conviction: the most powerful AI is the AI that works on your hardest problems, on your data, under your governance. Claude Fable 5 — Anthropic's most intelligent model ever made — is now generally available and rolling out on Databricks across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud over the next week via Unity AI Gateway. Claude Fable 5 is a Mythos-class model designed for problems that were previously too complex, too long-running, or too ambiguous for a model to handle.
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Stop rogue AI: How Unity Catalog secures your agent actions

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By Ahmed Bilal
| Databricks
The risks of agentic AI are no longer theoretical. Agents connected to external tools are taking destructive, irreversible actions in production: wiping entire databases in seconds, deleting millions of rows of critical data, and dropping production databases mid-task. In each incident, the agent was acting within the scope of their delegated authority. What it lacked was any restriction on which tools it could invoke, and any record of the actions it took.
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