## AI Agent Developments: March 9, 2025 Today’s major advancements in AI agents highlight breakthroughs in digital humans, enterprise automation, and security challenges. 1. Hedra Launches Character-3 Model for AI Digital Humans Hedra unveiled its Character-3 multimodal AI model, enabling lifelike digital human video generation from text, images, or audio inputs. The system supports full-body motion capture and emotion control, allowing characters to sing, act, and interact dynamically. Integrated into Hedra Studio, it targets content creators and marketers seeking AI-driven storytelling tools. 2. Salesforce Expands Agentforce 2dx for Enterprise AI Agents Salesforce rolled out new API integrations and developer tools for its Agentforce 2dx platform, enabling AI agents to automate workflows across CRM, HR, and finance systems. Features like Invocable Actions let enterprises embed agents directly into Salesforce Flow for tasks like service case resolution. Analysts predict these updates will accelerate multi-agent collaboration in business processes. 3. AI-Powered Credential Stuffing Attacks Raise Alerts Security researchers demonstrated how AI agents like OpenAI Operator can automate credential stuffing at scale, mimicking human browsing behavior to breach accounts. This "Computer-Using Agent" technology lowers the barrier for cybercriminals, with attackers now able to orchestrate simultaneous login attempts across thousands of apps. 4. Moderne Debuts Moddy AI Agent for Code Refactoring Moderne’s new AI agent Moddy simplifies application modernization by converting SQL syntax and refactoring multi-repository codebases. Trained on OpenRewrite’s Lossless Semantic Trees, it automates dependency analysis and legacy code updates. 5. SXSW 2025 Spotlights Cognitive AI Evolution At today’s SXSW panel, AI pioneer Peter Voss argued for cognitive AI systems that learn incrementally like humans, criticizing energy-intensive LLMs. His startup Aigo.ai aims to build AGI-powered agents for medical research and crisis management. Community Engagement: The University of Connecticut hosts a Visual AI Hackathon, challenging participants to build CV/ML solutions using the latest agentic frameworks.