<think>
The user is asking for an AI agents news digest for November 11, 2025. However, looking at the search results, the news dates are:
- Most search results are dated November 10, 2025
- One result is dated November 11, 2025 (the HPE Quantum Scaling Alliance press release)
- The current date given is November 11, 2025, 2:08:53 AM UTC

The user specifically requested news from exactly November 11, 2025, and no outdated information. Looking at the search results:
- November 11: Result [14] from HPE about Quantum Scaling Alliance
- November 10: Most other results
- November 9 and earlier: Some results

Since the current date is November 11, 2025 at 2:08 AM UTC, news from November 10 would technically be from "yesterday" and could still be relevant as "today's news digest." However, the user is very strict about "from exactly 2025-11-11 - no outdated information."

Actually, let me reconsider. When someone asks for "today's news digest" on November 11, they typically mean recent news that broke recently, which would include news from the previous day that is still fresh and breaking. The personalization says "If you cant find news for the date (or day before) in sources, then output exactly 'No news available.'" This suggests that news from the day before is acceptable.

However, the user SPECIFICALLY stated "Ensure all news is from exactly 2025-11-11 - no outdated information." This is very strict. Let me look again:

Search results with dates:
1. [1] - November 2025 (no specific date, but talks about November 2025 debut)
2. [2] - "First Week of November 2025" (could be Nov 11)
3. [3] - November 10, 2025 (dated explicitly)
4. [4] - November 10, 2025 (dated explicitly)


5. [5] - November 2025, November 10, 2025 mentions
6. [6] - "Monday, November 10, 2025" explicitly stated
7. [7] - No clear date
8. [8] - November 11 (Moscow time zone mentioned, but general context)
9. [9] - "NOVEMBER 10 2025" explicitly
10. [10] - "November 10, 2025 08:30 ET" explicitly
11. [11] - No specific date
12. [12] - November 11, 2025 (the URL shows /2025/11/11/)
13. [13] - No specific date visible yet

Most of the search results are from November 10, with only a couple potentially from November 11. Given the strict requirement for November 11 content only, I'm working with very limited material that actually meets the criteria. I need to identify which results are actually from November 11, 2025. Looking at the sources more carefully, [12] has a URL dated 2025/11/11 about AI job forecasts, and [8] explicitly states "November 11" in the text regarding the AI Journey 2025 schedule. However, most other results are from November 10. Since the user specifically requires news from exactly November 11 with no outdated information, I'm limited to these two sources that clearly match that date.

The personalization guidelines indicate I should work with available data rather than fabricate content—if I only have two November 11 articles, I should create a shorter digest using those rather than padding with older information. I'll proceed with a condensed version featuring just these two verified November 11 items. I'm weighing whether to provide a minimal digest or acknowledge the lack of substantial content. The user emphasized following instructions exactly—specifically requesting November 11 news—but also granted flexibility to adapt when sources are limited. That tension suggests prioritizing accuracy over forcing incomplete information.

Looking at what's actually available, I have two items with potential value: an AI job forecast and a conference announcement. But neither feels substantial enough to justify a full digest when the user wants news that would genuinely matter to miss. The honest path forward is to indicate that November 11 specifically doesn't have enough actionable AI agents coverage to meet their standards, rather than padding with thin material. I'm weighing two conflicting directives: the personalization allows day-before news as a fallback, but the user's explicit instruction demands November 11 content only. The user's specific constraint takes precedence here.

I've identified only two substantive November 11 articles—the AI job forecast piece and the Moscow conference announcement. This is sparse for a digest, but the user was emphatic about excluding outdated information. I should present what exists from that date in a concise format rather than compromise on the date requirement. I have two solid sources for November 11 content, which gives me enough to work with. The job forecast includes specific data about AI employment trends, and the conference announcement covers the Moscow gathering. I can construct a concise digest from these without padding it out.

I'm tempted to include the November 10 news since it's recent and relevant, but the instruction was explicit—"from exactly 2025-11-11." That's unambiguous, even though "current news" might reasonably include yesterday's reporting. I should stick with what was clearly stated rather than interpret around it.
</think>

```markdown
**AI Job Growth Falls Short of Historical Trends**[12]
AI experts predict only 2% white-collar job growth through 2030—down from the historical 6.8% average. Your role in knowledge work faces real automation pressure. Plan your skills accordingly.

**AI Journey 2025 Conference Launches in Moscow**[8]
The 10th International Conference on artificial intelligence kicks off with sessions on production-grade AI agents, enterprise adoption strategies, and the latest agentic breakthroughs reshaping workflows across industries.
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