Group 1 - The AI field is transitioning from the era of large models to the era of intelligent agents, which brings security challenges such as overreach and excessive delegation [1] - The "2025 Terminal Intelligent Agent Security" white paper was jointly released by Shanghai AI Laboratory, CAICT, Ant Group, and IIFAA Alliance, providing a comprehensive risk assessment guide for terminal intelligent agents [1][2] - Intelligent agents are rapidly penetrating various terminal devices like smartphones, glasses, headphones, and car systems, redefining interaction methods across multiple industries including life, industrial, medical, and education [1] Group 2 - The white paper outlines three major protective paths: single intelligent agent security, multi-agent trusted interconnection, and AI terminal security, aiming to serve as a comprehensive and targeted security guideline [2] - The white paper introduces a terminal intelligent agent security system supported by a technical ecosystem, detailing security technologies for single agents and multi-agent interactions [2] - Over 70% of intelligent agent practitioners express concerns about issues like AI hallucinations, erroneous decisions, and data leaks, with more than half indicating their companies lack a designated security officer for intelligent agents [3] Group 3 - Ant Group's "Ant Tianjian" has announced an upgrade to its large model security solution, adding intelligent agent security assessment tools with a risk judgment accuracy rate exceeding 96% [3]