Daily 'AI for Work' Pulse: 14th of January
Big update! 5 new AI tools and 110 AI news articles. A packed edition with quick hits, notable launches, and trends worth your coffee break.
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Latest AI Tools
BlueJazzClub
BlueJazzClub creates high-quality, customizable jazz soundtracks for apps and work-fast production, seamless iOS/tvOS integration, and polished BGM praised by developers and listeners.
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Alpine
Alpine unifies docs, tasks, forum, chat, AI agents and a personalized feed in one connected workspace-no integrations needed, so AI has full context and reduces app switching.
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Session Pilot
Session Pilot transcribes live and recorded audio entirely on-device for secure, offline speech-to-text, with long-session support and a frictionless workflow.
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Atoms
Atoms is an AI multi-agent team that turns raw ideas into launched, revenue-generating products, handling research, design, build, launch, traffic and P&L decisions so ideas ship and scale.
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Dawiso AI Context Layer
Dawiso AI Context Layer turns data catalogs into a semantic backbone-defining meaning, ownership, access and relationships. Auto-generated metadata and AI enrichment, plus human governance via MCP, let agents answer the right question with the rig...
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All AI News for Today
110 News Articles published.
Latest General AI News
Stack Overflow's 78% Slump: AI Answers Up, Patience Down
Stack Overflow is fading: December saw just 3,862 questions, a 78% drop. Devs grab quicker AI answers and skip the snark, while partnerships recycle SO's knowledge elsewhere.
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Europe's Great Hesitation: Hiring Slows as AI Anxiety Rises
Europe's hiring cools as output softens, wages ease, and AI jitters creep in. HR should get selective: back high-impact roles, upskill teams, and move talent internally.
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Executives Bet Big on AI in 2026 as Real Value Emerges and Human Challenges Persist
2026 execs aren't pulling back on AI: 99% say it's a top priority as spend climbs and production moves to scale. Value is up, guardrails are common, but people and org clarity lag.
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From Sales to Sovereignty: A U.S. Agenda for AI Capacity-Building with the Global Majority
China is building a broad AI coalition as the U.S. hesitates and partners look elsewhere. To regain influence, Washington must fund compute, train talent, and back local ownership.
Read more →
AI Risks and Cyber Fraud Overtake Ransomware in C-suite Priorities, WEF Report Finds
Boards are shifting focus: AI risks, fraud, phishing, and supply-chain threats now outrank ransomware. Leaders stress data exposure, governance, and resilient recovery basics.
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Army Backs GUARD to Keep Unpredictable AI in Check Across Autonomous Systems
Army funds GUARD to spot and curb unpredictable AI behavior before fielding. The $6.3M prototype builds risk profiles and maps policies to actions to keep autonomy trustworthy.
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Alexa at home, Bee on the go: Amazon's bet on wearable AI
Amazon's Bee is a wearable AI pin or bracelet that records conversations, transcribes them, and surfaces smart follow-ups. It covers your day beyond Alexa, but no audio playback.
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Latest AI News for Creatives
Magic or Machine? Disney's OpenAI Deal Puts Creativity on the Line
Disney's OpenAI deal for Sora promises speed, but risks sanding off the soul. Keep human taste in charge, use AI as a sketch tool, and protect style, rights, and clear labeling.
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Kids Are Missing From the AI Debate-and They're the Ones Who'll Live With It
AI decisions are being made without kids, even though they'll live with them longest. Creatives can make room-test with teens and design for safety, curiosity, and clarity.
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Larian Studios Scraps Generative AI for Divinity After Backlash, Keeps Creation Human
Larian says the next Divinity will be made by people-no gen AI for art or writing, not even concept passes. Fans pushed, the studio listened, and set a clear provenance policy.
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Speed, Not Spectacle, Is Rewriting Marketing: Nvidia's Jamie Allen on AI's Next Act
Jamie Allen says AI won't erase marketing-it's re-engineering how work gets done. Think faster drafts, agent-led tools, and SaaS workflows that make creative and ops click.
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Australia's Watchdog Backs AI Licensing Over New Copyright Exception
Australia's Productivity Commission backs licensing for AI training-no new text/data mining carve-out or quick fixes. Creators have leverage: negotiate permission and get paid.
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Latest AI News for Customer Support
Tugi Tark secures Pitch ICE Barcelona 2026 slot amid record applications, bringing AI agents to iGaming player support
Tugi Tark is one of 12 startups picked for Pitch ICE Barcelona 2026 amid a 200% spike in applications. Their AI agents scale player support, improving retention and compliance.
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Google Cloud launches Gemini Enterprise, an AI platform connecting shopping and customer service across channels
Google Cloud launched Gemini Enterprise for Customer Experience, uniting shopping and support so one agent can place orders and fix issues. Early users include Kroger and Lowe's.
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AI in focus at Kuwait PR and customer service conference, with digital transformation and industry awards front and center
Kuwait's AI in PR and Customer Service conference showed AI's shift from pilots to core work. Teams that upskill and set guardrails will respond faster with more clarity.
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Contact Center Automation 2026: Agentic AI, Smarter Workflows, Happier Customers
With budgets tight and expectations climbing, automation takes the busywork while agents handle nuance and outcomes. Start small with AI agents and assist, then scale by results.
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Latest AI News for Education
Riyadh Hosts Global AI and Education Summit to Equip Youth for the Future of Work
Riyadh hosts a major AI conference on skills for education and work. Expect concrete plans for curricula, assessment, faculty training, and real-world learning.
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Nigeria Risks Losing Its AI Talent Without Education Reforms
Without real AI courses and support, Nigeria risks a deeper brain drain. Make AI basic literacy in schools, go hands-on, and link classrooms to local jobs to keep talent home.
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UK trainee teachers to get early AI access as Teachmate's university partnerships go live from 2026
Teachmate is partnering with UK universities to give trainees 12 months of AI access from their final year, starting Sept 2026. It builds confident use and cuts planning workload.
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From Chalkboards to Smartboards: Lesufi's AI Vision for Connected Gauteng Classrooms
Gauteng premier Panyaza Lesufi charts a plan to bring AI to every classroom, swap chalkboards for tablets, and ease overcrowding. Partnerships and teacher training lead the push.
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Deepfake abuse leaves Fiji teen too scared to return to school as rights commission urges urgent action
AI image abuse is pushing students out of school and wrecking well-being. Schools must act fast with clear reporting, takedowns, counseling, and single point of contact.
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Latest AI News for Executives and Strategy
AI strategy pivots from efficiency to growth as CAIOs gain clout
Leaders are pivoting from cost-cutting to growth: 77% say AI is for expansion, 92% at large firms. CAIOs gain clout and agentic AI rises, while public trust still wobbles.
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Meta Hires Dina Powell McCormick to Lead AI Buildout and Government Partnerships
Meta hired Dina Powell McCormick as president, vice chair to speed its AI buildout and public partnerships. Expect bigger data centers, faster permits, energy deals, and funding.
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Gen X Leaders Set the Pace for UK AI and Hiring in 2026 - What Investors Should Watch
Gen X leaders at UK firms will push practical AI pilots, tight ROI checks, and vendor discipline. Expect upskilling, steady rollouts, and margins improving quarter by quarter.
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Federal Leaders on AI: Mission Results, Risk, and What's Next
AI is moving from pilots to outcomes across federal cyber, GEOINT, space, and citizen services. Join Feb 24 to see what works and how to manage model and data risk.
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Applications now open for AI Academy's second CAIO Executive Program cohort in Abu Dhabi
Applications open for the second CAIO Executive Program from AI Academy in Abu Dhabi. Expect governance, measurable ROI, and enterprise rollout; apply by Mar 29, starts Apr 10.
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JPM26 Day 1: Waystar rolls out agentic AI as Intermountain urges unity, Providence brings teams back, Tempus expands precision oncology partnerships
JPM26 day one was all execution: AI moves from pilots to production, ops tighten, and partnerships lead. Waystar, Intermountain, Providence, AdventHealth, and Tempus set the tone.
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How to Stay Steady When AI Won't Sit Still
AI is here; move fast without building on sand. Close the gap with clear leadership, reflexive teams, focused automation, and governance that builds trust.
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Latest AI News for Finance
Pagaya (PGY) Hits the Conference Circuit as ABS Funding Builds and AI Scrutiny Mounts
Pagaya hits investor conferences to spotlight its AI underwriting, data network, and ABS funding. Watch funding spreads, partner adds, and model performance as momentum builds.
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AI Shake-Up Sends Top Tech Talent to Finance - and the Public Wins
Tech's AI shift puts top engineers on the market; finance can hire now. Move fast to upgrade data, governance, and ops for quicker processing, cleaner audits, and real-time P&L.
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AI and tech skills fuel 12% rise in UK finance vacancies in 2025 as software roles outpace banking
UK finance vacancies jumped 12% in 2025, fueled by demand for AI, software, data, and regulatory skills. Software roles now edge past banking as admin and broking jobs shrink.
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AI Is Here to Stay: What Financial Planners Should Do Now
AI helps advisors with prep, research, planning, compliance, ops, and marketing-with guardrails and human review. Start small, track results, and use a simple 30-60-90 plan.
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AI talent arms race lifts UK finance vacancies 12% as tech roles overtake banking
UK finance vacancies rose 12% in 2025, driven by demand for AI, data, and regulatory skills. Tech roles now lead as manual jobs shrink, and Q1 hiring looks steady despite soft Q4.
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Latest AI News for Government
From Sales to Sovereignty: A U.S. Agenda for AI Capacity-Building with the Global Majority
China is building a broad AI coalition as the U.S. hesitates and partners look elsewhere. To regain influence, Washington must fund compute, train talent, and back local ownership.
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Welsh Government backs AI adoption with £2.1m for SMEs, tourism and skills
Wales commits £2.1m to help SMEs use AI, funding awareness, tourism pilots, and skills. Co-funded training backs responsible rollout and helps turn pilots into everyday use.
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Welsh Government backs AI adoption with £2.1m for SMEs, skills and tourism
Wales is investing £2.1m to help SMEs use AI responsibly and lift productivity. Backing covers awareness, tourism initiatives, and skills via Business Wales and the FSP.
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Army Backs GUARD to Keep Unpredictable AI in Check Across Autonomous Systems
Army funds GUARD to spot and curb unpredictable AI behavior before fielding. The $6.3M prototype builds risk profiles and maps policies to actions to keep autonomy trustworthy.
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£2.1m AI Skills and Adoption Boost for Welsh SMEs
Wales is investing £2.1m to help SMEs use AI, backing awareness, training, and tourism marketing. It's about practical adoption, skills, and ethical, bilingual access.
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Getting AI Right in Government: Guardrails First, Scale What Works
In government, start small, scale up, and keep humans in control. Let AI handle the dull bits, bake in security from day one, then prove value before tackling higher-risk tasks.
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Latest AI News for Healthcare
OpenAI buys Torch for about $100M to bring unified medical records to ChatGPT Health
OpenAI bought Torch for about $100M to speed up ChatGPT Health. Torch unifies labs, meds, and visit notes, paving the way for early pilots in retrieval and summaries.
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Claude for Healthcare lands a week after ChatGPT Health with HIPAA-ready tools, health record syncing, and human oversight
Anthropic rolls out Claude for Healthcare days after OpenAI, adding health records links and enterprise tools to cut admin load. Requires human review; keeps outputs grounded.
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AI Is Helping Canadian Doctors Save Time and Lives-But It Can't Replace Care
AI eases admin work and flags risk earlier in Canada-scribes save hours; early-warning tools cut unexpected deaths. Start small, track gains, and guard privacy and bias.
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Anthropic joins OpenAI in healthcare AI with Claude for Healthcare, putting safety first and easing clinician workload
Anthropic brings Claude to healthcare, joining OpenAI with tools that cut paperwork and support docs, research, and ops. Emphasis is on safety, accuracy, and clinician control.
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Who Should Regulate Health AI? Guardrails, not roadblocks, and a fair shot for every hospital
Health AI is moving from labs to bedsides, forcing tough calls on safety, bias, and who sets rules. Cohen urges firm standards, shared oversight, and support for smaller hospitals.
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Latest AI News for Hospitality and Events
INVNT puts AI in the C-suite to build smarter, safer live experiences
INVNT elevates AI to the C-suite, naming James Nicholas Kinney to lead a function spanning strategy, creative, production, and data. Smarter data, clear guardrails, humans in charge.
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Latest AI News for Human Resources
Europe's Great Hesitation: Hiring Slows as AI Anxiety Rises
Europe's hiring cools as output softens, wages ease, and AI jitters creep in. HR should get selective: back high-impact roles, upskill teams, and move talent internally.
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Let AI Agents In: HR's Time to Lead
AI agents are moving HR from admin to strategy-surfacing insights, guiding onboarding, and flagging risks. Start small, prove value fast, and set clear guardrails and review points.
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Recruiters turn to AI in 2026 to find hidden talent as workers stay put
As job hugging grows, recruiters are leaning on AI earlier in hiring. 93% plan to use it more, and 66% will bring it into pre-screens to find signal faster.
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RightFoot Helps Gulf Company Fast-Track AI Readiness with Data-Driven Upskilling
RightFoot helped a Gulf company map skills, spot gaps, and launch focused AI learning. No more generic courses; adoption sped up and teams are set to use AI with guardrails.
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Latest AI News for Insurance
Allianz and Anthropic Join Forces on Responsible AI for Faster, Fairer Insurance
Allianz and Anthropic partner to scale responsible AI, improve claims handling, and speed up development with clear oversight. Expect faster payouts and full decision logs.
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Elevated Cat Losses and AI Set the Agenda for Commercial Insurance in 2026
2026 brings a higher cat loss floor (~$150B) and ongoing geopolitics, while AI speeds underwriting and claims. Expect steady growth and more creative risk financing.
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Anthropic, Allianz strike AI pact to roll out Claude companywide, speed claims, and log every decision
Allianz taps Anthropic's Claude to speed work, automate claims with agents, and keep logs for regulators. Human oversight stays on, with every step recorded.
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Allianz partners with Anthropic to fast-track responsible AI in insurance
Allianz teams up with Anthropic to bring responsible AI to underwriting, claims, and operations. Expect faster workflows with human oversight, clear logs, and better accuracy.
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Cat Bonds vs. Frontier AI: Pricing the Risks Insurers Won't Touch
AI can cause rare, market-wide losses that standard covers struggle to carry. Cat bonds ringfence that tail with clear, auditable triggers and collateral kept off core P&C books.
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Latest AI News for IT and Development
Stack Overflow's 78% Slump: AI Answers Up, Patience Down
Stack Overflow is fading: December saw just 3,862 questions, a 78% drop. Devs grab quicker AI answers and skip the snark, while partnerships recycle SO's knowledge elsewhere.
Read more →
Neural Concept's physics-aware AI Design Copilot cuts CAD work from weeks to minutes
Neural Concept launched an AI Design Copilot at CES to speed early design for engineering teams. It claims minutes-long, physics-aware CAD exploration and up to 50% less rework.
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AI Risks and Cyber Fraud Overtake Ransomware in C-suite Priorities, WEF Report Finds
Boards are shifting focus: AI risks, fraud, phishing, and supply-chain threats now outrank ransomware. Leaders stress data exposure, governance, and resilient recovery basics.
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8 Best Practices to Get Real Results from AI-Powered Low-Code and No-Code Tools
Agentic AI is changing how teams build: low- and no-code tools with copilots speed prototypes and widen who can contribute. Real wins need governance, clear prompts, human review.
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Alexa at home, Bee on the go: Amazon's bet on wearable AI
Amazon's Bee is a wearable AI pin or bracelet that records conversations, transcribes them, and surfaces smart follow-ups. It covers your day beyond Alexa, but no audio playback.
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Latest AI News for Legal
Grok deepfakes face UK crackdown as Ofcom probes and new law kicks in
Ofcom is probing Grok after reports of non-consensual and child deepfakes on X. A new UK offence will criminalise creating such images, putting platforms and tools on notice.
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New York RAISE Act and AI Companion Law Raise the Bar on AI Safety Amid Federal Pushback
New York passed the AI Companion Model law and the RAISE Act, tightening safety, disclosure, and audit rules. Legal teams need real controls, logs, and 72-hour incident playbooks.
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Singapore Academy of Law rolls out AI coach app and fresh training to close skills gaps
Singapore will upskill lawyers in practical AI, with SAL rolling out an app to spot gaps and guide development. IMDA will guide safe use; Chief Justice warns: protect core skills.
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GC AI ROI Study: In-House Legal Teams Reclaim 14 Hours Each Week, 14% Less Outside Counsel Spend, 21% Higher Accuracy
GC AI study finds in-house teams regain 14 hours a week using legal AI-work moves faster, accuracy up 21%, and outside counsel spend drops 14%. Some save 5+ hours a day.
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UBC Law builds AI guardrails for justice, from deepfakes to due process
UBC's Allard Law is moving fast to keep courts credible as AI enters legal practice. New courses and partners focus on fair use, deepfake detection, and stronger evidence rules.
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Latest AI News for Management
Executives Bet Big on AI in 2026 as Real Value Emerges and Human Challenges Persist
2026 execs aren't pulling back on AI: 99% say it's a top priority as spend climbs and production moves to scale. Value is up, guardrails are common, but people and org clarity lag.
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SPARC AI Appoints Kartika Saran as CFO, John Dinan Steps Down
SPARC AI named Kartika Saran, CPA, CA, CFO, effective immediately, bringing public-company finance experience. John Dinan stepped down; the team's eye is on disciplined growth.
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AI Risks and Cyber Fraud Overtake Ransomware in C-suite Priorities, WEF Report Finds
Boards are shifting focus: AI risks, fraud, phishing, and supply-chain threats now outrank ransomware. Leaders stress data exposure, governance, and resilient recovery basics.
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From Silos to Self-Healing: How AI Is Rewiring Global Supply Chains
AI moves supply chains from reactive to predictive: control towers, digital twins, and autonomous logistics cut risk, cost, and emissions. People still make the big calls.
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Turbocharging HR: AI that cuts admin, clarifies goals, and lifts performance
AI clears the busywork and raises the quality of goals, feedback, and 1:1s. Link goals to real work, run a steady cadence, and let managers coach more-not chase forms.
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RightFoot Helps Gulf Company Fast-Track AI Readiness with Data-Driven Upskilling
RightFoot helped a Gulf company map skills, spot gaps, and launch focused AI learning. No more generic courses; adoption sped up and teams are set to use AI with guardrails.
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Financial Advisors Tip Toward AI in 2026: New Use Cases, FPAi Authority, and Rules Still Catching Up
Wealth firms expect 2026 to shift AI from note-takers to real ops: prospecting, planning, and advisor support. Adoption rises as FPA offers guidance and regulators push testing.
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Taste Over Templates: Keeping Social Media Human in the Age of AI
AI can crank out drafts, but taste and judgment still win on social. Put people in the driver's seat, use AI for grunt work, and scale output without losing the signal.
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Latest AI News for Marketing
Move Fast or Get Left Behind: Bill Lederer's MADTECH.AI for Real-Time Decisions
Bill Lederer says in AI-led marketing, move fast or get punished. MADTECH.AI wrangles siloed data and steers live campaigns so teams act sooner and waste less.
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Inside CMSWire's Marketing & CX Leadership: What CMOs Need to Know in 2026
Skip the noise-get clear data, tight analysis and moves you can ship this quarter. One insight, one action, one measurable win across speed, message, moments, trust, talent.
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Rakuten Advertising Launches Innovation Labs, Bringing AI Recommendations to Advertisers and Publishers
Rakuten Advertising launches Innovation Labs to fast-track AI in affiliate marketing. AI Recommendations surface fresh publisher options and product picks to lift results.
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Cathay Pacific trims back-office roles to fund AI, still hiring 3,000
Cathay Pacific will cut HQ and back-office spend to fund AI, with 5% savings by 2026 and a 20% admin cut by 2030. Marketing will see more automation, tighter ROI, and leaner teams.
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Speed, Not Spectacle, Is Rewriting Marketing: Nvidia's Jamie Allen on AI's Next Act
Jamie Allen says AI won't erase marketing-it's re-engineering how work gets done. Think faster drafts, agent-led tools, and SaaS workflows that make creative and ops click.
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Meaning, Not Volume: AI Optimization Becomes a Core Marketing Function
AI now interprets your brand before people do, deciding if you belong and what you're known for. Fix legacy signals, define your story, and enforce consistency everywhere.
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Maine Agency Turns 17 as AI Upends Small Business Marketing
After 16 years, Wonderful Websites & SEO doubles down on the core four while helping small businesses sort useful AI from noise. Results, not lock-ins, keep clients around.
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From priced out to prime time: AI puts TV within reach for SMEs as questions over access, quality and control linger
AI is letting smaller brands get on TV, shifting spend from pricey shoots to smarter buys. Quality's catching up, and early results suggest real lift without losing the human touch.
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Latest AI News for Operations
Allianz and Anthropic Team Up to Embed Responsible AI from Code to Claims
Allianz partners with Anthropic to roll out responsible AI across operations, from Claude Code to audit-ready logs. First up: claims automation with human oversight.
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Agentic AI moves from pilots to practice in financial crime and compliance
Agentic AI is moving from pilots to daily use, and most leaders expect clear gains within 2-3 years. Think faster investigations, stronger SARs, rising budgets, and new roles.
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Machine Learning Is Remaking Data Centre Operations: Cooler, Leaner and Built for AI
AI workloads are straining data centers, and ML steps in as the control layer. Expect smarter cooling, predictive maintenance, tighter security, and steadier networks.
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McDonald's Bets on AI to Speed Service, Cut Mistakes, and Personalize App Rewards
McDonald's leans on AI to tighten accuracy, speed the drive-thru, and personalize offers. Scales catch misses, voice bots are on hold, and app deals lift loyalty-measure, iterate.
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$140M Boost Puts Torq at $1.2B as AI Agents Take On Security Ops
Torq raised $140M at a $1.2B valuation to speed its AI-driven SecOps platform. It automates alert triage and response across stacks, cutting MTTA/MTTR and easing alert fatigue.
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Study: Retail's Biggest AI Gains Are in Operations, Not Chatbots
AI's big retail gains live in operations, not chatbots. Think pricing, forecasting, and inventory-where margin and service move.
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AI-RAN that pays for itself: energy savings, spectral efficiency, and a pragmatic O-RAN roadmap for telcos
AI-RAN is delivering real operational gains: 10-15% energy cuts, higher spectral efficiency, and more capacity. Start with energy and one platform; embed AI in RAN.
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Latest AI News for PR and Communications
Supernewsroom.AI Launches Agentic PR GPT in ChatGPT for Global Earned Media and AI Search Visibility
Supernewsroom.AI launches a PR agent in ChatGPT that takes you from idea to credible coverage and AI visibility. It drafts pitches, matches outlets, tapping 800+ publishers.
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AI-Driven Cinematic Animation, Human Creativity, and Legacy of Light Take Center Stage at Government Communications Forum
Speakers spotlighted AI-driven animation, from Legacy of Light to new workflow and governance wins. The gist: people decide; AI makes it faster.
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AI in focus at Kuwait PR and customer service conference, with digital transformation and industry awards front and center
Kuwait's AI in PR and Customer Service conference showed AI's shift from pilots to core work. Teams that upskill and set guardrails will respond faster with more clarity.
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Trustpoint Xposure Becomes AEO-certified PR Agency, Moving Brands from Ranked to Cited in AI Search
Trustpoint Xposure is now an AEO-certified PR agency helping brands earn citations in AI search. It uses structured messaging and coverage so brands become the trusted answer.
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CAYIN Adds AI to Digital Signage: Instant Images, Smarter Copy, Multilingual Alerts, Easier Management
CAYIN adds AI to its signage players and CMS: text-to-image, copy suggestions, and multilingual alerts. Teams can go from idea to screen faster and manage thousands of displays.
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Latest AI News for Product Development
ProductPlan Acquires Winware.ai to Build AI Product Intelligence Platform, Names Steven Cohn CEO
ProductPlan bought Winware.ai and named founder Steven Cohn as CEO. They're folding agentic and generative AI into roadmaps so teams make faster, evidence-backed calls.
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Neural Concept's physics-aware AI Design Copilot cuts CAD work from weeks to minutes
Neural Concept launched an AI Design Copilot at CES to speed early design for engineering teams. It claims minutes-long, physics-aware CAD exploration and up to 50% less rework.
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AI No Longer Optional for Furniture Brands: 3D Design, Marketing, and Customer Experience Get Smarter
Furniture brands are moving from AI tests to daily use, with clear wins in 3D visuals, content, and forecasting. Keep scope tight, connect tools, and track results weekly.
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Alexa at home, Bee on the go: Amazon's bet on wearable AI
Amazon's Bee is a wearable AI pin or bracelet that records conversations, transcribes them, and surfaces smart follow-ups. It covers your day beyond Alexa, but no audio playback.
Read more →
Latest AI News for Real Estate and Construction
From Bricks to Bytes: The UK Public Estate Gets a Brain
UK public buildings are getting a brain: digital twins and AI fine-tune comfort, cut energy, and prevent breakdowns. Teams move from firefighting to planning-and scale fast.
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Latest AI News for Sales
JD Sports to Enable One-Click Purchases in AI Apps, Starting with Microsoft Copilot
JD Sports is bringing one-click checkout to AI chats via Microsoft Copilot. US rolls out first, with Commercetools and Stripe under the hood, then UK and Europe later this year.
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Outpace the Algorithm: Beasley and NRG's Blueprint for AI-Era Radio Sales
AI is remaking media sales: lead with the objective, put digital at the core, and prove results. Beasley and NRG win by hiring digital-first, bundling, and owning follow-through.
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AI Runs Sales in 2026: Bot-to-Bot Negotiations Up Front, Humans Seal the Deal
By 2026, AI drives prospecting and first-pass talks while reps focus on judgment, trust, and the close. Lean teams speed cycles with smarter CRMs and clear guardrails.
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Citi Trends targets $900M sales and $45M EBITDA by 2027 on AI and community buzz
CTRN plans $900M sales and $45M EBITDA by 2027 via tighter ops, AI analytics, and a community push. Remodels, openings, and viral buzz hint at comps rising despite a 1.13% dip.
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Tempus AI surges on Q4 sales beat as diagnostics revenue doubles ahead of JPMorgan Healthcare Conference
Tempus AI popped after a Q4 beat, with ~$367M revenue and diagnostics doubling to ~$266M. Sellers should target scale pains now-speed, throughput, and revenue capture.
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Latest AI News for Science and Research
UA Little Rock Ph.D. Student Uses AI to Trace the Feelings Behind Einstein's Breakthroughs
A UA Little Rock Ph.D. maps emotion in science by pairing AI with Einstein's letters and papers over time. The patterns hint when to press, pause, or pivot in research.
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Penn State's ZENN Teaches AI to Handle Messy, Mismatched Data
Penn State's ZENN teaches AI to read data quality, adapting across messy, multi-site datasets. Expect steadier predictions in imaging and materials without brittle harmonization.
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From Sales to Sovereignty: A U.S. Agenda for AI Capacity-Building with the Global Majority
China is building a broad AI coalition as the U.S. hesitates and partners look elsewhere. To regain influence, Washington must fund compute, train talent, and back local ownership.
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South Korea's National Science AI Institute to Open in June, Putting AI at the Core of Government Research
South Korea will open the National Science AI Research Institute by June, linking labs to AI via co-researcher model. New one-year reviews and KIST's 40B-won plan back the shift.
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Army Backs GUARD to Keep Unpredictable AI in Check Across Autonomous Systems
Army funds GUARD to spot and curb unpredictable AI behavior before fielding. The $6.3M prototype builds risk profiles and maps policies to actions to keep autonomy trustworthy.
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From brain scans to alloys, ZENN helps AI spot signal in messy data
Penn State's ZENN helps AI read messy, uneven data by separating signal from uncertainty. It adds clarity across fields and even decoded an odd iron-platinum alloy.
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Latest AI News for Writers
Baldur's Gate 3 Lead Writer Says AI Writing Is 3/10, Divinity Stays Human
BG3's Adam Smith says AI scored "3/10" for real game writing, so Larian keeps final lines human. Practical upshot: iterate, set a clear bar, and use AI for drafts only.
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Baldur's Gate 3 Studio Drops Generative AI for Divinity, Says AI Writing Is 3/10 at Best
Larian Studios is ditching gen AI for Baldur's Gate 3 and Divinity-art and writing alike. The takeaway: trust the edit, keep voice tight, and refine with real passes.
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