Daily 'AI for Work' Pulse: 7th of November
Big Friday update! Mega drop today: 9 new AI tools and 118 AI news articles. A packed edition to quickly spot the standouts and wrap up your week strong.
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Latest AI Tools
Fire Your QA Today
Fire Your QA Today automates UI testing with a browser-native agent that learns from one screen recording. Install the Chrome extension, record a test, then run thousands on real UIs - including Netsuite, SAP, shadow DOMs and slow loads.
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iisee.me
Upload a photo to iisee.me to generate a grid of cloned faces that track your mouse. Built in under 8 hours with the expression-editor model, it produces a strange, interactive crowd of mildly curious copies of you.
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agor
Agor: real-time collaboration with instant cursor sync, mobile agent prompting, built-in scheduler, MCP-backed self-aware agents, session trees on canvas, and shared dev environment management.
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Everywhere
Everywhere brings an AI assistant into your OS - it sees your screen and helps in-place so you don't switch apps or copy text. Lightweight, privacy-aware, and community-built to streamline everyday tasks.
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Stream Ring by Sandbar
Stream Ring by Sandbar: wearable voice mouse that captures thoughts discreetly, turns talks into notes, and acts as a private extension of your thinking, offering quiet prompts and a personalized inner voice.
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Dazl
Dazl lets product managers, designers, and developers shape AI-built apps with clarity: chat to evolve ideas, switch to visual panels or code for precision, and inspect generated logic, structure and behavior.
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Packmind Open Source
Packmind Open Source manages Context Engineering: versioning, distributing, and enforcing organizational coding standards across repos and AI coding assistants, keeping AI-generated code consistent and compliant.
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Golf
Golf Firewall protects MCP servers by inspecting every response between data platforms and customer agents in real time, blocking prompt-injection attacks to keep agents secure and maintain safe enterprise deployments.
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Ancher
Ancher delivers clear, concise news summaries with context and source links, reducing noise so you save time and stay informed with meaningful, reliable updates.
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All AI News for Today
118 News Articles published.
Latest General AI News
From dashboards to doers: AI agents knit the enterprise together
AI agents are moving past dashboards, coordinating end-to-end work via APIs with context from digital twins and an enterprise graph. Start small, add guardrails, then scale.
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Inside AgiBot: AI and Human Trainers Teach Humanoid Robots to Work China's Factory Lines
AgiBot trains two-armed humanoids on live lines, learning from operators to handle variable factory work with steady results. Start small, measure hard, then scale what works.
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4 Real-World Ways AI Agents Turn Incident Commanders into Strategists
AI agents handle the grunt work of incident response so leaders make the calls that matter. From triage to post-incident, they speed action, sharpen comms, and keep audits clean.
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Tinder taps AI and your Camera Roll to spark better matches amid subscriber slump
Tinder is testing 'Chemistry,' an AI that reads your Camera Roll to suggest better matches. Big upside if trust holds; pilots run in NZ/AU as revenue and subs slide.
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Latest AI News for Creatives
Pantone and Microsoft team up on AI Palette Generator to speed color exploration in Pantone Connect
Pantone and Microsoft launch a chat-based Palette Generator in Pantone Connect, now in open beta. Get on-brief palettes in minutes, grounded in trend data and color psychology.
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Human Mentors Give the Pushback AI Won't
AI is handy for prep and prompts, but it can't read the room or push you when it counts. Real mentors bring empathy, hard truths, and accountability that build lasting careers.
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UK Court Dismisses Most of Getty's AI Claims, Training Law Still Murky
UK court dodged the big call on AI training, leaving creators in limbo and giving devs a lift. It said models learn patterns, but flagged narrow trademark hits for watermarks.
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Free Markets Can't Survive AI Built on Stolen Work
AI is stripping creators for parts-training on their work without a yes, then cashing in. Fix it: consent, credit, fair pay, and humans in the loop.
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AI vs Copyright: Who Owns Creativity Now?
AI moves fast, but rights lag-so protect your work. Keep humans in charge, log prompts and edits, use licensed sources, tag provenance, and prep takedowns.
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Getty's UK Fight Against Stability AI Falters, AI Training Law Stays Murky
UK court ducked the big call on AI training and copyright, leaving creatives in limbo. Getty snagged a narrow trademark win, but enforcement hinges on proof and place.
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Latest AI News for Customer Support
Giga Raises $61M Series A to Scale AI Customer Support Agents for Regulated Industries
Giga raised $61M led by Redpoint, with YC and Nexus, to scale its AI support platform. Expect emotionally aware agents with guardrails for compliance-heavy teams.
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Giga raises $61M to bring real-time voice AI to Fortune 100 customer support
Giga raised $61M to bring sub-second voice AI to enterprise support, eyeing Fortune 100 rollouts. Think faster resolutions, integrations, and pilots that prove CSAT, compliance.
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Agentic AI in Broadband 2025: From Customer Care to Construction and Cybersecurity
AI is moving from hype to habit in broadband support, with execs reporting strong ROI. Start small: proactive fixes, smarter routing, clear guardrails, and human handoffs.
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Can't Share the Full Article? Here's How I Still Get You the Insights That Matter
AI may refuse full text, but you can still get what matters. Ask for summaries and key facts, then turn them into a 30/60/90-day plan to boost CSAT, AHT, FCR, and staffing.
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Walmart brings AI to holiday shopping with aisle finders, curated lists and to-the-minute delivery
Walmart rolled out AI shopping-store deals, in-aisle directions, AR-for the holidays. Expect more tickets; support teams should prep scripts, precise ETAs, and solid handoffs.
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Latest AI News for Education
Vanderbilt Hosts Global Education Deans to Reimagine AI's Role in Teaching and Learning
At Vanderbilt, education leaders from four continents agreed: use AI as a thought partner, not a replacement. Priorities included training, clear norms, and real community work.
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England Adds Fake News and AI Lessons to Schools by 2028, Trims Exams in Biggest Shake-Up in a Decade
England will teach media literacy and AI, cut teen exams by 10%, and boost reading, money skills, and citizenship. Final curriculum due 2027; teaching starts Sept 2028.
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Michigan Ross launches AI concentration for MBAs, joining Wharton and Booth in a growing shift
Michigan Ross launched a Full-Time MBA concentration in AI, making fluency part of the core. For educators, it's a signal: teach tools, ethics, cross-campus work, and projects.
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AI's Next Lesson: Tutors, Safeguards, and a Culture of Risk-Taking
AI is changing classrooms fast: think daily tutoring, smarter co-pilots, and redesigned assessments. Start small with app-layer tools, keep teachers central, and run pilots now.
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Latest AI News for Executives and Strategy
Invisible Advisors, Real Decisions: Governing the AI-Assisted CEO
CEOs bring AI-shaped plans to boards, but the influence is mostly invisible. Demand disclosures on models, data, and guardrails, and be clear about who owns the judgment.
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Yum Brands keeps AI on the menu amid leadership shake-up and choppy economy
Yum Brands doubles down on AI as leadership shifts and brand results split. Byte rolls out to more KFCs and dev teams, aiming for faster ops and better franchisee economics.
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AI tops Africa's CEO agenda for 2026 as skills and budgets surge
AI tops the agenda for African CEOs heading into 2026, with rising budgets and confidence. The plan: pick profit-first use cases, fix data and infra, and scale what works.
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African CEOs Bet Big on AI as Confidence and Dealmaking Surge
African CEOs stay bullish, putting AI, talent, ESG and security at the top. Confidence and M&A are rising as AI shifts into operations, even with data and infrastructure gaps.
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Charlotte's 11th Annual C-Level Tech Summit, Nov. 6: AI, Cyber, and Growth - Limited Seats
Last call: HMG's Charlotte C-Level Technology Leadership Summit is tomorrow, Nov 6. Free for qualified CIOs/CISOs/CEOs; limited seating; swap insights on AI, security, leadership.
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Rezolve AI (RZLV): Leadership Shakeup Meets Volatility as DCF Points to 55% Upside
Rezolve AI names Arthur Yao as combined COO/CFO to tighten execution and cash discipline. Shares swing while DCF pegs fair value at $8.89 vs $4.03; next quarters must prove it.
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Latest AI News for Finance
Undervalued or priced to perfection? NCR Atleos after the Kuwait Finance House AI deal
NCR Atleos teams with Kuwait Finance House on AI video avatars to boost in-branch service. Shares look ~15% undervalued, but a lofty P/E makes execution the swing factor.
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AI That Predicts and Explains Financial Market Stress: Early Warnings Policymakers Can Act On
Markets crack where liquidity thins and arbitrage breaks. New ML models forecast tail risk early and use Shapley and news-guided LLMs to show what's driving the signal.
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Exit-Ready or Miss the Moment: PE CFOs ramp up AI-enabled finance to lift valuations
97% of sponsors want CFOs exit-ready and AI-mature; only 20% are, costing 1-3 turns. Treat readiness as a quarterly system to hit price and timing.
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Smarter Care, Safer Money: AI's Real Impact in Healthcare and Finance
AI is in daily use across healthcare and finance, speeding decisions and improving accuracy. Think faster imaging reads, smoother billing, smarter fraud checks, clearer risk calls.
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Latest AI News for Government
AI and data science qualification at risk from teacher shortages amid curriculum overhaul
Schools may get a new AI/data science path and a broader computing GCSE, with AI taught across subjects. The snag is familiar: too few specialists to make it work at scale.
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Ukraine launches Diia.AI, first national AI assistant, as it builds an Agentic State
Ukraine launched Diia.AI, a national assistant that handles requests in the Diia app and completes tasks end to end. Leaders get a blueprint to move from forms to AI-run services.
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India puts AI innovation first, keeps regulation on standby
India backs AI innovation now, with guardrails if risks surface. New guidelines stress a people-first approach-trust, fairness, accountability, safety, and clear disclosures.
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Government plans AI and data science qualifications for 16-18-year-olds in curriculum shake-up
Government plans new 16-18 AI and data science qualifications to boost standards and build a skills pipeline. Stronger literacy, maths and media lessons aim to close gaps early.
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India puts AI innovation first, will regulate only when needed
India will push AI innovation first, stepping in with laws only if risks demand it. New MeitY guidance urges transparency, human oversight, traceability and clear accountability.
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Latest AI News for Healthcare
Discovery's Vitality AI, Powered by Google Cloud, Brings Personalised, Proactive Healthcare to Millions
Discovery and Google launch Vitality AI to shift care from treatment to proactive, personal support. Early pilots saw 5.5x screenings and 19% more early cancer caught.
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Rochelle Walensky: AI Can Improve Care-If We Retrain Clinicians, Confront Bias, and Keep Patients First
Walensky says AI can ease triage and paperwork, but warns against overworking clinicians; save judgment and keep patients first. She urges bias checks, training, and smart policy.
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Hospitals Greenlight RAD's AI Security After Pilot, With Revenue and Rollout Ahead
RAD's RIO 360 pilot in hospitals is moving to paid service Nov 1, 2025, with more sites on deck. Expect broader coverage, faster escalation, and lower security costs.
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Can Europe's AI Act Win Trust for Health AI-or Just Add More Red Tape?
Healthcare AI in Europe holds promise but faces a trust gap, staffing strain, and a maze of rules. The EU AI Act sets a floor; leaders must add guardrails, oversight and proof.
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Inside Nabla's Clinical AI: Safety, Transparency, and What's Next
Clinical AI moves forward by putting safety and clinician trust first. Nabla builds medical models with clinicians in the loop, working inside EHRs for 85,000+ clinicians.
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From Caution to Bionic Care: AI That Cuts Costs, Finds Drugs, and Simulates Trial and Error
AI is rewriting healthcare's operating system: fewer bottlenecks, faster discovery, lower costs. Keep humans in control with tight guardrails, clear metrics, and pilots that scale.
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Smarter Care, Safer Money: AI's Real Impact in Healthcare and Finance
AI is in daily use across healthcare and finance, speeding decisions and improving accuracy. Think faster imaging reads, smoother billing, smarter fraud checks, clearer risk calls.
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Latest AI News for Hospitality and Events
Innovation Fest 2025: From Silos to Connected, Human-Centered Hospitality with Infor and AWS
Innovation Fest 2025 highlights connected hospitality tech from Infor and AWS-AI, automation, and data boosting decisions and service. Build open systems that keep it human.
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AI Is Rewriting the Hotel Playbook: Personal Stays, Direct Bookings, Better Margins
Hotels are moving from reactive service to smart, proactive stays. With AI handling routine tasks and upsells, teams deliver warmer moments-and margins and loyalty climb.
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Latest AI News for Human Resources
Amazon's AI Layoffs Signal a Talent Remix - How CIOs Should Respond
Amazon's 14,000 corporate cuts point to flatter orgs and bigger AI bets-not AI replacing people at scale. HR should remix teams, keep governance tight, and reskill without burnout.
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Creepy Analytics or Smarter HR? Salvatore Falletta Draws the Line
HR and AI hit an ethical crossroads: use people analytics to help, but keep humans in charge and be transparent. Guardrails beat creepy monitoring, full stop.
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UKG Puts Agentic AI to Work for the Frontline at Aspire 2025
UKG previews agentic apps turning live workforce signals into actions across hiring, scheduling, and compliance. Expect faster onboarding, instant answers, and smarter staffing.
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Closing the AI ROI gap in energy with trust, talent, and clear rules
AI ROI stalls without trust, clear roles, and good data-HR can fix that with training, governance, and incentives. Treat regulation as a design constraint and scale what works.
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Sharpening the tools: FAO unveils Ms FAO AI, a people-first HR Avatar helping staff 24/7
FAO launches "Ms FAO AI," a 24/7 virtual HR colleague that answers questions, is multilingual, and makes services easier to reach. It eases routine work so HR can focus on people.
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AI Cuts HR Meeting Overload and Turns Talk into Action
Too many meetings, not enough progress? AI turns calls into clear notes and tracked actions, speeding hiring and 1:1s while keeping records tidy, searchable, and compliant.
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HR's AI Boom Is Missing One Thing: Training
AI is already baked into HR-from JDs to onboarding-boosting output but raising risks. Start small, set guardrails, train your team, and scale what works.
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Latest AI News for Insurance
Discovery's Vitality AI, Powered by Google Cloud, Brings Personalised, Proactive Healthcare to Millions
Discovery and Google launch Vitality AI to shift care from treatment to proactive, personal support. Early pilots saw 5.5x screenings and 19% more early cancer caught.
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Claims in days, not years: Allianz's AI process mining at work
Allianz uses AI process mining and a digital twin to simplify operations; fewer handoffs, faster results. Claims that took years now pay out in days.
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Compliance that keeps AI-washing investigations-and D&O premiums-in check
Insurers say AI-washing invites probes, lawsuits, and higher D&O costs. Build real governance and verify every AI claim first-do that, and investigations and premiums tend to ease.
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Latest AI News for IT and Development
AI Youth Festa Kuala Lumpur crowns winners of Korea-Asean AI Startup Competition 2025, highlighting sustainability
At AI Youth Festa in Kuala Lumpur, Atlas Robotics, Athletes For Athletes, and Treasurer won for impact in logistics, sports and fintech. Korea-Asean program backs SDG-driven AI.
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Ukraine Signs Seven Agreements to Boost AI and Innovation with NVIDIA, ElevenLabs and UCL
Ukraine inked seven deals at WINWIN Summit to push AI, digital services, and research. New pilots span voice-first government access, AI healthcare, and an NVIDIA-backed ecosystem.
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€1 Billion Munich AI Factory: Nvidia and Deutsche Telekom boost Germany's compute by 50%
Nvidia and Deutsche Telekom are building a €1B AI hub in Munich by 2026, lifting Germany's compute by about 50%. Teams get local GPUs, sub-100ms latency, and data residency.
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From dashboards to doers: AI agents knit the enterprise together
AI agents are moving past dashboards, coordinating end-to-end work via APIs with context from digital twins and an enterprise graph. Start small, add guardrails, then scale.
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Inside AgiBot: AI and Human Trainers Teach Humanoid Robots to Work China's Factory Lines
AgiBot trains two-armed humanoids on live lines, learning from operators to handle variable factory work with steady results. Start small, measure hard, then scale what works.
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4 Real-World Ways AI Agents Turn Incident Commanders into Strategists
AI agents handle the grunt work of incident response so leaders make the calls that matter. From triage to post-incident, they speed action, sharpen comms, and keep audits clean.
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Frozen Models, Hot Debate: Aviation's Standoff over Certifying AI
Aviation wants AI's gains, but zero-tolerance safety rules clash with statistical models, stalling certification. New ARP6983 targets frozen supervised ML and a stricter data trail.
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Tinder taps AI and your Camera Roll to spark better matches amid subscriber slump
Tinder is testing 'Chemistry,' an AI that reads your Camera Roll to suggest better matches. Big upside if trust holds; pilots run in NZ/AU as revenue and subs slide.
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Indonesia Must Build an Independent AI Ecosystem Rooted in Local Data and Talent, Says Anima Anandkumar
Indonesia can't just buy AI; it needs its own stack: local compute, data, and talent. Use open models, Bahasa-first datasets, and regional clusters to cut costs and keep control.
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Latest AI News for Legal
Trust AI or Your Lawyer? NITO Says Check the Sources First
Clients arrive with AI printouts, and lawyers burn time untangling shaky claims. Use AI for drafts and ideas, but trust legal judgment and verify every cited source.
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GitLaw launches AI agent to make legal documents free for startups and small businesses, raises $3M led by Jackson Square Ventures
GitLaw just launched an AI agent that drafts, redlines, and reviews contracts in minutes for startups and small businesses. It raised $3M pre-seed led by Jackson Square Ventures.
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Stability AI's UK Court Win Leaves the Big Copyright Question Unanswered
Stability AI mostly won against Getty in UK court, but the big question-do you need a license to train-was left open. Trademark issues from watermark-like outputs were upheld.
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Freshfields Snags Paul Weiss Partner Advising Top AI Labs and Tech Developers
Freshfields hires an AI-savvy partner from Paul, Weiss, signaling deeper bets on complex, cross-practice AI work. Expect tighter diligence, faster deals, and more holistic counsel.
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Amazon vs Perplexity: AI Autonomy Collides with Platform Control
Amazon pressed Perplexity to stop Comet's AI shopping; Perplexity calls it an interface power play. Can agents act as users without breaching terms, CFAA, or antitrust?
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Latest AI News for Management
AI Won't Fix Your Company-Leaders Will
AI won't fix your company-leadership will. Prioritize clean data, clear use cases, and fast learning loops; reward adaptation, ship in weeks, and let curiosity outrun certainty.
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Smartsheet Unveils Intelligent Work Management With Smart Agents, Scenario Planning, and Enterprise Security
Smartsheet's latest update brings AI agents, scenario planning, and enterprise security into one place. It streamlines work, flags risks early, and cuts status churn for teams.
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Nextech3D.ai Unifies AI and Blockchain for Event Ticketing-88% Margins, 95% Retention, First-Mover Edge
Nextech3D.ai unifies registration, ticketing, AI matchmaking, apps, and analytics-all in one place. Ethereum-based tickets curb fraud and add resale royalties and loyalty.
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AI Agents Everywhere Demand Real-Time Trust: Twilio Buys Stytch as Nuggets and Akeyless Step In
AI agents are scaling fast, and trust is the choke point. From Twilio + Stytch to Nuggets and Akeyless, focus is real-time identity, short-lived creds, and rogue agent detection.
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Latest AI News for Marketing
Emplifi's 2026 Social Marketing Report: 82% See AI Productivity Gains, 47% Call Them Moderate
AI is lifting marketing output, but most teams still see only moderate gains. Emplifi's 2026 report points to analytics and ad targeting, more influencer spend, and team burnout.
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Supermetrics AI Launches to Move Marketers from Insight to Action, Backed by 15 Years
Supermetrics launches AI built on 15 years of marketing data, bringing agents, insights, and guardrails. Teams report up to 90% faster answers and fewer manual steps.
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AI Isn't Taking Over Yet; Influencer Spend, LinkedIn's Rise, and a Broader Platform Mix Define 2026 Plans
82% use AI, but gains lag without better workflows. Budgets shift to creators and short-form video as Instagram leads, LinkedIn grows, and Reddit gets fresh attention.
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NEM Zagreb 2025 Unveils Full Agenda - AI, Creativity and Marketing in the Spotlight
NEM Zagreb 2025 drops a marketer-first agenda on AI, video ads, and YouTube meets TV. Walk away with clear tests, smarter budgets, and ideas you can use the next morning.
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Work Twice as Fast with AI, Keep Strategy Human
Use AI to speed the grunt work-reporting, clustering, drafts-then keep strategy and story human. Tie tools to goals like cost, speed, and quality, and pilot before scaling.
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If AI's Debt-Fueled Bubble Pops, Marketing Gets Hit First
If the AI boom cracks, marketing takes the first punch. Prep now: spread model risk, add fallbacks, and plan for outages, price hikes, and vendor shake-ups.
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Week in Tech: Coca-Cola's AI Christmas ad returns, Amazon accused of bullying an AI startup
AI leads the week: Coke's AI Christmas spot returns, and reports say Amazon squeezed a startup. Set rules, sort rights, measure impact-and don't rely on one platform.
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Latest AI News for Operations
Motive Launches AI Answers: Natural Language Insights for Physical Operations
Motive's AI Answers lets ops, safety, and finance ask fleet questions in plain language and see instant charts or maps. It speeds reporting and jumps from trends to single events.
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Barracuda Assistant turns 20 years of threat intel into faster, simpler security for MSPs and IT teams
Barracuda Assistant puts real-time security insight inside BarracudaONE, so ops and MSP teams can detect, investigate, and respond faster. Built on 20+ years of threat intel.
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4 Real-World Ways AI Agents Turn Incident Commanders into Strategists
AI agents handle the grunt work of incident response so leaders make the calls that matter. From triage to post-incident, they speed action, sharpen comms, and keep audits clean.
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UAE Leads Global Push to Level 4 Autonomous Energy with AI
UAE is out in front on autonomous energy, with Level 4 systems already handling decisions in defined scenarios. AI, digital twins and guardrails cut costs, downtime and emissions.
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Emerson's Next Move: Industrial AI, AspenTech, and Autonomous Operations in Middle East Energy
At ADIPEC, Emerson's Liam Hurley lays out a shift from data to decisions that cut emissions and downtime. With AspenTech, prediction meets control on the path to autonomy.
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Denodo and ST Engineering strike MoU to fast-track AI from pilot to production
Denodo and ST Engineering partner to move AI from pilot to production with tighter integration and clean data for faster decisions. The MoU spans prototyping and scaled rollouts.
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Latest AI News for PR and Communications
MediaBoost Debuts Fast-Track PR Platform to Help Startups Earn AI-Trusted Media Coverage
MediaBoost debuts a fast-track media platform for startups, blending automated submission with human review. Earn credible, AI-indexable mentions without retainers.
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Coca-Cola's AI Christmas Ad Is Marketing-and a Message to Wall Street
Coke's AI Christmas ad doubles as corporate comms, signaling nostalgia for fans and proof for investors. It reassures employees, regulators, and partners with clear guardrails.
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PAN Names Zareen Fidlon AI Innovation Chief as ABMC, Stratacomm and Nickerson Bolster Senior Ranks
Agencies retool for AI and measurable storytelling; PAN names Zareen Fidlon AI innovation chief. New hires at ABMC, Stratacomm and Nickerson signal closer PR/creative integration.
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Co-Creating AI Literacy in Banda Aceh: UNESCO Workshop Equips Civil Servants for Ethical, Inclusive Use
UNESCO and Diskominsa ran an AI workshop in Banda Aceh for 30 civil servants on practical, ethical use. It links to national AI policy and spotlights regions beyond Jakarta.
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Irena Merkaš on AI, Leadership, and What's Next for PR at Microsoft
Microsoft's Irena Merkaš says AI widens the reach while craft stays human. Expect practical moves-Copilot pilots, owned stories, smarter pitches-and a clear focus on trust.
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Who Owns AI's Output? Olivier Laouchez: Give Creators a Share
AI is stirring a fight over who owns what. A practical fix: share value with original creators, use cleared tools, log your process, and set labels, contracts, and responses.
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Latest AI News for Product Development
Mindsmith Raises $4.1M Seed to Scale AI-Native E-Learning for Enterprises
Mindsmith raised $4.1M to scale its AI-native eLearning platform for enterprises. Early users see 12× faster course creation, and Aaron Skonnard joins the board.
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Coherix moves to 25,000-square-foot Ann Arbor HQ to meet AI quality-control demand
Coherix is expanding in Ann Arbor with a new 25,000-sq-ft HQ to meet demand for AI-driven adhesive QC. More robot stations and engineering space should trim costs by up to 25%.
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Stop Building AI Products No One Uses: Start With Business Value And Ship What Matters
Stop building AI because everyone else is. Anchor to real business goals, prove value fast with a minimum lovable slice, and use clear guardrails, data checks, and ROI tracking.
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SoftBank and OpenAI Launch SB OAI Japan to Bring Crystal Intelligence to Corporate Japan by 2026
SoftBank and OpenAI set up SB OAI Japan to bring 'Crystal intelligence'-an enterprise AI suite with local integration. SoftBank pilots it now; broader Japan launch lands in 2026.
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€1 Billion Munich AI Factory: Nvidia and Deutsche Telekom boost Germany's compute by 50%
Nvidia and Deutsche Telekom are building a €1B AI hub in Munich by 2026, lifting Germany's compute by about 50%. Teams get local GPUs, sub-100ms latency, and data residency.
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Inside AgiBot: AI and Human Trainers Teach Humanoid Robots to Work China's Factory Lines
AgiBot trains two-armed humanoids on live lines, learning from operators to handle variable factory work with steady results. Start small, measure hard, then scale what works.
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Pinterest Q3: AI push and international gains meet soft guidance and a margin squeeze
Pinterest hit Q3 revenue targets but missed EPS and trimmed Q4, sending shares lower. For teams: AI search and international shopping are working, but infra spend pinches margins.
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Tinder taps AI and your Camera Roll to spark better matches amid subscriber slump
Tinder is testing 'Chemistry,' an AI that reads your Camera Roll to suggest better matches. Big upside if trust holds; pilots run in NZ/AU as revenue and subs slide.
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Latest AI News for Real Estate and Construction
AI data centre build-out hits grid bottlenecks and unprepared supply chains
AI data centers hit a 2025 inflection point: liquid-cooled, high-density builds bring higher costs and strain utilities. Biggest risks: unready cooling supply and grid access.
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JLL posts 10% Q3 revenue gain on AI momentum, to fold tech unit into services
JLL Q3 revenue rose 10% to $6.5B as AI moved from pilots to daily ops, now used by 41% of staff. On Jan. 1, tech folds into services; workplace and leasing stayed strong.
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Built World AI: What comes next for construction and real estate
Multimodal AI helps builders and operators cut delays, errors, and cost while raising margins. Skip buzzwords; fix workflows like design, takeoff, field logs, and leasing.
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Freeda raises €3.4M to cut construction plan reviews from weeks to 48 hours
Freeda raises €3.4M to speed up plan reviews, pairing AI with field pros to spot issues in 48 hours. The Paris startup eyes global expansion after Station F Future 40 nod.
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DocScribe by Axis Technical Group Delivers AI Document Automation, Handwriting Extraction, and Analytics for Real Estate
Axis Technical Group launched DocScribe, an AI platform that turns messy title documents into clean data and real-time insight. Teams get faster cycles, fewer errors, quick rollout.
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Latest AI News for Sales
Outbound Sales Isn't an AI Job-Humans Still Win the Hardest Plays
AI handles the busywork-prospecting, briefs, and cadence. But messy deals hinge on trust, judgment, and timing, so let humans lead while AI rides shotgun.
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PepsiCo and Infosys Bring AI to the Frontline: Sales+ Replaces 40+ Apps and Orchestrates 500,000 Weekly Store Visits
PepsiCo and Infosys built a unified, mobile-first sales platform that replaced 40+ apps and speeds frontline work. AI now guides orders, improves accuracy, and trims busywork.
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Veeva Commercial Summit 2025: Agentic AI, embedded in Vault CRM, connects sales, marketing, and medical
At Veeva Commercial Summit 2025, the message was clear: AI belongs inside daily sales workflows. Embedded in Vault CRM, it drives focus, cleaner data loops, and faster execution.
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Kazakhstan's AI Finance Map Steers SMEs to Profitable Locations-and Smarter Subsidies
Kazakhstan is piloting an AI tool that scans e-invoices and maps demand to help SMBs pick profitable locations. It will steer subsidies, flag compliance, and guide inventory.
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Latest AI News for Science and Research
EU AI funding can't keep up, researchers call for flexibility and faster, less prescriptive grants
EU AI grants lag the field, say researchers, who want room to pivot as projects age before they start. Brussels promises simpler, faster calls and outcome-focused topics.
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AI-designed antibodies take aim at emerging viruses
Vanderbilt's MAGE model generates antigen-specific, paired-chain antibodies for RSV and H5N1-no template or patient samples needed. Faster screens, with cryo-EM checks.
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Greener AI for Coral Reefs: Dell and Scripps Cut Emissions 32% and Process Twice the Images
Dell helped Scripps' Sandin Lab rebuild its AI pipeline for cleaner, faster reef research. Early wins: 20% less energy cost, 32% fewer emissions, 2x throughput, plus a new viz lab.
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Mars to Black Holes: NASA and Nvidia's Deep Learning Partnership Driving Real-Time Discovery
NASA and Nvidia pair big data with GPUs to make real-time science happen-from DeepSat climate maps to LIGO's live wave alerts. Algorithms count, but infrastructure sets the pace.
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RC Trust Grand Opening at Dortmunder U Unites Ruhr Universities to Advance Trustworthy AI
UA Ruhr opened RC Trust at Dortmunder U to build AI people can rely on, with real-world impact. The center unites top researchers on transparency, security, and user control.
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AI Spots Lies Better Than Truth-And That's a Problem
MSU-led tests show AI often flags lies but misses truths, shifting with prompts, context, and base rates. Use only for exploration-not hiring, security, or clinical calls.
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Latest AI News for Writers
Andrea Bartz leads class action against Anthropic over alleged AI training with pirated books
Andrea Bartz didn't shrug-she sued over AI training, and Anthropic will pay $2.28B to 500,000 authors. That's your cue-tighten contracts and keep clean records.
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AI in Medical Writing Market to Reach $2.24 Billion by 2032 as NLP and Regulatory Automation Take Hold
AI-driven medical writing is surging-projected to hit $2.24B by 2032. Writers who pair domain expertise with AI can ship compliant CSRs, protocols, and summaries faster.
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If Op-Eds Read Like Bots, Who's Left to Think?
AI amplifies triads and punchy contrasts until they feel cheap, flooding drafts with sameness. Keep your voice by breaking patterns, adding specifics, and admitting trade-offs.
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Fiction Authors Push Back as Other Writers Embrace AI
61% of writers use AI and feel faster, yet only 7% publish its text as-is. Fiction authors are wary, using it for ideas and phrasing more than finished prose.
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Euro Balkan Film Festival urges EU to defend authors' rights and the cultural exception in the age of AI
Rome's Euro Balkan Film Festival put writers first, urging EU rules that protect culture, keep platform investment, and set ethical AI guardrails. Writers: secure credit, consent.
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