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AI adoption inside large organizations.
Google's Tabletop turns group chats into small custom apps built by prompt, a genuinely handy idea for families and friends that also raises fresh questions about who it's for.
Anthropic’s new meeting tool doesn’t just transcribe. It drafts the plan, maps timelines and pulls data from work apps while people are still talking, and by default it leaves when an outside guest joins.
Anthropic won developers with Claude Code. Its new office tools and in-app connectors aim at everyone else, and they arrive under pre-IPO pressure to show revenue beyond coding.
Ring wants cameras that move on their own through homes and offices, and the hardware may be clever, but the company's surveillance track record is the real product question here.
Cogent's agents don't just find security holes, they patch them, and that's the right ambition paired with the exact kind of autonomy that needs hard limits.
The agent story out of Korea this weekend is about containment: Hyundai and AIM Intelligence are testing sandboxes and policy controls before letting agents touch real enterprise systems.
Greg Brockman says OpenAI could be ready to go public in 2027 after enterprise revenue flipped from roughly 30% of the mix to the majority on the back of a rough first half and a Codex comeback.
CUDA 13.5 takes Vera Rubin from early access to production GA and piles on MPS scheduling, multi-GPU Tile communication, Python ergonomics, and Nsight tools — the software floor for the next Nvidia hardware generation.
A sponsored piece argues that when agents pass data to other agents, security stops being about guarding systems and starts being about knowing where every piece of data came from.
DevRev is wiring GPT-6.1 Sol into Computer and Operator so enterprise service agents can finish hard requests — with reversible actions, permissions, and answers that point back to sources.
A European landlord is using AI to price, market and analyze homes faster and cheaper. The efficiency gains look real, and tenants should care about how pricing decisions get made.
Cisco's case for AI on defense is sound, but this is a customer showcase with plenty of conviction and no numbers to check it against.