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Once a search engine competitor, the startup now focuses on APIs and research agents for the enterprise
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Once a search engine competitor, the startup now focuses on APIs and research agents for the enterprise

The organizations that succeed will be those that treat governance as an enabler, talent as a differentiator, and data as a living asset.

By combining OpenPipe’s tools with CoreWeave’s infrastructure, customers will gain a broader platform to build reliable applications.

Customers asked for more, but sometimes the smart move is to say no

In a sector obsessed with passengers, Nuro’s delivery-first play has made it the outlier. Some call it a distraction, others the only autonomy that actually works.

Investors pile in as coding tool drives growth and rivals like OpenAI, xAI chase bigger rounds

Gajen is a proven operator across services, infrastructure, software, and AI.

I don’t want to go to a large company. I don’t want to go to a startup. I want to do my own.

CEO Howie Liu is reorganizing teams, rewriting roles, and gambling on speed to outpace rivals

Still, a mandate to divulge search data can upend the AI race

The platform aims to enable merchants on Shopify and PayPal to connect with AI-powered shopping agents.

These projects promise growth, but water use, grid strain, and modest employment raise questions

Predoc automates medical record retrieval to reduce staff workload and help doctors focus on patient care.

Instead of using technology to build the responses, we use it to build the process that needs to be executed to get to the response.

We’re starting to see different players, agent to agent interactions, multi-turn architectures, and that actually makes things exponentially more complex.

MAI-1-preview and MAI-Voice-1 mark a correction after years of dependence on OpenAI

Taco Bell’s AI-powered drive-thru promised speed and efficiency but glitches, prank orders, and frustrated customers reveal the limits of automation. Can tech really replace human touch in fast food?

Marc Benioff says automation reduced 9,000 roles to 5,000, challenging industry claims AI would only augment workers

Instead of cutting back, the retailer is consolidating hundreds of agents under a handful of super agents

Those folks don’t know what the hell they’re talking about.