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What enterprise leaders can learn from LinkedIn’s success with AI agents

AI agents are one of the hottest topics in tech right now — but how many enterprises have actually deployed and are actively using them?  LinkedIn says it has with its LinkedIn hiring assistant. Going beyond its popular recommender systems and AI-powered search, the company’s AI agent sources and recruits job candidates through a simple natural language interface.  “This is not a demo…
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Creatio 8.3 Twin CRM Challenges Salesforce with Built-In AI

Creatio, the Boston-headquartered customer relationship management (CRM) company focused on no-code and low-code CRM app deployment, has officially launched its latest platform update, the 8.3 “Twin” Release, introducing a suite of AI-native capabilities designed to streamline CRM and workflow automation. With this update, Creatio continues its mission to build enterprise software where humans…
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How CISOs became the gatekeepers of $309B AI infrastructure spending

Enterprise AI infrastructure spending is expected to reach $309 billion by 2032. The winners won’t be determined by who has the best models; it’ll come down to who controls the infrastructure layer that makes AI operational at scale. Security vendors are making the most aggressive moves. Palo Alto Networks, CrowdStrike and Cisco each report AI-driven security revenue growing 70 to 80%…
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Musk’s attempts to politicize his Grok AI are bad for users and enterprises — here’s why

Let’s start by acknowledging some facts outside the tech industry for a moment: There is no “white genocide” in South Africa — the vast majority of recent murder victims have been Black, and even throughout the country’s long and bloody history, Black South Africans have been overwhelmingly victimized and oppressed by White European, predominantly Dutch and British, colonizers in the now…
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