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OpenAI’s strategic gambit: The Agents SDK and why it changes everything for enterprise AI

March 17, 2025
OpenAI reshaped the enterprise AI landscape Tuesday with the release of its comprehensive agent-building platform – a package combining a revamped Responses API, powerful built-in tools and an open-source Agents SDK. While this announcement might have been overshadowed by other AI headlines — Google’s unveiling of the impressive open-source Gemma 3 model, and the emergence of Manus, a…
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Netflix Games loses its vice-president of generative AI

March 13, 2025
Five months after Netflix Games announced that generative AI in its game development studios would be a major focus for them, driven by the promotion of Mike Verdu to the vice president in charge of that technology, Verdu has apparently left Netflix Games (confirmed to Stephen Totilo’s Game File) indicating that its embrace of generative AI as a tentpole of game development may have been…
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Anthropic’s stealth enterprise coup: How Claude 3.7 is becoming the coding agent of choice

March 12, 2025
While consumer attention has focused on the generative AI battles between OpenAI and Google, Anthropic has executed a disciplined enterprise strategy centered on coding — potentially the most valuable enterprise AI use case. The results are becoming increasingly clear: Claude is positioning itself as the LLM that matters most for businesses. The evidence? Anthropic’s Claude 3.7 Sonnet…
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Sony testing AI to drive PlayStation characters

March 12, 2025
As a company and first-party platform, PlayStation and Sony have not shied away from using AI as part of their value proposal to consumers. While competitor Microsoft has made a big show about using it for game ideation and prototyping, Sony has instead focused on using AI…
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Mayo Clinic’s secret weapon against AI hallucinations: Reverse RAG in action

March 10, 2025
Even as large language models (LLMs) become ever more sophisticated and capable, they continue to suffer from hallucinations: offering up inaccurate information, or, to put it more harshly, lying. Mayo Clinic, one of the top-ranked hospitals in the U.S., has adopted a novel technique to address this challenge. To succeed, the medical facility must overcome the limitations of retrieval-augmented…
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