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Google ramps up its ‘AI in the workplace’ ambitions with Gemini Enterprise - TechCrunch
Google ramps up its ‘AI in the workplace’ ambitions with Gemini Enterprise TechCrunchGoogle launches Gemini subscriptions to help corporate workers bu...
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Google launches Gemini Enterprise, a comprehensive AI platform for businesses, aiming to compete with Anthropic and OpenAI in the workplace AI market.
Key Takeaways:
Key Takeaways:
- Gemini Enterprise is a secure, secure platform under Google Cloud that functions as an AI agent toolkit, enabling businesses to build and deploy their own AI assistants.
- The platform offers a suite of tools, including pre-built agents for deep research and data insights, and a no-code product for automating internal processes.
- Gemini Enterprise starts at $30 per seat per month for the standard edition, with a 30-day free trial period for all customers.
1,001 real-world gen AI use cases from the world's leading organizations
A snapshot of how top companies, governments, researchers and startups are enhancing their work with Google's AI solutions....
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Google Cloud reports 1001 real-world gen AI use cases across various industries, highlighting rapid growth and adoption of generative AI.
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Key Takeaways:
- Generative AI use cases have grown by 10 times since last year, with over 1000 known applications.
- Top companies, governments, researchers, and startups are already enhancing their work with Google's AI solutions.
- Google Cloud's AI infrastructure and tools have facilitated the development of applications in various industries, including healthcare, finance, and retail.
Microsoft extends AI advancements in Dragon Copilot to nurses and partners to enhance patient care
The post Microsoft extends AI advancements in Dragon Copilot to nurses and partners to enhance patient care appeared first on Source....
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Microsoft extends AI clinical assistant Dragon Copilot with specialized nursing workflows and third-party AI extension capabilities.
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Key Takeaways:
- Microsoft launches the first commercially available ambient experience for nursing workflows, reducing administrative burden and freeing up time for direct patient care.
- Partner AI apps and agents can be seamlessly integrated into Dragon Copilot, enabling clinicians to gain efficiencies without leaving their workflow.
- Research shows that over half of family medicine visits involve multiple issues, with physicians managing an average of 2.7 concerns and performing eight actions per encounter.
Google pitches Workspace tools for ‘when, not if’ Microsoft 365 fails
Google is trying to capitalize on what it calls “frequent and severe” Microsoft 365 outages by offering up services like email, storage, and videoconf...
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Google is offering Workspace tools as a backup solution for businesses in the event of Microsoft 365 outages.
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Key Takeaways:
- Google's Business Continuity plan will sync emails, calendars, chat, and more with Microsoft 365 in the event of an outage.
- Google is offering a Work Transformation Set as a replacement for Microsoft 365 customers.
- Microsoft and Google have a long history of trading blows publicly over their cloud businesses.
Bringing AI to the next generation of fusion energy
We’re partnering with Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) to bring clean, safe, limitless fusion energy closer to reality....
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Google DeepMind partners with Commonwealth Fusion Systems to bring AI-powered fusion energy one step closer to reality.
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Key Takeaways:
- AI can be used to control and optimize fusion plasma for more efficient energy production.
- The partnership aims to accelerate the timeline to deliver fusion energy to the grid.
- TORAX, an AI-powered plasma simulator, has already saved CFS countless hours in simulation environments.
Italian news publishers demand investigation into Google’s AI Overviews
Newspaper federation says ‘traffic killer’ feature violates legislation and threatens to destroy media diversityItalian news publishers are calling fo...
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Italian news publishers demand investigation into Google's AI Overviews, citing concerns over reduced traffic and economic sustainability.
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Key Takeaways:
- Google's AI Overviews have been shown to cause up to 80% fewer clickthroughs, according to a study by Authoritas.
- A second study by Pew Research Center found users only clicked a link under AI summaries once every 100 times.
- The Italian federation of newspaper publishers argues that Google's services threaten media diversity and economic sustainability.
‘The city that draws the line’: one Arizona community’s fight against a massive data center
Questions grow over water and energy costs of warehouse of computers in Sonoran desert – but will Project Blue be stopped?A company’s opaque plan to b...
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An Arizona community has pushed back against a massive data center project due to concerns over water and energy costs, highlighting the emotionally charged mix of issues in the US quest for AI computing power.
Key Takeaways:
Key Takeaways:
- Data centers like Project Blue can consume vast amounts of water and electricity, raising concerns over water depletion and environmental impact.
- Developers may use tactics like paying for water use or 'water positivity' to mask the true costs of these projects.
- The controversy highlights the need for greater transparency and oversight in big data center projects, with cities like Tucson considering alternatives to private utilities.
Beyond the downlink: Why Earth-independent AI is the next moat in space operations
Every new space mission runs into the same wall: physics and fragility. Physics, because the speed of light and contested spectrum make real-time deci...
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To remain competitive, space missions must adopt Earth-independent operations leveraging artificial intelligence capabilities for real-time decision-making.
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Key Takeaways:
- Latency and congestion in space operations due to megaconstellations and lunar distances make ground-centric control a liability.
- Cyber and safety risks are increasingly intertwined, requiring autonomy to triage anomalies where they occur.
- Autonomy can protect revenue by preventing incidents, avoiding downtime, and reducing mission costs.
Amazon is planning a new wave of layoffs, sources say - Fortune
Amazon is planning a new wave of layoffs, sources say FortuneAmazon To Lay Off 15 Percent Of HR Employees After Jassy Said AI Will ‘Reduce Our Total C...
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Amazon plans to cut up to 15% of its human resources staff and other divisions, amidst its aggressive investment in AI products and infrastructure.
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Key Takeaways:
- Amazon's human resources division, PXT, which has over 10,000 employees worldwide, will likely be heavily affected by the layoffs.
- The company aims to lower employee costs while investing heavily in AI, potentially reducing the need for human staffers.
- This is Amazon's second major layoff wave, following a 27,000 corporate job cut in 2022-2023 as the pandemic receded and consumer demand trends changed.
AI use is up, but organizations still aren't seeing gains, Atlassian study finds
Hype keeps crashing into reality. Here's what could make the difference for businesses struggling to see ROI on AI....
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Despite growing individual AI use, companies still aren't seeing organization-wide benefits, according to an Atlassian study.
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Key Takeaways:
- 96% of businesses haven't seen dramatic improvements in organizational efficiency, innovation, or work quality despite AI adoption.
- Only 3% of executives reported 'transformational change' in organizational efficiency, while 2% noticed improvements in work quality across teams.
- Top-down and bottom-up implementation, centralized control, and employee experimentation are key to successful AI use.
The underdog AI startups on a16z's top 50 list
The VC firm's first-ever AI Application Spending Report reveals illuminating trends about which kinds of AI tools are winning the AI race....
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The a16z AI Application Spending Report lists the top 50 AI-native companies, revealing trends in vertical and horizontal AI applications and AI-powered customer service platforms.
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Key Takeaways:
- Sixty percent of the top 50 AI-native companies on the a16z list offer horizontal AI applications, while 40% offer vertical services.
- Many of the AI tools that are proving most useful to businesses are filling niche roles, automating very specific aspects of businesses' day-to-day workflows.
- Businesses are prioritizing horizontal applications of AI, where services can be deployed more or less evenly across an entire company, over vertical applications.
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A new a16z report looks at which AI companies startups are actually paying for
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Oct 02, 2025
Sora hit 1M downloads faster than ChatGPT
This level of consumer adoption is worth noting because Sora remains an invite-only app, while ChatGPT was more publicly available at launch. That mak...
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OpenAI's video-generating app Sora has surged to the No. 1 position on the U.S. App Store, achieving 1 million downloads in under 5 days, outperforming ChatGPT's pace despite being available in only North America.
Key Takeaways:
Key Takeaways:
- Sora saw a record-breaking 56,000 iOS app installs on its first day and reached 1 million downloads in under 5 days.
- Despite being in invite-only mode, Sora's adoption exceeds ChatGPT's first-week iOS downloads by 21,000, and its growth rate outmatches ChatGPT's.
- Sora's rapid adoption is notable, as it is currently available only in the U.S. and Canada, whereas ChatGPT had a broader launch audience.
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Sora’s first week on iOS in the US was nearly as big as ChatGPT’s
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Oct 08, 2025
Sora’s downloads in its first week was nearly as big as ChatGPT’s launch
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Oct 08, 2025
OpenAI’s Sora has already hit more than 1 million downloads
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Oct 09, 2025
How AI is shaping the future of mobility with Uber’s CPO and Nuro’s co-founder at Techcrunch Disrupt 2025
From ride-hailing at massive global scale to autonomous delivery bots on neighborhood streets, AI is reinventing how people and goods move. Uber Techn...
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AI leaders at Uber and Nuro will discuss the future of AI-driven transportation systems at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025.
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Key Takeaways:
- AI predictive models and computer vision are improving road safety.
- Last-mile delivery is being used as an autonomy proving ground.
- Experts will discuss what it will take to bring AI-driven transportation to scale.
AI@Work: AI is reshaping business—and that’s just the start
The post AI@Work: AI is reshaping business—and that’s just the start appeared first on Source....
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Artificial intelligence is transforming the way work is done and is poised to reshape various aspects of society, including education and commerce.
Key Takeaways:
Key Takeaways:
- AI is making the cost of specialization collapse, enabling organizations to expand their talent bench and adapt to new challenges quickly.
- Work is being redesigned for human-agent collaboration, unlocking durable productivity and demanding new approaches to coordination and change.
- Knowledge is compounding like interest, with agents creating a new kind of knowledge loop that executes tasks at scale and retains and shares knowledge instantly.
GITEX GLOBAL 2025 Day 2 Highlights Nation-Scale AI Driving Digital Growth
The buzz intensified on Day 2 of GITEX GLOBAL 2025, as record crowds and packed conference halls reaffirmed the unstoppable momentum of the world’s la...
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GITEX GLOBAL 2025 Day 2 highlights breakthrough sessions on nation-scale AI, quantum computing, semiconductors, and creative industries, showcasing next-generation AI enterprise, data, and cloud solutions.
Key Takeaways:
Key Takeaways:
- Record crowds and packed conference halls reaffirmed the momentum of the world's largest technology and AI event at GITEX GLOBAL 2025.
- Strategic MoUs in AI, cloud, cybersecurity, and public services were signed to strengthen cross-sector collaboration.
- Global technology giants showcased next-generation AI enterprise, data, and cloud solutions, with a focus on nation-scale AI infrastructures and quantum computing.
No ROI in AI yet? Try these six proven tactics for creating real business value
AI bubble about to burst? Nonsense, says Fausto Fleites, who offers best-practice lessons for turning AI concepts into valuable production services....
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Fausto Fleites, VP of data intelligence at Scotts Miracle-Gro, shares six tactics for creating real business value with AI, including iterative development, small-scale deployment, and focusing on KPIs.
Key Takeaways:
Key Takeaways:
- Only 5% of AI projects deliver value, sparking concern that the AI bubble is about to burst.
- Smart AI deployments involve tactical use cases, executive buy-in, and a focus on strategic priorities.
- Successful AI adoption requires a cultural shift towards agility, collaboration, and data-driven decision-making across the organization.
OpenAI's ChatGPT is so popular that almost no one will pay for it - theregister.com
OpenAI's ChatGPT is so popular that almost no one will pay for it theregister.comSpending on ChatGPT subscriptions stalls in Europe Computing UKOpenAI...
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OpenAI's ChatGPT generates significant revenue, but most users don't pay, putting the company's business model at risk.
Key Takeaways:
Key Takeaways:
- OpenAI's net loss for the first half of 2023 was $13.5 billion, while its revenue was $4.3 billion.
- Only 5% of ChatGPT's 800 million users pay for subscriptions, with the majority of revenue coming from a small fraction of users.
- OpenAI aims to double its paying customer base, but faces challenges in achieving profitability with its current revenue streams.
Major federation of unions calls for ‘worker-centered AI’ future
On Wednesday, the largest US group of unions called on employers and policymakers to join in an effort it’s calling the “workers first initiative on A...
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The AFL-CIO, a major federation of unions, has called for a 'worker-centered AI' future, advocating for stronger collective bargaining, state regulations, and education campaigns to mitigate the negative effects of AI on workers.
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Key Takeaways:
- The AFL-CIO, representing 63 unions and 15 million workers, has emphasized the need for collective bargaining to protect workers' rights in the AI era.
- The group is pushing for state and national bills to regulate AI, with a focus on worker involvement in AI development and oversight of AI-enabled firings.
- The AFL-CIO faces significant opposition from AI-focused super PACs and will need to continue to mobilize workers and advocate for strong regulations to achieve its goals.
Future-proofing business capabilities with AI technologies
Artificial intelligence has always promised speed, efficiency, and new ways of solving problems. But what’s changed in the past few years is how quick...
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AI agents are moving from pilots to enterprise scale, with companies leveraging advancements in usability, AI tools democratization, and AI agents to automate workflows and enhance productivity, while trust, governance, and cost management remain crucial considerations.
Key Takeaways:
Key Takeaways:
- Companies are witnessing transformative impact with AI deployments, such as threat detection time reduction, automation of contract reviews, and faster crisis responses.
- Rise of AI agents is driving momentum, enabled by advancements in usability and the democratization of AI tools, putting them in the hands of non-technical staff.
- Key challenges persist, including concerns about privacy, security, accuracy, and long-term sustainability, necessitating effective leadership and responsible deployment strategies.
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Partners in cloud: Why co-innovation is critical to unlocking AI’s potential
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Oct 08, 2025
Beyond the PoC: AI agents put enterprise automation to the test
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Oct 08, 2025
Salesforce announces Agentforce 360 as enterprise AI competition heats up
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Oct 13, 2025
IBM Announces New AI Agents on Oracle Fusion Applications AI Agent Marketplace
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A minority of businesses have won big with AI. What are they doing right?
Cisco's new study explores how to be an AI 'Pacesetter' and stand apart from the stagnant masses....
Transforming commercial pharma with agentic AI
Amid the turbulence of the wider global economy in recent years, the pharmaceuticals industry is weathering its own storms. The rising cost of raw mat...
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Pharmaceutical companies face increasing pressure to control drug costs, augment workforce capabilities, and streamline workflows in the face of rising patent expiration, supply chain disruptions, and growing costs of new drug development.
Key Takeaways:
Key Takeaways:
- Estimates suggest that biopharmas are able to reach 45% of health-care professionals in 2024, down from 60% in 2022, highlighting the need for more effective personalization and sales strategies.
- The cost of bringing new drugs to market is climbing, with McKinsey estimating an 8% annual growth rate, reaching $4 billion in 2022, and threatening to push pharmaceutical companies further into economic instability.
- Pharmaceutical companies face a 'patent cliff' as around $300 billion in potential lost sales is threatened by expiring patents by 2030, requiring companies to adapt and innovate to maintain competitiveness.
The next era of social media is coming. And it’s messy so far - CNN
The next era of social media is coming. And it’s messy so far CNNA.I. Video Generators Are Now So Good You Can No Longer Trust Your Eyes The New York ...
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Big Tech's push to integrate AI into social media raises concerns about copyright, misinformation, and user safety.
Key Takeaways:
Key Takeaways:
- AI-infused social media platforms like ChatGPT's Sora app and Meta's AI app are exacerbating copyright infringement and the spread of fake content.
- Sophisticated AI tools can create lifelike footage, making it harder to distinguish between real and AI-generated content.
- Concerns about AI chatbots contributing to mental health issues among young people are growing, with recent lawsuits alleging harm caused by AI personas.
Welcome to 'age of frumpy but functional AI,' says Forrester
Is AI hype becoming passe? New data suggests a 'market correction' is coming....
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Forrester predicts 2026 as the start of 'the age of frumpy but functional AI,' marking a shift from hype to practical implementation and governance.
Key Takeaways:
Key Takeaways:
- One-quarter of businesses will delay spending on AI initiatives in 2026 due to low ROIs.
- 60% of Fortune 500 businesses will appoint a head of AI governance in 2026, highlighting the growing importance of AI governance.
- Employee upskilling will become a key focus, with 30% of large businesses requiring workers to learn internal AI tools through training programs.
Vibrant Eurasia Hosts GITEX Ai Türkiye 2026 in Digital Capital – Istanbul
As the world’s largest tech enterprises, promising startups and unicorns, and influential voices descended on Dubai for the second day of GITEX GLOBAL...
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GITEX Ai Türkiye 2026 is scheduled to take place in Istanbul on 9-10 September 2026, aiming to accelerate AI adoption and investment in Türkiye.
Key Takeaways:
Key Takeaways:
- Türkiye has a strong foundation for embracing AI, with over 1,059 active AI startups, 1,300 certified R&D/design centers, and 12,000 companies across 106 Technology Development Zones.
- Turkey's high and medium-high tech exports have exceeded USD 100 billion, with quality FDI projects bringing in USD 10 billion in capex commitments in 2024.
- GITEX Ai Türkiye 2026 aims to strengthen Türkiye's digital infrastructure, accelerate homegrown AI models, and position the country as the nexus of the global AI movement.
Expand North Star by GITEX GLOBAL helps to scale startups from 180 countries
As the show’s first ever official Country Partner, Brazil is well represented, with over 50 of the country’s most dynamic startups exhibiting at Expan...
AI tools churn out ‘workslop’ for many US employees lowering trust | Gene Marks
Studies show widespread errors in AI-generated work, as employers fail to train staff properlyArtificial intelligence sure has been taking a lot of fl...
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A new study reveals widespread errors in AI-generated work, attributing the issue primarily to employer's failure to properly train staff on AI tools usage.
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Key Takeaways:
- More than 40% of US-based full-time employees reported receiving AI-generated content that 'masquerades as good work but lacks substance' due to lack of proper training.
- 80% of companies using generative AI have seen 'no significant bottom-line impact' and 42% have abandoned their AI projects.
- The responsibility for AI-generated 'workslop' lies fully at the feet of the employer, not the tech companies releasing the AI tools.
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