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Interrupt 2026 is LangChain's second annual AI agent conference, scheduled for May 13–14 at The Midway in San Francisco, focused on the question of how to deploy and operate AI agents at enterprise...

Sigma Automate Inc., a startup providing enterprises with no-code information technology automation, formally launched today with $2.75 million in funding to scale up its platform and expand its abili

As AI agents demand real-time access to live, governed data, database lifecycle management has moved from a back-office task to a strategic imperative for enterprise infrastructure. The complexity of

There are more competitive small model makers, but there is still a very big gap between what small models can do and what large models can accomplish (even if the small model benchmarks say otherwise

this is one of those in awe moments - amazing work by the team on Deep Agents deploy. also one sneaky important aspect of this is you can self-host the infra to make this happen. super super important

we got LangPod before GTA6 🙏 this series is gonna be sick - real stuff that breaks with agents, mental models, evals, tooling with some of the best builders across industry great to openly share all t

Yesterday’s Mythos announcement from Anthropic was overblown. • Sandboxing was turned off, so test didn’t show much about the real world. • Cheap open-weight models can (already) do some similar stuff

Behavioral artificial intelligence company Yobi Ventures Inc. today announced a strategic partnership with Microsoft Corp. to unlock predictive consumer intelligence for U.S. enterprises. The partners

Supabase Auth now supports custom OAuth/OIDC providers, allowing developers to connect any standards-compliant identity provider — such as GitHub Enterprise or regional providers — beyond the built...

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In today’s global economy, data is a strategic asset. For many organizations — particularly those in highly regulated industries and the public sector — the ability to innovate with AI is often balanc

Hallucinations remain in LLMs, but note that over centuries we have developed complicated, successful machines that take uncertain output from unreliable sources & reduce the risk of errors. We call t

Financial services institutions (FSIs) traditionally rely on fragmented, siloed systems — such as portfolio platforms, reconciliation software, and ERP tools — that prevent client-facing, operation...

I love these almost as much as i love using langsmith LangSmith 🤝Fix your agents You'll see our billboards around SF and NYC over the next few months. The themes all point to the same problem: you don

I think the most obvious is that Meta has its own frontier model and can use that to extract additional value out of its customer base/explore new markets for its products. Very few companies can say

I think the story that was shared in the Mythos System Card still has the signs of flawed LLM writing (which looks like good writing at first glance): A story that doesn't really hold together logical

In different hands, Mythos would be an unprecedented cyberweapon I am not sure how we deal with this, except to note a narrow window where we know only 3 companies could be at this level of capability

Stability AI launched Brand Studio on April 8, 2026, a fully managed end-to-end creative production platform built specifically for professional marketing and advertising teams. Teams can embed t...

It is easy to be fooled that there is meaning here, but that is because you are trained to provide the meaning. Think of the characters. Think of the emotional arc. Think of the unsaid stuff you need

On Mythos: I know it feels utterly wrong and bad to say it's better/safer if this capability was widely available and e.g. open sourced, but it actually might be. Anthropic could now be sitting on so

Seems like a good model from Meta that is still trailing the current series of releases. The most important thing to note is that it is not open weights. That was the main reason that Meta's models we

Some approaches: 1) Multiple reviews. Some papers already show having many AI team members review a problem reduces errors 2) Building in tests and checkpoints 3) Multiple independent answers that are

Enterprise revenue now accounts for more than 40% of OpenAI's total revenue and is on track to reach parity with consumer revenue by the end of 2026. The company is observing a key shift in how l...

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Atlassian reports 30.8% lower median PR cycle time in an internal evaluation of Claude-backed Rovo Dev Code Reviewer.

GLM 5.1 is live on Fireworks! SOTA for agents and coding: →Plans and executes multi-hour workflows without falling apart →Planning, executing, testing, and refining over hundreds of rounds to deliver

I was told about the Mythos release, but didn't have access, so have no personal experience to add. Two points from brief: 1) It is not built for IT security, it is just a good enough model that it is

Let’s deep dive into GLM model improvement by @Zai_org over the past 3 generations: 5.1, 5 and 4.7. GLM-5 was an improvement over 4.7 in similar ways, but 5.1 appears as a more rounded model with a fe

More on the @nytimes piece about that $1.8B, two-person, AI company ... not the paper's finest moment in quick retrospect. And in the healthcare context no less. Our friend @GaryMarcus was on this a f

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The bots on this site would be much more fun if they didn't just either agree with the post (for clout?) or make everything about their dumb product. Where are the weird obsessions, long-standing hatr

1Password says 90 finance staff built 21 agents in an internal hackathon and reports 5–10 hours saved per person weekly; method is not supplied.

Regal Rexnord deployed Copilot agents to employees and customers. Regal Rexnord reported an estimated 2,400 hours saved per year through AI in a Microsoft customer story.

PwC rolled out Copilot to employees globally. PwC reported $150 million in time savings from Copilot use in a Microsoft customer story.

CyberArk deployed AI log-parsing automation for support teams. CyberArk reported up to 95% shorter case resolution time using AI in an AWS post co-written with CyberArk.

PwC deployed Copilot globally and reports 285,000+ users, 20M+ April 2026 actions and 1M+ hours of capacity; calculation details are not supplied.

Zapier reports 97% daily-work AI use and says its AI support-ticket summarizer halved average handle time.

Anthropic reports Zapier uses Claude in marketing, engineering, research and design; its AI-wide adoption figures are not Claude-only.

BBVA reported 11,000 ChatGPT Enterprise licences in May 2025, with 83% daily usage and self-reported 2.8 hours saved weekly.

Anthropic says Quantium uses Claude in coding, bids and training; reported proposal and training gains are company/vendor claims.

DoorDash and AWS describe a live Bedrock-backed voice agent for Dasher support, reporting hundreds of thousands of calls daily.

Anthropic reports GitLab's internal Claude pilot, citing 98% surveyed satisfaction and 25–50% productivity gains without a clear measurement method.

Sun Life says its internal GenAI chatbot had over 5,000 weekly users and 400,000 queries in its first eight months.