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15–20 minutes per customer visit. That’s the manual CRM entry time Esprinet’s sales reps no longer type by hand, according to a Microsoft customer story detailing the company’s AI rollout. The Esprinet Copilot deployment didn’t stop at out-of-the-box features; it sparked a wave of custom agents that shift routine work off people and into code. […]
On September 21, 2026, Cornell University researchers unveiled a portable Ebola Lassa test that can tell the two viruses apart from a single finger-prick sample, a task that often stumps clinicians in low-resource settings where both circulate. The study, led by David Erickson with collaborators Saurabh Mehta and the U.S. Army’s Keersten Ricks, was published […]
On September 21, 2026, Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ latest Intergenerational Report set an ambitious tone: artificial intelligence could lift growth and supply new ideas for decades. As Capital Brief reports, Treasury’s scenarios suggest faster productivity if AI adoption takes hold, and a shortfall if it stalls. That puts Australia AI productivity at the center of the […]
MindsHub open intelligence, in one pane for work and code MindsHub is pitching a single workspace where AI helps with both analysis and engineering. Its product page shows two modes—Cowork and Code—paired with a model router and a free-tier “MindsHub Air” option (MindsHub). The interface lists concrete tasks engineers and operators actually do: review a […]
On September 19, 2026, Faraday Future said it launched nine enterprise AI robot devices and four sector-focused solutions at its 919 event, with the compact Master Mini priced at $9,990 and deliveries claimed to begin immediately. According to the StockTitan summary of the company’s announcement, the lineup spans two robot forms, three product series, and […]
On September 19, 2026, Simply Wall St flagged a shift in the rulebook and put Microsoft at the center of it. The Microsoft licensing investigation now on regulators’ desks aims at whether software terms steer customers to Azure through penalties and limits (Simply Wall St). When rules change, capital moves. For investors, the question is […]
On September 17, 2026, the European Commission adopted a proposal for the EU KIDS Act, a children’s online safety package that would ban social platforms from accessing users under 13 and set a 15+ minimum for minors to open their own accounts. The move also reverses the burden of proof, requiring companies to demonstrate their […]
On September 17, 2026, OpenAI unveiled a new disclosure program and published examples of “concerning” model behavior, according to The Guardian’s technology desk. The move introduces an OpenAI disclosure system for reporting safety-relevant issues and signals how the company wants the industry to handle incidents before regulators step in. The AI Daily Brief podcast framed […]
On September 17, 2026, Lattice Semiconductor announced Lattice Prompt, an AI-driven FPGA development tool that connects to a developer’s chosen large language model and orchestrates the Lattice Radiant toolchain end to end. The company says common tasks see 10x productivity gains and that the assistant covers simulation, synthesis, place-and-route, timing analysis, and bitstream generation, all […]
