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Otter.ai’s voice-activated AI agent can answer questions during online meetings – Computerworld
However, Otter.ai is moving in the direction where an agent will soon be an active participant, Liang said. It can even correct misinformation. The idea that agents would take part in meetings isn’t new. More than a decade ago, in 2013, Forrester analyst J.P. Gownder predicted AI tools would participate in meetings proactively, in addition to surfacing data and insights…
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‘DIY’ agent platforms are big tech’s latest gambit to drive AI adoption
In recent months there’s been a big push on agentic AI in the tech industry, in particular with regard to ‘do-it-yourself (DIY)’ platforms that give businesses the tools to design their own agents. Just this week, Oracle launched its ‘AI Agent Studio’ that embeds agentic tooling within the Oracle Fusion Platform, allowing customers to both create and manage agents or…
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AI agent announcements are a dime a dozen right now – here’s what Oracle thinks it’s doing differently
Oracle’s latest foray into the world of AI agents will leverage the firm’s strength in infrastructure and come at no additional cost to users, the company revealed at Oracle CloudWorld Tour London 2025. ‘AI Agent Studio’ will bring agentic capabilities to the Oracle Fusion platform, giving users the ability to create, deploy, and manage agents across cloud infrastructure. The aim…
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Adobe is developing an agent to integrate Adobe Express with Microsoft 365 – Computerworld
The Adobe Express Agent is different, as it takes cues from a Word or PowerPoint document and can understand user intent, allowing it to create “something that’s more visual here to express ideas,” Cattell said in an interview. “You can draw the context from what’s in the document to help you generate something that’s more germane,” Cattell said. Once users…
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ChatGPT vs Gemini Deep Research: Which AI Agent Is Better?
OpenAI and Google are currently locked in the race to offer the best Deep Research agent. Gemini’s Deep Research agent is powered by the new Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking model whereas ChatGPT’s Deep Research agent uses a fine-tuned version of the o3 model. The interesting to note here is that Google offers its agent for free while OpenAI charges $20.…
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What Is China’s Manus AI Agent? Explained
The release of China’s Manus AI agent is being hailed as the “second DeepSeek moment.” Unlike standalone AI agents, Manus is a general AI agent that can accomplish a broad range of tasks you throw at it. However, if you’re curious how Manu AI works and who the people behind it are, then keep reading. To better understand China’s latest…
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Google just released a new AI agent for data scientists on Colab, and it’s free to use
Google Labs has made Data Science Agent available to all Colab users in a bid to help automate data analysis processes. Google Colab is a free, cloud-hosted Jupyter Notebook where users can write and execute Python code. According to the tech giant, the Data Science Agent can help users cut research and data analysis times from weeks to minutes, as…
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Opera adds ‘Browser Operator,’ an AI agent, to its browser – Computerworld
Opera has announced that its browser is now equipped with Browser Operator, a built-in AI agent that can help users with a variety of tasks. For example, if an Opera user wants help buying a large pack of socks in a certain color or booking a flight, the user can ask Browser Operator can do it. The video below shows…
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Valorant Agent 28 Waylay: Abilities, Ultimate, and More
The Valorant community has been playing Jett and patiently waiting for a new strong, team-leading duelist for a long time. That wait is now over as Valorant agent 28, Waylay, makes her way into the game. This prismatic character shines with her flashy skills and counterpunch whenever she is in a fight. Labeled as the “space taking duelist” by June…
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Rabbit shows off the AI agent it should have launched with
The Humane AI Pin has collapsed, but Rabbit is still kicking. The company published a blog post and video today showing off a “generalist Android agent,” slowly controlling apps on a tablet in much the same way that Rabbit claimed its R1 device would over a year ago. (It couldn’t, and can’t.) The work builds on LAM Playground, a “generalist…
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