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Adobe Bets Its ‘Next Decade’ on Letting Creatives Work However They Want

Adobe has a message for creatives wondering whether it can keep up: Don’t count it out. With Figma, Canva, and a wave of AI-first upstarts competing for their attention, the company insists that Creative Cloud has always been more than a collection of desktop apps. It’s a platform built on trust, security, and more than […]

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AWS Releases Free Emulator for Testing Apps Without Touching the Cloud

For years, developers building on Amazon Web Services have faced an expensive question before launch: Will their app actually work? Answering it usually meant testing against the real cloud, often with a dedicated account and a price tag of $10,000 or more. But AWS now offers an alternative option: a free emulator that mimics its […]

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Adobe Brings Its CX Enterprise Coworker AI Agent to GenStudio

In April, Adobe introduced CX Enterprise Coworker, an agentic AI system built to “power and orchestrate customer experiences.” Marketers describe their goal using natural language, and Coworker draws up a plan, executes the campaign, and measures the results against the original goal. It became generally available in June, and since then, the company has connected […]

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AWS Launches Bots in Kiro Crew, Giving Developers Long-Running AI Agents That Own a Job

Developers were promised that AI agents would take work off their plates, but for many, running a handful of agents in parallel has become its own job: checking which sessions finished, which stalled, and which quietly went off course. Amazon Web Services thinks the answer is to give each agent a specialty. Bots, a new […]

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GitHub Bets AI Can Bring More People Into Coding While Pushing Pros Further

Somewhere in prehistory, someone figured out how to make fire, showed others, and watched the knowledge spread until anyone could summon a flame. Mario Rodriguez, GitHub’s chief product officer, considers it probably the first open source project on Earth, and he sees that same instinct to share and remix at the heart of everything his […]

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Slack Frontline Gives Shift Workers a Simpler Slack, With AI Agents to Follow

Roughly 80 percent of the world’s workers don’t sit at a desk. They stock shelves, ship orders, and care for patients in their homes, and they’re often the only people a customer ever meets from a company. Yet much of the conversation about workplace collaboration and artificial intelligence has centered on the other 20 percent, […]

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AWS’s Well-Architected Agent Audits Your Cloud Setup and Hands Back the Code

Amazon Web Services (AWS) on Thursday released a public preview of its Well-Architected Agent, an AI service designed to examine a customer’s cloud infrastructure, compare it against the company’s standards for how systems should be built, and return specific fixes. AWS described it as working like an experienced cloud architect, which is a notable framing […]

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AWS Releases Strands Decider 2B, a Small Model for an AI Agent’s Routine Decisions

In the 16 months since Amazon Web Services (AWS) released Strands Agents, its open-source SDK for building AI agents, the project has steadily grown beyond that original toolkit. Since then, the company has added a labs program for experimenting with new approaches to agentic AI and released a harness for running agents, among other things. […]

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Oracle Launches Fusion Claw, an OpenClaw-Inspired Runtime for Its Enterprise AI Apps

In most hospitals, someone has the job of making sure there are enough nurses on every floor for every shift, and on a bad morning, working that out can take the better part of a day. Oracle says its software can now do the same work in minutes and, if the hospital allows it, change […]

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Microsoft’s Rebuilt Copilot Is a Bet on How Companies Will Work Next 

In 1981, a multinational company that wanted to know what the next financial quarter looked like had to piece the answer together from interoffice memos and faxes, each moving from desk to desk until someone could reconcile the numbers. That labor-intensive process disappeared with the introduction of the Excel spreadsheet, which traveled as an email […]