Monday.com's Harmony calls, qualifies and follows up on sales leads before handing them to human reps. It relies on small task-specific models, claims replies in about 200 milliseconds and is available in the US, UK, Australia and Singapore.
A delayed demo for Steam Next Fest illustrates a growing problem: indie developers worry that showing their games early invites quick AI-made copies.
Tired of ads, tracking and sluggish menus, some smart TV owners are turning to AI agents to strip out bloatware and regain control of their sets.
SandboxAQ has added two products to its Switch AI platform: Switch Trust finds a company's AI agents, tests them against attacks such as prompt injection and blocks unsafe behavior, while Switch ROI weighs each agent's spending against results. Both are free for up to five agents.
Meta describes Generative Recommenders, which reason about ad content and user preferences together instead of scoring every ad, drawing on the world knowledge in LLMs. GenRecs tokenization is the data representation underpinning the approach.
About 80 pages on WhatsApp's website exposed instructions written for its chatbot, including a section on what not to say. Meta blames a bug.