Avant has partnered with SoundHound AI, Inc ,to offer enterprise-ready conversational AI agents, including the Amelia 7.0 and Autonomics platforms, to its Trusted Advisors network. This collaboration helps businesses automate customer service and operations using advanced voice and AI technologies. Amelia 7.0 supports complex tasks through natural speech and AI-driven reasoning, while the Autonomics platform automates IT systems at scale. This move boosts efficiency, improves customer engagement, and expands AI adoption across industries like finance, healthcare, retail, and insurance.
ServiceNow, has launched agentic workforce management, allowing employees and AI agents to work together securely to drive real business outcomes. Its AI-powered agents now support IT operations, customer service, security, and software deployment. These AI teams act autonomously but remain guided by human managers, ensuring productivity, governance, and adaptability. ServiceNow’s platform has automated 97% of software provisioning and resolved 85% of internal IT support requests, cutting service desk volume by 40% and improving resolution speed in customer support by 50%.
ModelOp, has launched the first end-to-end governance toolset for Agentic AI, helping enterprises control and scale autonomous AI systems. The new platform includes an Agentic AI Chat Interface for natural language interaction and a suite of governance tools to monitor, approve, and protect AI agents. It supports tracking usage, costs, and risks while preventing unauthorized access or activity. ModelOp empowers enterprises like Fidelity and P&G to innovate confidently, maintain oversight, and ensure compliance as AI systems operate independently across business functions.
Collibra, has acquired Deasy Labs to enhance its ability to govern unstructured data like emails, transcripts, and documents. This move makes Collibra the first platform to unify governance for both structured and unstructured data, boosting AI readiness and compliance. Deasy Labs’ technology automatically tags and enriches unstructured files, reducing manual effort and speeding up insights. The integration will enable smarter AI search, automated metadata creation, and better data control—helping enterprises unlock the full value of their data for AI and analytics at scale.
WRITER, has appointed former Meta research leader Dan Bikel as its first Head of AI to advance its enterprise-focused agentic AI platform. Bikel will lead WRITER’s global research team, focusing on LLMs, self-evolving systems, and scalable AI architecture. With over 20 years of NLP and ML expertise, he brings experience from Meta, Google, and IBM. His role reinforces WRITER’s commitment to building secure, high-performance AI systems tailored to enterprise needs, strengthening its position as a frontrunner in production-ready, agentic AI innovation.
DeepL, has upgraded its real-time speech translation tool, DeepL Voice, with expanded language support and enhanced productivity features to meet growing enterprise demand. The platform now supports spoken input in Mandarin Chinese, Ukrainian, and Romanian, and offers translated captions in 35 languages, including new additions Vietnamese and Hebrew. Features like downloadable transcripts and admin controls improve meeting efficiency and compliance. Soon integrating with Zoom, DeepL Voice enables seamless multilingual communication in both virtual and in-person settings, helping global companies like Inetum boost collaboration and eliminate language barriers.
MojoAuth has launched the first AI-to-AI authentication documentation, enabling coding assistants like GitHub Copilot and Cursor to generate production-ready authentication systems in minutes, not weeks. Its LLM Implementation Guide eliminates the need for manual integration by offering AI-optimized, machine-readable documentation that covers passwordless login, OTP, token management, and more. Early adopters report 85–95% cost savings, 78% fewer bugs, and 2–8 week reductions in development time.
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