Anthropic's new Claude Tag agent launches inside Slack, letting users assign tasks and build institutional knowledge — directly threatening Salesforce's $800M Agentforce platform, even as Salesforce publicly promotes the rival tool it helped fund.
Claude AI models, including Opus 4.8 and Haiku 4.5, are now live on Microsoft Azure Foundry, giving enterprise teams advanced reasoning, coding, and agentic workflow capabilities with seamless Azure security, billing, and governance integration.
Ford rehires 350 veteran engineers after AI systems fail to meet vehicle manufacturing quality standards, with the company's VP admitting they 'mistakenly' believed AI alone could deliver high-quality results — a cautionary tale backed by new PwC and Gartner data showing companies that use AI to augment workers consistently outperform …
AI coding tools like Claude Code are tripling engineering output, but the real bottleneck has shifted from writing code to deciding what to build, forcing companies to hire more product managers while demanding engineers think like product owners to stay relevant.
Coder now enables enterprises to run Claude Code inside self-hosted, remotely managed cloud workspaces, eliminating local machine security risks by offering pre-hardened environments with centralized governance, audit logging, and the ability to scale thousands of parallel AI agents securely.
OpenAI's new economic research reveals a seismic shift in workplace AI use, with 25% of workers now assigning AI agents full 8-hour workday tasks, 70% delegating over an hour of complex work, and employee AI agent adoption hitting 68% across industries, according to separate KPMG data.
Microsoft supercharges Excel Copilot with finance-grade AI tools, including customizable workflow skills for DCF modeling and variance analysis, live market data connectors from FactSet, S&P Global, and PitchBook, and full audit transparency through a new 'Plan with Copilot' feature that previews changes before execution.
AI agent adoption among US workers has surged to 68% as companies prepare to invest an average of $269 million in the next 12 months, though fears over job security and skills gaps fuel resistance amid rising AI-related layoffs and shrinking entry-level hiring.
Figma unveils a powerful suite of AI-driven design tools at its Config event, targeting full team collaboration across the design-to-development pipeline — with CEO Dylan Field emphasizing that human creativity remains at the center, while AI handles the repetitive work.
U.S. AI spending nearly doubles to $207 million as agent deployment surges from 12% to 54%, but organizations face mounting pressure to close skills gaps and strengthen governance before they can fully realize returns on their rapidly growing investments.