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THE SCOOP — Quintessential San Francisco AI startup Polsia employs nobody and operates swarms of AI agents to help run other businesses.
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Cash App and Square drove better-than-expected results, while the company said it expanded its use of AI across software engineering.
Mysten Labs’ co-founder Sam Blackshear said he is joining Anthropic as AI shifts the balance between attackers and defenders.
You have probably read plenty of headlines about AI taking jobs, passing the bar exam, or some CEO promising AGI by next year.
Optimism over a Strait of Hormuz deal pushed the Dow to a record high and its fifth positive day in a row, while oil extends a cooling trend.
Over the past year, I have noticed a subtle change in the way companies discuss artificial intelligence. The first question used to be: Which tool works best?
Every week, another AI tool launches with the promise of helping businesses save time, reduce costs and grow faster. Companies subscribe. Employees attend workshops.