Enterprise AI

Enterprise AI encompasses the software, hardware, and services that organizations purchase and deploy to automate workflows and analyze data. Truncated covers enterprise AI adoption trends, vendor partnerships, security policies, and corporate deployments.

Thursday 5 November

Perplexity’s new AI coworkers can take over your workload, but they don’t come cheap

AI-generated summary Perplexity launched Teammates on Thursday, introducing personal AI agents for work that are available first to Max subscribers on the web. CEO Aravind Srinivas says native mobile and desktop apps are coming, while free and Pro users must upgrade to Max for $200 per month.

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Kihan launches Constitutional Computing to bring enforceable authority to enterprise AI agents

AI-generated summary Kihan launched Constitutional Computing to bring enforceable authority to enterprise AI agents by establishing an independent authorization system outside the AI itself. The company is developing its first product, Inktomi, to evaluate actions against signed rules and provide verifiable permits before execution.

20VC x SaaStr: OpenAI Cuts to $1.25 Trillion, Anthropic’s Growth Goes From 12x to 2x, and Why Agents Are an Existential Risk to DoorDash

AI-generated summary Alphabet shares experienced significant market pressure after financial results showed a drop in free cash flow and slower growth for Google Search. Anthropic reported quarter-over-quarter growth slowing from roughly 100 percent to about 50 percent according to its quarterly S-1 amendment.

Paid $200 for Logic Pro? Apple Says You Won't Get This New Feature

AI-generated summary Apple released version 13.0 of Logic Pro for Mac with a new AI-powered Intelligent Assistant feature that requires a separate Apple Creator Studio subscription costing $12.99 per month or $129 per year. Apple states that customers who previously paid $199.99 for the one-time purchase version of Logic Pro will not receive the Intelligent Assistant feature.

Claude's new Personal Finance tool aims to help analyze your spending - read-only, of course

Claude’s new Personal Finance tool aims to help analyze your spending – read-only, of course

AI-generated summary Anthropic announced Personal Finance in Claude on Thursday, allowing users to connect bank and credit card accounts through read-only access via Plaid. The feature is currently available only to Pro, Max, and Ultra subscribers in the US.

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