Antioch Agent is the product name attached to the most interesting idea in robotics tooling this year: describe a test in plain language, and a machine builds the digital twin, writes the scenarios, runs them by the thousand, and reports what broke. Antioch, the New York company behind it, raised a $32 million Series A […]
Accenture deal coverage this week has settled on one number: 1,000 forward deployed engineers, trained by Google and embedded inside enterprises to make Gemini Enterprise actually work. It is a real commitment and a serious one. It is also, on the published record, the only hard number the announcement offers about itself. Every rival move […]
Codex managed agents are the shape most people now expect OpenAI to unveil at DevDay on 29 September 2026: one place to write an agent, one button to put it into production, and the coding harness developers already have open as the front door. It is a tidy story. It is also, on the published […]
Cost per resolution is the number the enterprise support market has settled on, and it is the one number Cresta does not print anywhere. The company sells AI agents that handle enterprise support from first contact to closed ticket, and its site documents the outcomes those agents produce in generous detail. It documents what they […]
Cresta AI Agent is sold as one continuous path: discover what to automate, build the agent, test it, deploy it, then keep improving it after launch. That promise is the whole pitch for putting AI agents in front of enterprise support queues rather than another scripted bot. It is also the claim that is easiest […]
Training Simulator is Cresta’s answer to a problem every contact centre recognises: agents learn on live calls, in front of real customers, and the mistakes they make while learning are mistakes customers actually experience. Launched on 9 July 2026, the product drops agents into conversations with simulated customers that argue back, get frustrated, and escalate […]
Claude Academy course pages now describe twenty-six structured courses carrying 415 lessons, 44 quizzes and 79.25 hours of stated teaching time. That is the number you get by opening every course page and adding up what each one declares. It is not the number you get from the catalogue’s own index, which advertises roughly fifty […]
VidMage terms run to 6,107 words, the privacy policy adds another 3,584, and every one of those 9,691 words is in English. That would be unremarkable for an English-language product. VidMage is not one. Its face swap tools ship in twenty-five languages, and the sitemap proves the localisation was deliberate, funded and thorough. The VidMage […]
Augmentation without abdication is the phrase two American researchers have proposed as the governing norm for artificial intelligence in science, and it arrived on 8 September 2026 with something most position pieces never bother to supply: a list. Charles C Branas of Columbia University and Bruce L Levine of the University of Pennsylvania did not […]
Generative Media Tool is the name Adobe gave, on 8 September 2026, to the thing every editor has been doing badly for two years: leaving the timeline to go and make something, then coming back with a file that does not match the cut. Draw a range on any track, describe what is missing, pick […]
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