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Seeing Machines lands $31M automotive program expansion for AI monitoring tech across new models

Seeing Machines announced a $31 million expansion to its existing automotive production program with a major European vehicle manufacturer. The deal will deploy Driver and Occupant Monitoring System technology across additional vehicle models starting in the second half of 2026, operating across China, the United States, and Europe.

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Seeing Machines lands $31M automotive program expansion for AI monitoring tech across new models

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Meta AI executive Emily Dalton Smith departs just two months into internal AI overhaul

Emily Dalton Smith is leaving Meta after barely two months leading the company's AI for work transformation. The departure raises questions about continuity as Meta reorganizes around AI agents and internal tooling like Metamate, its enterprise AI assistant.

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Meta AI executive Emily Dalton Smith departs just two months into internal AI overhaul

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HSBC expands Google Cloud partnership to accelerate AI adoption across 200+ business use cases

HSBC and Google Cloud announce a multiyear collaboration to deploy AI across business use cases including wealth management and financial crime detection. The London-based bank expects individual initiatives to return over $100 million each, while regulators raise concerns about cloud-AI market concentration among dominant tech providers.

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HSBC expands Google Cloud partnership to accelerate AI adoption across 200+ business use cases

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Telepatia raises $33M from Andreessen Horowitz to deploy AI healthcare across Latin America

Colombian AI startup Telepatia secured $33 million in Series A funding led by Andreessen Horowitz to expand its AI clinical assistant across Latin America. The platform already serves 14 million patients across five countries and aims to reach half of the region's 1.9 million doctors by 2027, addressing severe clinician shortages while preventing medical errors in real time.

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Telepatia raises $33M from Andreessen Horowitz to deploy AI healthcare across Latin America

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Fortnite Vampire Survivors Collab Faces Uncertainty as Poncle Questions Epic's Generative AI Use

Hours after Epic Games announced a Fortnite Vampire Survivors crossover, developer Poncle issued a Reddit statement suggesting it may back out of the collaboration. The indie studio is reviewing its partnership following Epic's Gen-AI push, which includes using generative AI to create Fortnite characters and game assets at Unreal Fest 2025.

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Fortnite Vampire Survivors Collab Faces Uncertainty as Poncle Questions Epic's Generative AI Use

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Anthropic updates Claude Design with brand guidelines compliance and seamless code integration

Anthropic has overhauled Claude Design with design system imports that enforce brand guidelines and bidirectional integration with Claude Code. The update transforms the AI-powered design tool from a prototype generator into an enterprise-ready platform that maintains brand consistency while eliminating the traditional design-to-engineering handoff problem.

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Anthropic updates Claude Design with brand guidelines compliance and seamless code integration

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Convey raises $38M from Andreessen Horowitz to build AI teammates, not just agents

Founded by DoorDash alum Rohan Chopra, Convey secured a $38M Series A led by Andreessen Horowitz to automate mundane office tasks. The startup deliberately rebrands AI agents as 'teammates' that own outcomes rather than complete isolated tasks. Convey has already logged over 1.1 million hours of autonomous work for clients including NBCUniversal and Unity.

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Convey raises $38M from Andreessen Horowitz to build AI teammates, not just agents

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Companies Cap AI Spending as Bills Soar Despite Cheaper Tokens, Sparking Strategic Shift

Tech giants like Meta, Uber, and Amazon are reversing course on AI usage after costs spiraled out of control. The era of 'tokenmaxxing' is over as companies impose strict limits on employee AI spending. Uber exhausted its entire 2026 AI budget by April, while Meta plans to spend billions but seeks better returns on investment.

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Companies Cap AI Spending as Bills Soar Despite Cheaper Tokens, Sparking Strategic Shift

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Only 16% of Americans see AI positively, yet half now use chatbots, Pew Research study reveals

A new Pew Research study reveals a striking paradox in American public opinion: while nearly half of US adults now use AI chatbots, only 16% believe AI will positively impact society over the next 20 years. About 40% expect negative consequences, and 63% think the technology is advancing too quickly, even as ChatGPT usage has doubled since 2023.

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Only 16% of Americans see AI positively, yet half now use chatbots, Pew Research study reveals

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Conduct Secures $60M Series A to Transform Enterprise Software Modernization Before 2027 Deadline

London-based Conduct raised $60M in Series A funding from Index Ventures, ICONIQ and SAP to help enterprises modernize legacy systems. Founded by ex-Palantir engineers, the startup targets the 17,000 SAP ECC customers facing a December 2027 deadline. The platform uses AI to map custom code and automate migrations that typically take 18 to 36 months.

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Conduct Secures $60M Series A to Transform Enterprise Software Modernization Before 2027 Deadline

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Half of AI job cuts will be reversed by 2027, Gartner predicts, exposing flawed corporate strategy

Research firm Gartner predicts that by 2027, half of companies that replaced customer service agents with AI will hire them back. The reversal isn't because AI failed, but because executives are learning a hard lesson: reducing payroll and adding real value aren't the same thing. The shift exposes how organizations treated AI as a cost-cutting tool when it works better as a productivity enhancer.

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Half of AI job cuts will be reversed by 2027, Gartner predicts, exposing flawed corporate strategy

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Former Cisco Researchers Launch Tenet Security, Raise $6M to Secure AI Agents from Attacks

Tenet Security emerged from stealth with $6 million in seed funding to address a critical gap in enterprise AI security. Founded by former Cisco AI Defense builders Barak Sternberg and Nevo Poran, the company uses patent-pending Agent-side Simulation technology to predict and stop malicious AI agent behavior before it reaches production systems. Early deployments have already blocked critical attacks and identified runaway AI agents burning tens of thousands of dollars.

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Former Cisco Researchers Launch Tenet Security, Raise $6M to Secure AI Agents from Attacks

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Accenture acquires Industries eXcellence to scale AI in manufacturing solutions

Accenture has completed the acquisition of Industries eXcellence Group, a division of Engineering Group and long-standing Siemens Digital Industries partner. The deal brings 650+ professionals specializing in digital twin solutions and industrial automation to strengthen the Accenture Siemens Business Group, helping manufacturers integrate AI technologies across product development, production, and supply chain operations.

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Accenture acquires Industries eXcellence to scale AI in manufacturing solutions

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Google Cloud and UK government deploy AI tools to cut planning application times in half

Google Cloud announced major partnerships at its London Summit, including a collaboration with the UK government to deploy AI tools that reduce planning application processing from eight to four weeks. HSBC is also adopting Google Cloud AI across over 200 use cases globally, covering wealth management and financial crime detection.

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Google Cloud and UK government deploy AI tools to cut planning application times in half

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70% of UK SMBs now act on AI financial advice before consulting their accountants

A new report reveals that 70% of UK small and medium-sized enterprises act on AI-generated financial advice before consulting their accountants, with only 5% rarely doing so. This shift highlights widespread dissatisfaction with traditional accounting services, as 91% of SMEs considered changing accountants last year, seeking more proactive, strategic guidance beyond basic compliance work.

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70% of UK SMBs now act on AI financial advice before consulting their accountants

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