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ZoomInfo Launches GTM Bench, First AI Benchmark Designed

ZoomInfo Launches GTM Bench, First AI Benchmark Designed for Real-World Sales and Marketing Work

ZoomInfo unveiled GTM Bench, a new benchmark system that evaluates AI agents and large language models on actual go-to-market tasks. Unlike traditional AI benchmarks that test reasoning in controlled environments, GTM Bench scores systems on two critical measures: how much work they complete and whether outputs are grounded in verifiable data. In initial testing, ZoomInfo's GTM.AI achieved a GTM Bench Index of 77, significantly outperforming competitors like Apollo and Exa.

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Cloudflare and OpenAI launch research pilot to make AI

Cloudflare and OpenAI launch research pilot to make AI search fresher with real-time network signals

Cloudflare and OpenAI announced a research pilot testing whether real-time network signals can help ChatGPT discover and index fresh web content faster. The collaboration marks a notable shift for Cloudflare, which spent the past year building tools to block AI crawlers, now exploring ways to help one crawl more efficiently.

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Slackbot now pulls CRM data, generates charts, and sends

Slackbot now pulls CRM data, generates charts, and sends DocuSigns directly from chat

Five years after Salesforce acquired Slack for $27.7 billion, the two platforms are finally operating as one integrated system. Slackbot, the AI assistant built into every Slack workspace, can now access the entire Salesforce ecosystem—including CRM records, Tableau analytics, Data 360 profiles, and third-party apps—through simple conversational prompts, eliminating the need to switch between applications.

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Box Survey Reveals Enterprise AI Leaders Outperform Peers

Box Survey Reveals Enterprise AI Leaders Outperform Peers Through Content Access and Governance

A new Box survey of 1,640 IT decision-makers shows enterprise AI adoption surged from 8% to 64% in one year. Leading companies achieve 25%+ ROI by integrating AI agents with trusted content and formal governance, while half of all organizations report AI-related data exposure incidents. Box CEO Aaron Levie argues both frontier and specialized AI models will drive spending growth for years.

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AI storage becomes the bottleneck as agentic AI pushes

AI storage becomes the bottleneck as agentic AI pushes infrastructure beyond GPU limits

As AI evolves from simple chatbots to autonomous agentic systems, the industry faces a critical infrastructure challenge that has nothing to do with compute power. The real bottleneck is AI storage—specifically, managing massive context memory and KV cache that agentic AI generates. Storage technology is receiving what industry experts call a 'promotion' as enterprises discover that even the most powerful GPUs become idle when starved of data.

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Gyeonggi Province launches AI-powered immigrant portal to

Gyeonggi Province launches AI-powered immigrant portal to break down language barriers

Gyeonggi Province officially launched its AI-powered Foreign Resident Portal on Wednesday, offering a centralized online platform that consolidates fragmented administrative resources for immigrants. The generative AI portal for immigrants features multilingual translation and an intelligent chatbot trained on government datasets to help non-Korean speakers navigate employment, healthcare, education, and social welfare services across South Korea's most populous region.

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Google Slides integrates Gemini AI to generate

Google Slides integrates Gemini AI to generate presentations from simple prompts

Google Slides now features Gemini AI integration that creates complete, editable presentations from a single prompt. The tool pulls content from Google Drive, suggests relevant files and emails, and lets users refine an interactive outline before generating slides. Available to Google Workspace and AI Pro subscribers, the feature aims to eliminate tedious slide-building tasks.

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NotebookLM and Claude integration creates powerful AI

NotebookLM and Claude integration creates powerful AI research assistant for automated workflows

Users are connecting Google's NotebookLM with Anthropic's Claude to build advanced AI research assistants that automate content creation and streamline productivity. The integration uses Model Context Protocol to let Claude access research stored in NotebookLM, eliminating manual data transfers between tools. This combination transforms how professionals handle research, content creation, and multi-step projects.

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Seltz Raises $12.5 Million to Build Search Engine Optimized

Seltz Raises $12.5 Million to Build Search Engine Optimized for AI Agents

Agentic infrastructure startup Seltz has secured $12.5 million in seed funding to build a search engine designed specifically for AI agents rather than humans. Founded by former Amazon AI scientist Antonio Mallia, Seltz owns its entire search stack and crawls hundreds of millions of pages daily, returning results in under 200 milliseconds. The startup enters a competitive field with rivals like Parallel and Exa that have raised significantly more capital.

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Open Notebook emerges as self-hosted NotebookLM alternative

Open Notebook emerges as self-hosted NotebookLM alternative without usage limits

Open Notebook, an open-source AI research tool, replicates NotebookLM's core features while eliminating daily limits and vendor lock-in. The self-hosted alternative supports multiple AI models including local LLMs, offers unlimited notebooks and sources, and keeps user data private. However, setup requires technical knowledge and Docker installation.

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Devplan Raises $2.5M to Automate Product Coordination Work

Devplan Raises $2.5M to Automate Product Coordination Work AI Coding Tools Leave Behind

Seattle startup Devplan emerged from stealth with $2.5 million in seed funding to tackle the coordination gap in AI-assisted software development. While AI tools accelerate coding, product and engineering teams still lose hours to meetings and status reports. Devplan's Weaver platform connects GitHub, Jira, and Slack to automate coordination work, with early users reporting eight hours saved per week.

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MIT researchers built DAAAM, a robot memory system that

MIT researchers built DAAAM, a robot memory system that remembers where you left your keys

MIT researchers developed DAAAM, a robot memory system that combines computer vision and 3D mapping to give robots long-term spatial memory. The AI-powered system for robots lets them remember object locations over time, answering questions like 'where did I leave my wallet?' The breakthrough addresses a fundamental gap in making physical AI systems useful in real-world environments.

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ChatGPT's new memory builds a profile of you

ChatGPT's new memory builds a profile of you automatically—and OpenAI admits you can't see it all

OpenAI rolled out a major AI memory upgrade called Dreaming that transforms how ChatGPT remembers users. Instead of storing static facts, the system now automatically curates memories from chat history, updates them as life changes, and infers preferences you never explicitly stated. But there's a catch: OpenAI acknowledges users can't see everything the AI remembers about them.

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Meta AI Search launches on Facebook, but early tests reveal

Meta AI Search launches on Facebook, but early tests reveal troubling accuracy problems

Meta has rolled out AI Mode, a new AI-powered search feature in Facebook that synthesizes answers from public posts across its platforms. While the tool aims to help users plan trips and discover local activities, early testing reveals significant issues with hallucinations and inaccuracies. The feature pulls from Facebook Groups and Instagram Reels, raising concerns about reliability when user-generated content often contains misinformation.

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Oracle launches AI assistant for hotel management with

Oracle launches AI assistant for hotel management with automated room assignments and multilingual support

Oracle unveiled Oracle OPERA Cloud Assistant, embedding AI-powered capabilities directly into its hotel management platform at no additional cost. The suite automates guest room assignments, generates rate descriptions, and provides natural-language assistance across 230 countries. Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, operating over 2,100 properties on OPERA Cloud, is already using the features to boost productivity and operational agility.

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