AI Agents Are Here, but Companies Are Still Learning How to Put Them to Use

AI agents are here, but companies are still learning how to put them to use

Agentic AI is the hottest new trend in today’s tech sector, as both large companies and buzzy startups promise that a legion of autonomous programs will soon be able to manage our personal and professional lives.  Sapna Chadha, vice president for Southeast Asia and South Asia frontier at Google Asia Pacific, described agentic AI as the logical next step in this new technology. “AI agents are where you take intelligent language models and give th…

Docker Introduces Agentic Apps' Future at WeAreDevelopers Event

In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, the concept of "agentic applications" is becoming increasingly relevant. These applications, defined by their ability to utilize Large Language Models (LLMs) to dictate execution workflows based on specific goals while interacting with various tools, data, and systems, are poised to transform the way we approach software development. At […]

Slack Isn’t Enough: Why Agentic AI Is Redefining Digital Workspaces

Workflow automation within collaborative workspaces can boost operational flows for teams – but the technology comes with data and security risks.

Gainsight Acquires UpdateAI: Accelerating the Age of Atlas Agents

At Gainsight, we believe the next era of enterprise software will be defined by agentic AI — systems that don’t wait for a prompt, but take action across the customer journey with context, guardrails, and purpose. These systems learn, adapt, and drive outcomes in the background so your teams can focus on what matters most. This is the promise of Atlas, our new generation of AI agents. Since unveiling Atlas at Pulse, we’ve seen a clear shift. Com…

Agentic Warfare, Yes – But the Future of War Will Always Be Human

The U.S. Army is grappling with the emergence of agentic warfare—the convergence of artificial intelligence (AI), autonomous systems, and algorithmically driven operations that promises to transform the conduct of war. But as the strategic community embraces the potential of this new battlespace, one essential truth must remain at the core of doctrine, organization, training, and culture: warfare is still a contest of wills fought by, through, a…