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Snowflake CEO Sridhar Ramaswamy Says “We Are The World’s Best Analytics Platform”

The bots will plan tasks, write code and monitor data pipelines while inheriting user permissions, Snowflake said.

  • At the Expedition, Snowflake unveiled a new offering to boost AI agent reliability by helping software better understand enterprise data context.
  • Moving beyond its reputation as an analytics provider, Snowflake intends to evolve its platform to execute active business tasks and support human decision-making processes through deeper data involvement.
  • Snowflake introduced CoCo and CoWork Bots, always-on AI agents designed to plan and complete background work, with CoCo assisting technical teams and CoWork Bots enabling plain-language queries about company information.
  • Currently in private preview, CoCo and CoWork Bots extend automation to ongoing assignments such as preparing customer meeting briefings or monitoring data pipelines, allowing users to streamline daily operations.
  • Serving as a pillar of the Snowflake strategy, this delegation capability aims to enable agents to act autonomously while maintaining necessary security controls and data governance.
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Snowflake has unveiled an artificial intelligence (AI) agent that autonomously plans and processes tasks in the background without separate instructions. The company plans to support enterprises in realizing "AI colleagues" that can be trusted to handle work, going beyond the level of simply answering questions. Snowflake stated, "AI is evolving from software that waits for prompts to a system that continuously executes tasks." ◇ Top

(San Francisco = Yonhap News) Correspondent Kwon Young-jeon = AI cloud data company Snowflake [develops] existing simple question-and-answer type artificial intelligence (AI) tools 24 hours ...

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InfoWorld broke the news on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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