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Creatio CRM Introduces AI Agents for Enterprise Automation

3 days ago | techrepublic.com | Megan Crouse

Creatio 8.3. Twin will use generative AI as the default mode of interaction in every interface starting on June 25. Image: iLixe48/Envato Creatio, a low-code enterprise CRM solution, has infused its latest platform update with AI. Creatio 8.3 “Twin” introduces generative AI agents, a unified interface for natural language conversations, and tools for creating and deploying AI agents.
AI Agent Interoperability Project’s Participants Include Microsoft, Google, AWS

3 days ago | techrepublic.com | Megan Crouse

Google Cloud started the Agent2Agent project to enable AI agents to work across enterprise environments regardless of brand. Google donated the project to The Linux Foundation. Image: Orkidia/Adobe Stock What if AI agents could seamlessly talk to one another, regardless of which company built them?
Google Faces Tougher UK Rules to Regulate Search and Advertising Power

3 days ago | techrepublic.com | Fiona Jackson

Image: Sundry Photography/Adobe Stock Google will likely be forced to comply with the UK’s competition legislation, the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act (DMCCA), within the realm of search and search advertising services. The country’s competition authority has proposed giving the search giant “Strategic Market Status,” which means it will be subject to bespoke conduct requirements that prevent anti-competitive practices.
Here's What We Know

3 days ago | techrepublic.com | Fiona Jackson

Designer Jony Ive (left) and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman (right). Image: OpenAI’s YouTube channel Over the weekend, OpenAI removed all promotional materials related to its acquisition of the AI hardware company io from its website and YouTube channel. This was due to a trademark complaint made by iyO, another AI firm, which claimed its name and product similarities could confuse consumers. But just how similar are io and iyO, really?
Microsoft's Mu Brings Natural Language Chats to Windows 11’s Settings Menu

4 days ago | techrepublic.com | Megan Crouse

A screenshot of Mu performing real-time question answering. Image: Windows YouTube channel Microsoft’s newest small language model for on-device processing has a specific use case: the Windows 11 Settings application. Mu is the technology behind the AI agent in the Settings menu that allows users to ask natural language questions.
What Are Apple's Ratings?

4 days ago | techrepublic.com | Fiona Jackson

Image: Screenshot by TechRepublic from EU Energy Label for iPhone and iPad: An Explanation of Apple’s Methodology Apple has introduced energy-efficiency labels on its iPhone and iPad product webpages in EU countries and will include them with new devices sold in the region. This follows the implementation of Europe’s Ecodesign regulations on Friday, which mandate energy labeling for smartphones and tablets.
OpenAI Pulls Jony Ive Promo Video – Here's Why

4 days ago | techrepublic.com | Fiona Jackson

Designer Jony Ive (left) and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman (right). Image: OpenAI’s YouTube channel OpenAI has mysteriously removed a promotional video of CEO Sam Altman and former Apple designer Jony Ive from its website and YouTube channel. The clip showed the two chatting about the future of artificial intelligence hardware. It was posted to announce the $6.4 billion acquisition of Ive’s company io. The reason the video was pulled?
16 Billion Credentials Leaked, Though Some Critics Question the Data

1 week ago | techrepublic.com | Fiona Jackson

Image: WhataWin/Adobe Stock More than 16 billion leaked credentials have been identified by cyber researchers since the beginning of the year. While they assert the vast majority had previously gone unreported, critics argue there is insufficient evidence to suggest that the data is new. Researchers at Cybernews report that, of the 30 exposed datasets identified, only one had been previously disclosed.
Gartner: Businesses With AI-Literate Execs Will Perform 20% Better Financially

1 week ago | techrepublic.com | Megan Crouse

Image: Envato/choreograph Executives who fail to embrace AI may soon fall behind. Businesses with AI-literate leaders will outperform competitors by 20% financially by 2027, according to Gartner’s data and analytics predictions for 2025. “Unlocking AI’s full business potential requires building executive AI literacy,” the report stated.
Google Faces Setback in Appeal of €4.125B Android-Related EU Fine

1 week ago | techrepublic.com | Fiona Jackson

Image: Sundry Photography/Adobe Stock Google’s appeal over a €4.125  billion ($4.7 billion) fine the European Union handed it has been dealt a huge blow. The European Court of Justice’s advocate general, Juliane Kokott, has recommended that the court dismiss the challenge.