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Cribl Adds Copilot Capable of Automatically Normalizing Telemetry Data

1 day ago | techstrong.ai | Mike Vizard

Cribl this week added another generative artificial intelligence (AI) capability at no additional cost that automatically normalizes telemetry data. Nick Heudecker, head of marketing and business development for Cribl, said Copilot Editor has been trained to map schemas and translate logs from one format to another.
Agentuity Previews Cloud Service Optimized for AI Agents

2 days ago | techstrong.ai | Mike Vizard

Agentuity this week unfurled a cloud service designed specifically to enable application development teams to build and run artificial intelligence (AI) agents. Company CEO Jeff Haynie said AI agents are not just another type of workload to be deployed on an existing cloud service.
Salesforce Picks Up Moonhub Team, But Says it Isn't an Acquisition

5 days ago | techstrong.ai | Jon Swartz

Salesforce Inc. continued to add to its collection of artificial intelligence (AI) personnel and technology Monday. It said it picked up some employees from Moonhub, a Silicon Valley startup specializing in AI-driven talent acquisition solutions that shut down operations. A spokesperson for Salesforce said some of Moonhub’s team would be joining Salesforce, but had not formally acquired the company. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
New Supercomputer From Energy Department to Merge AI, Scientific Research

1 week ago | techstrong.ai | Jon Swartz

A new supercomputer promising to merge artificial intelligence (AI) and scientific research is coming to the hills above the University of California, Berkeley, federal officials said Thursday. The Department of Energy said supercomputer Doudna, named after a winner of the Nobel Prize in chemistry (biochemist Jennifer Doudna, in 2020), will deliver significantly ramped-up calculations using technology from NVIDIA Corp. and Dell Technologies Inc. The massive new machine is due in 2026.
The AI Revolution is Stuck in IT Ops

1 week ago | techstrong.ai | Lori MacVittie

The AI revolution isn’t coming. It’s already here. According to the State of Application Strategy 2025 report, 96% of enterprises are deploying AI models. We’re well past chatbot trials and productivity co-pilots. These models are now driving workflow automation, security response and performance optimization. But while AI ambitions are on a tear, operations are still dragging their heels and, in many cases, blocking the path entirely.
Plainsight Makes Available Open Source Tool for Filtering Computer Vision Data

1 week ago | techstrong.ai | Mike Vizard

Plainsight is now making available an OpenFilter tool that streamlines the amount of computer vision data that organizations need to collect to train an artificial intelligence (AI) model under an open-source Apache 2.0 license. OpenFilter provides a framework for building computer vision workflows using modular, composable building blocks, dubbed Filters.
Business Insider Cuts 21% of Staff as it Increasingly Embraces GenAI

1 week ago | techstrong.ai | Jon Swartz

Business Insider is slashing 21% of its staff as it focuses on “fully embracing AI” and reducing its reliance on “traffic-sensitive businesses.”In what could be a sinister precursor to similar actions by cash-strapped publishers, the news site strongly indicated it intends to rely more on generative artificial intelligence (AI) for search traffic and beef up its live events business. Earlier this month, the organization hired a newsroom AI lead.
Business Insider Cuts 21% of Staff as it Increasingly Embraces GenAI

1 week ago | techstrong.ai | Jon Swartz

Business Insider is slashing 21% of its staff as it focuses on “fully embracing AI” and reducing its reliance on “traffic-sensitive businesses.”In what could be a sinister precursor to similar actions by cash-strapped publishers, the news site strongly indicated it intends to rely more on generative artificial intelligence (AI) for search traffic and beef up its live events business. Earlier this month, the organization hired a newsroom AI lead.
Anthropic's Claude Resorted to Blackmail When Facing Replacement: Safety Report

1 week ago | techstrong.ai | Jon Swartz

Anthropic admits its new system Claude Opus 4 is capable of taking “extremely harmful actions” including blackmail. A new safety report from Anthropic evaluating artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot Claude Opus 4 showed its inclination and willingness to threaten blackmail against its own developers, particularly when engineers considered replacing it with a newer system.
Box Survey Shows Early Adopters of AI Agents are Flourishing

1 week ago | techstrong.ai | Jon Swartz

Artificial intelligence (AI) is still in its early, early stages with enterprises. But those who jumped the line and embraced the technology are seeing significant results in cost reductions, improved revenue, customer satisfaction and time savings. There is a clear division between organizations that have strategically embraced AI and those that remain in early stages of adoption, according to “The state of AI in the enterprise” survey released early Wednesday by Box.