A global survey indicates 99% of CEOs expect artificial intelligence to reduce jobs within two years, marking a significant shift in workplace expectations. The findings highlight growing executive confidence in AI technologies and their likely impact on employment.
Offshore software development is undergoing significant changes as artificial intelligence technologies reshape global outsourcing practices. While AI introduces new efficiencies and automation, the core reasons for offshore development—cost-effectiveness and access to talent—remain largely unchanged. The balance between automation and human expertise continues to define the industry's future.
Meta has made its artificial intelligence agent for WhatsApp Business available to users worldwide. The launch marks a significant step in integrating conversational AI tools into business communications at scale.
E.ON is leveraging SAP S/4HANA to standardise grid data, streamline infrastructure, and enable AI-powered applications such as predictive maintenance and customer automation. The company is focusing on internal technical capabilities, cybersecurity, and embedding digital tools directly into core operations to support reliability and growth in the energy sector.
Walmart has imposed limits on employee use of its internal AI assistant, Code Puppy, in response to unexpectedly high costs associated with large language model (LLM) usage. The move highlights broader challenges faced by large enterprises as AI billing models shift from flat-rate subscriptions to usage-based pricing.
The National Hockey League (NHL) has revamped its media storage and distribution systems through a multi-year partnership with VAST Data. The initiative replaces legacy archives and in-arena storage, enabling faster, more efficient media workflows and paving the way for advanced analytics. This modernisation is expected to enhance fan experiences and streamline media operations across the league.
Uber has implemented spending caps for employee usage of artificial intelligence tools after exhausting its annual budget in just four months. The move highlights the rapid increase in enterprise AI adoption and its associated costs.
Microsoft has launched Scout, a personal assistant platform inspired by OpenClaw. The new assistant leverages artificial intelligence to enhance user productivity and streamline digital interactions.
The rise of artificial intelligence is intensifying third-party risk management challenges for enterprises, as threats become faster and more sophisticated. Solutions such as Vanta's AI-powered platform aim to address these risks by automating vendor assessments, improving visibility, and streamlining compliance processes in dynamic ecosystems.
Entravel Group has acquired Barcelona-based Moca Traveltech Group to expand its presence in Spanish-speaking travel markets. The move brings together Moca's network of hotel partnerships and buyer relationships with Entravel's AI-powered infrastructure, aiming to streamline distribution through automation. Moca will rebrand as MocatravelX and continue to target growth across Spain and Latin America.
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