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Salesforce's new Slackbot AI agent automates documents, schedules meetings, and finds information — all without leaving your chat. Available now for Business+ and Enterprise+ teams.

Samsung SDS is the first Korean company to sign a reseller agreement with OpenAI. Enterprise customers across Asia and Europe now have a local partner for deploying ChatGPT Enterprise with full support, training, and security services.

Anthropic is connecting Claude to eight pro creative tools — including Blender, Adobe Creative Cloud, Ableton, and Autodesk Fusion — to cut the technical red tape and let creators focus on what they do best: creating.

Anthropic unveiled nine new connectors for Claude, enabling direct integration with professional tools like Blender and Adobe. Discover how this shift will reshape creative workflows — and what it means for Czech professionals.

Claude Code is one of the most capable AI tools for developers, but every imprecise prompt or lengthy session can cost you tens of dollars extra. Here are proven tips to use the tool more efficiently.

Singapore plans to launch its own Xplorer satellite by 2029 to help emergency responders detect hazardous gases. In September, it will open a humanoid robotics center, and it is already deploying its own family of Phoenix language models. Why is this combination of space, robotics, and AI technologies unique — and what could Europe learn from it too?

Trimble is integrating SketchUp with Anthropic's Claude model. Using the MCP protocol, users can now create 3D geometry through natural language and images.

Google has signed a classified deal with the US Department of Defense to supply advanced artificial intelligence. While the Pentagon gains a technological edge, company employees are raising alarms about the ethical implications of military AI use.

OpenAI is entering a strategic partnership with chip giants MediaTek and Qualcomm. The goal is to create an "AI Agent Phone" – a device that won't just be a smartphone, but a true digital assistant capable of independent action.

Malaysian smart city i-City and Chinese AgiBot are joining forces to bring humanoid robots into homes by 2030. The world's first robotically integrated residences are set to emerge in the digital city near Kuala Lumpur.