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As AI labs such Anthropic unleash application-specific models, whispers in the AI community suggest a grave existential threat to purveyors of traditional SaaS software.These worries have grown as Anthropic has introduced plugins for various industries, including legal, design, and finance, and a cybersecurity model, Mythos.However, not all software vendors see the progression of generative AI as a cause for panic. For Mike Ettling, chair and interim CEO of SaaS insurance software vendor Sapiens, there is no need to fear that this is the end of SaaS; instead, it is the vendors without the right moat that are most imperiled.In this…

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While President Donald Trump’s June 2 executive order indicates that cybersecurity and AI models are increasingly intertwined, it shouldn’t prevent enterprises from performing their due diligence. Moreover, the order seemingly excludes some enterprises from accessing AI tools, while giving others early access. Titled “Promoting Advanced Artificial Intelligence Innovation and Security,” the EO establishes a voluntary cybersecurity review framework, in which AI developers can grant the federal government and some trusted partners access to their models 30 days before they deploy them for security assessment. The order also tasks the Treasury Department with establishing an AI “cybersecurity clearinghouse” to collaborate with tech…

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Google DeepMind’s introduction of Gemma 4 12B indicates that the future of agentic AI is shifting more toward local PCs and less toward the cloud, underscoring that the AI race is still in early stages and the market’s direction remains fluid.Google’s AI lab released the open source model on June 3. It is the latest in the Gemma 4 family of models Google introduced in April. Gemma 4 12B is under the Apache 2.0 license, which gives enterprise developers flexibility and digital control in using, modifying and deploying the model commercially without licensing barriers. Google DeepMind also made Gemma 4…

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Meta has unveiled an AI tool designed to help grow companies by automating various tasks and services.The Facebook-Instagram-WhatsApp parent company said in a June 3 release that its Business Agent enables enterprises of all sizes “to increase their output and deliver personalized experiences for customers using AI” by handling an array of tasks, including handling customer inquiries, scheduling appointments and recommending products.The agent is already in use by around a million businesses on WhatsApp and Messenger in select markets, including Brazil, India and Mexico, but Meta is now making it available to all companies and has extended it to Instagram,…

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Nvidia has released a spate of new physical AI research tools, agent workflows and open source models to train more advanced AI systems for the real world.Unveiled this week at the Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition conference in Denver, the updates build on Nvidia’s recently launched Cosmos 3 world foundation model and are designed to help researchers automate key stages of physical AI development, including simulation, synthetic data generation, policy training and evaluation.Physical AI refers to AI systems that interact with and operate in the physical world, including self-driving vehicles, industrial robots and embodied AI agents.The company said the new…

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Amazon has unveiled a new iteration of its mobile warehouse robot Proteus, as part of a $11.6 billion investment ‌into its European operations.The vendor showcased its newly updated robot at its “Delivering the Future” event at its Dartford fulfillment center near London earlier this week.While previous models operate solely in dock areas, the new version can operate across warehouse floors. Employees can now instruct Proteus using natural-language, text-based prompts, without requiring technical commands or programming interfaces. Based on the prompt, Proteus determines how to complete the task and which steps to prioritize.”You tell it what needs to be done. It figures…

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Editor’s Note: Welcome to Prompt, your weekly briefing on the shifting AI landscape. We provide an analytical look at the week’s biggest developments, paired with a curated roundup of the stories that matter. Anthropic’s IPO filing this week may be remembered as more than a milestone for one company.Coming just days after a funding round that valued the company at $965 billion, the filing is another reminder of how much money is now flowing into AI.But the bigger story may be what it says about where the industry is headed.Anthropic is only the latest example of the enormous sums flowing into…

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Data centres, the global infrastructure powering AI, could consume 945 terawatt-hours of electricity annually by 2030 – nearly triple the combined annual electricity use of Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nigeria, countries collectively home to more than 650 million people. However, this is just the tip of the iceberg. On top of the carbon footprint, every unit of electricity used by data centres also carries a “water footprint” for cooling and energy production, and a “land footprint” associated with power generation and supply chains. Rethinking how sustainability is measuredAccording to a new study from UN University (UNU), AI-related water consumption could equal…

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