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Apple makes math work betting big on privacy

Apple made big news advocating for privacy, and it’s looking like it made a handsome profit doing so. The Financial Times just reported Apple’s App Store ad business has soared as its new policies cut into profits of Facebook and Google. Changes made earlier this year limited apps’ ability to track users without being given express consent. That made it harder for other platforms to gain and track user data. However, Apple sells ad space on its App Store to feature Sponsored products, and in six months, that revenue rose from Apple capturing 17% of sponsored app store downloads to 58%.

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Salesforce Offers AI Agents to Replace “Outdated” Copilots and Chatbots

September 16, 2024

Here’s a new buzzword for your Bingo card: “agentic AI”, which describes systems that act by themselves rather than in response to a prompt.  Salesforce was all over the concept last week, announcing its Agentforce collection.  According to the company, it replaces the “now-outdated copilots and chatbots” with agents “operating autonomously, retrieving the right data on demand, building action plans for any task, and executing these plans without requiring human intervention.”

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