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Salesforce to Launch Agentforce Testing Center for AI Agents

November 21, 2024
WarGames.  The Matrix.  2001: a Space Odyssey.  No matter how many times we’re warned against autonomous AI, people continue to build it.  Agentic AI leader Salesforce is trying to limit the risk it’s creating by launching Agentforce Testing Center, which will let users test prototype agents in a secure, sandbox-like environment. They can (safely?) be let loose in the wild once properly configured.
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DOJ to Ask Judge to Force Google Sale of Chrome: Report

November 20, 2024
Department of Justice officials reportedly will ask a judge to force Google to sell its Chrome browser, which gives Google access to data that is critical to its ad business. This follows the judge’s ruling in August that Google operates an illegal monopoly in the search market. But don’t sell that Alphabet stock quite yet: years of appeals lie ahead, and the new administration in Washington could change the DOJ position.
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Microsoft Celebrates Growth of Its AI Eco-System

November 20, 2024
You get an agent, and you get an agent, and you get an agent — everybody gets their own AI agent using 1,800 large language models that Microsoft is making available to enterprise customers.  Preview announcements at Microsoft’s Ignite 2024 conference included pre-built autonomous agents, no-code agent-building tools, and AI-powered app creation assistants. Microsoft’s AI eco-system may be the largest: some say, “no one else is close.”
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Twenty Percent of Americans Get News From Influencers: Pew

November 20, 2024
Twenty percent of Americans are routinely getting news from social media influencers, a figure that rises to 37% of adults under 30, says a Pew research study. But stop clutching those pearls: it turns out that influencers skew just slightly conservative (27% vs 21% liberal), liberals and conservatives are about equally likely to get their news from influencers, and most people (61%) say they get an even mix of opinions they agree and disagree with. Other Pew research finds that news websites or apps are still the most-preferred news source... Read More >
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