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How Raiffeisen Bank Brought AI into Architecture Management
Raiffeisen Bank explained how it is moving away from classic EA tools to its own platform, where the architecture repository becomes a digital twin of the IT…
AI for business: Tencent releases ClawPro, a platform for AI agents
Tencent has launched a public beta of ClawPro, an enterprise layer on top of OpenClaw that lets companies deploy AI agents in 10 minutes with quotas, monitoring and…
Copilot AI assistants: 100+ Microsoft products for business
AI consultant Tey Bannerman counted more than 80 Microsoft products branded Copilot and thinks there are now over 100, turning one AI label into a whole ecosystem.
How to Build Your Own AI Assistant on OpenClaw: 5 Projects
AI Voice Generators: A 2026 Comparison of Speech Synthesis Services
Why AI Gets Business Data Wrong and How to Fix It
UBTech Seeks a Chief Scientist for Humanoid Robots, Offering Up to $18 Million a Year
Google's Gemma 4: 140 Languages and an Apache License
Google has unveiled Gemma 4, an open model family built on Gemini 3 technology: four models for phones and servers, multimodality, 140+ languages, and an Apache 2.0…
How AI Helps Write Unit Tests: A Wildberries Case Study
A Wildberries mobile team lead explains how, after two months of tuning OpenCode, RAG and subagents, a local model began generating working unit tests for Android.
Rolling Out AI at a Company: Why Mandatory KPIs Undermine Motivation
AI-Powered Video Search: IBM's Masters Case Study
AI in Development: How to Adapt to the Wave of AI Agents Without Panic
Anysphere launches Cursor 3, an AI code editor with local and cloud agents
AI for editorial advertising: Medialister's MCP server
Medialister has launched an MCP server so ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini can select editorial placements directly, cutting manual research and long negotiations with…
AI code review: why it praises bad code and how to fix it
The author built a 110,000-token instruction set so the model would stop nodding along, push back on bad architecture, and admit the limits of its expertise.