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OpenAI’s new GPT Agent promises to handle real-world tasks end-to-end — and may have just rendered thousands of AI agent startups obsolete. At TheMarketAI.com, we break down the launch, a sharp founder response, and why it proves AI may be moving too fast for most serious product bets.

JFrog is deepening its AI integration with the launch of a new MCP Server, enabling developers to interact with its platform using natural language through AI agents and IDEs. By embracing agentic AI workflows and prioritizing secure connectivity, JFrog aims to streamline software development while maintaining control and compliance across the software supply chain.

Thinking Machines Labs just revealed they’re building a “multimodal AI” system designed to work with language, visuals, and sound — aiming for what they call “collaborative general intelligence.” Backed by a staggering $2 billion seed round led by a16z and filled with ex-OpenAI talent, the young startup is quickly becoming one of the most closely watched players in the next wave of frontier AI.

CoreWeave is doubling down on its AI infrastructure play, announcing a $6 billion investment in a new Pennsylvania data center—its biggest yet. Coming just a week after acquiring Core Scientific, this latest move cements CoreWeave’s strategy to own the full AI stack from chips to power. Investors cheered, sending the stock up 9% on the news.

Zendesk’s acqui-hire of HyperArc brings GenAI-powered analytics deeper into customer service, but the real future of AI business intelligence may be in connecting these insights across ERPs — where support data meets production, sales, and supply chain for a truly strategic view.

CoreWeave’s stock slid after buying Core Scientific, even as bulls like Jim Cramer cheered. At TheMarketAI.com, we think investors wanted pure, explosive market share growth — and a vertical integration may be confusing the message.

Elon Musk’s Grok, the AI chatbot from his startup xAI (integrated into X, formerly Twitter), is facing widespread backlash after it...

Global VC funding hit $91 billion in Q2, with nearly half flowing into AI—a clear sign that the AI boom is driving unprecedented investment momentum - based on Fortune and Crunchbase

GrubMarket launches the first AI inventory agent built for the food supply chain, aiming to slash spoilage and streamline thousands of daily decisions for wholesalers and distributors.

SambaNova’s new 90-day AI deployment solution highlights just how fierce the race is among data centers and hyperscalers to meet skyrocketing AI demand — anything that speeds up infrastructure rollouts is in high demand.

Algebrik AI, a pioneer of AI-powered loan origination systems, has partnered with Kinective, a leader in digital connectivity and core banking integrations, to simplify lending workflows for credit unions and community lenders.

CoreWeave’s $9 billion acquisition of Core Scientific marks a bold push to control critical AI infrastructure, unlocking long-term savings and power capacity — even as markets digest the ambitious move.

As AI booms, it’s the data centers and cloud providers like CoreWeave that could emerge as the real winners—just like the merchants of the Gold Rush.

TeamViewer adds AI to streamline IT support, but will embedding chatbots into existing tools truly transform workflows—or just be the next “put a clock in it” moment?

AI’s free tiers look tempting, but serious use costs more. From ChatGPT and Gemini to Claude and Grok, we explore flat-rate SaaS plans, hidden compute expenses, and why pay-as-you-go may be next.

SWI Group and Max-Hervé George bet on Europe’s AI boom includes a massive new UK data centre—highlighting how critical infrastructure is racing to keep up with AI demand.

DeepL, a leading Language AI company, has announced the expansion of its platform with the addition of Vietnamese, Hebrew, and early access to Thai, now available on DeepL Translator and the DeepL API, according to a press release published by the company.

EMB Global was founded to disrupt traditional IT outsourcing by blending automation with specialization.

A new survey reveals a surge in AI adoption among life science researchers, but trust and verification remain key concerns.

The AI Alliance has launched the AI Alliance Lab, hosted at MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL), alongside a new AI Technology & Advocacy Association.