Infosys has launched Topaz Fabric, a composable stack of AI agents and services designed to unify enterprise IT operations while keeping humans in the loop. The platform reflects a growing shift toward human-guided automation — blending AI efficiency with oversight and accountability. With over 50 specialized agents and modular integration across major platforms, Infosys is betting that controllable, auditable AI will define the next phase of enterprise adoption.

OpenAI’s release calendar has become a blur of constant upgrades — from Sora to GPT-4o, retail checkout, and now full-fledged AI “Agents.” Features that once defined the future now pass in weeks. At TheMarketAI, we see a deliberate pattern: OpenAI is running a total-field strategy, racing to occupy every new frontier in AI before rivals like Google Gemini and Anthropic can. The risk? Velocity may become volatility. With so many launches in motion, even breakthrough features r

Tipalti has secured $200M in growth financing, following its acquisition of AI-native treasury startup Statement and amid strong ARR and payment volume growth. Alongside the raise, Tipalti unveiled a roster of AI agents — from instant reporting to automated onboarding — signaling that the next phase of finance automation will be driven by intelligent, context-aware tools as it seeks to build moats against AI-powered ERPs.

Iris Telehealth’s 2025 survey finds consumers cautiously open to AI in mental health crises: 49% would accept monitoring for faster detection, but 73% insist humans make the final call. TheMarketAI.com Take: AI can aid rapid detection, but hallucinations and false positives make human oversight essential. Trust and empathy must stay central as healthcare integrates AI.

We tested OpenAI’s new GPT Agent on a real task: calculating our AI SC 15 Index. The result? Fast, accurate, and low-friction. As tools like this improve, startups built on similar workflows may struggle to keep up — a trend we explored in our recent piece on AI’s rapid pace.