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Procurement AI Faces Challenges Beyond Controlled English Language Workflows

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@ronald_vanloon

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08 October 2026 17h00

AI can save procurement teams time. But can it protect their margins?

AI went to coding, legal and support first for one reason: those worlds are in English, finite and controlled.

Procurement is none of those things.

Here's the breakdown.#MagenticPartner pic.twitter.com/7KENuKSLHL
— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) 8 octobre 2026

AI can save procurement teams time. But can it protect their margins? AI went to coding, legal and support first for one reason: those worlds are in English, finite and controlled. Procurement is none of those things. Here's the breakdown. #MagenticPartner

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8 October 2026
Gemini Enterprise Agent Handles Knowledge Work, Media and Code

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@testingcatalog

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08 October 2026 16h22

GOOGLE 🔥: A new Gemini Agent for Gemini Enterprise has been announced as a part of Gemini at Work updates. – Gemini, a single, universal agent for work that answers your questions, handles your knowledge work, creates your images and media, and writes and runs code. – Inline

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8 October 2026
AI Workflow Includes a Structured Human Review Handoff

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@alliekmiller

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08 October 2026 15h49

This part was the most valuable. Instinct included an entire AI-to-human handoff process in its prompt email. Basically make the first 30min of my day the easiest possible review of every single thing you did. 2/3

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8 October 2026
Instinct Builds a Codex Prompt to Execute a Nineteen Item Task List

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@alliekmiller

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08 October 2026 15h49

Perhaps my most unhinged workflow: I was talking nonstop to Instinct about everything on my list – drafting, prioritizing, strategizing. Before I went to bed, I had Instinct create a massive prompt for Codex to execute the entire 19-item list and then email that prompt to me.

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8 October 2026
AI Productivity Gains Can Depend on How Widely Others Adopt AI

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@alliekmiller

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08 October 2026 15h19

If the main value you’re getting from AI is predicated on other people NOT using it, you have low leverage. AI can help you get through your inbox faster. But that only works when you’re operating in a “normal world” with normal email volume. AI can help you write social

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8 October 2026
Customers Bring AI Assistants Into Healthcare, Travel and Retail Interactions

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@ronald_vanloon

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08 October 2026 12h00

This challenge isn't unique to banking. → Hospitals: patients arrive with AI-researched questions for their doctor
→ Airports: travelers deploy AI agents to rebook disrupted flights in real time
→ Retailers: shoppers use AI to compare prices before they reach checkout
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8 October 2026
AI System Detects Railway Track Obstacles in Real Time

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@ronald_vanloon

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08 October 2026 11h19

#AI-Powered System Detects Obstacles on Railway Tracks in Real Time
by @tokufxug
#ArtificialIntelligence #EmergingTech #Innovation #Technology pic.twitter.com/m9XqUUtMqH
— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) 8 octobre 2026

#AI-Powered System Detects Obstacles on Railway Tracks in Real Time
by @tokufxug #ArtificialIntelligence #EmergingTech #Innovation #Technology

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8 October 2026
AI and the Octopus Organization Explores the Superintelligent Firm

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@kirkdborne

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08 October 2026 6h31

AI and the Octopus Organization — Building the Superintelligent Firm: https://
link.amazon/B0hZF5JXe AMAZON SUMMARY: This is not another book about chatbots or automation. It’s a deeply researched, vividly told blueprint for transforming businesses so that they can make the most of

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8 October 2026
Automated Factories Use Vision for Defects and Predictive Maintenance

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@bamitav

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08 October 2026 2h30

Dark Factories of the future!

Thousands of looms run around the clock with minimal workers.

Vision systems detect defects while software predicts maintenance.

One control room can oversee entire production sections.#DarkFactories #Automation #AI @SpirosMargaris… pic.twitter.com/ZWWUFbpOCn
— Amitav Bhattacharjee (@bamitav) 8 octobre 2026

Dark Factories of the future! Thousands of looms run around the clock with minimal workers. Vision systems detect defects while software predicts maintenance. One control room can oversee entire production sections. #DarkFactories #Automation #AI @SpirosMargaris

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8 October 2026
Claude Collects Slack Replies and Turns Them Into Charts

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@bcherny

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08 October 2026 1h43

I do this too! I have Claude DM people on Slack and monitor for responses, then make a chart with the results

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8 October 2026

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