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World’s First Robot Fired From Job
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RSAC 2026: Commvault Showcases Latest Cybersecurity and Resilience Operations
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It's coming—RSAC 2026—world's largest & most influential annual Cybersecurity Conference. Leader @Commvault will be there showcasing the latest in ResOps (Resilience Ops), Rapid Ransomware Recovery, Agentic-powered Cyber Resilience,…
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Intelligent Services Infrastructure: The Railway Model for AI Operations
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Thank you for the interesting perspective. The railway analogy aligns well with this view, because what we will increasingly see is a growing number of intelligent services running on top of that infrastructure, enabling companies to operate their own trains with greater
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Software-Defined Automation Revolutionizes Industrial System Changes
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In the past, every system change meant a physical hardware overhaul. It was slow, expensive, and rigid. #sponsored by Siemens.
— Lucian Fogoros (@fogoros) 17 mars 2026
Enter Software-Defined Automation.
Now, you can change a line of code, deploy it, and it runs. It allows you to be agile, try new things, and meet… pic.twitter.com/rn7mlrjPHvIn the past, every system change meant a physical hardware overhaul. It was slow, expensive, and rigid. #sponsored by Siemens. Enter Software-Defined Automation. Now, you can change a line of code, deploy it, and it runs. It allows you to be agile, try new things, and meet
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AI Agents 2026: Real Business Impact Through Numbers
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AI agents in 2026, in actual numbers: Danfoss: 80% of purchase orders automated, $15M saved/year. Telus: 57,000 employees using agents daily, 38,000 hours saved/month. PepsiCo: 20% throughput increase on first factory deployments. Less hype. More this. #AI #digitalization
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Nvidia NemoClaw, AI agents, and new tools shape AI landscape
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Top stories in AI today: -Nvidia unloads at GTC with NemoClaw, and more
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OpenAI Introduces Subagents in Codex for Parallel Codebase Management
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🚨 @OpenAI just launched Subagents in Codex, and it changes how we handle massive codebases.
— Charly Wargnier (@DataChaz) 17 mars 2026
You no longer have to rely on a single agent.
You can now split complex features across multiple specialized workers running in parallel 🔥
By spinning up Codex’s new custom subagents,… pic.twitter.com/4JXFeavgXA@OpenAI just launched Subagents in Codex, and it changes how we handle massive codebases. You no longer have to rely on a single agent. You can now split complex features across multiple specialized workers running in parallel By spinning up Codex’s new custom subagents,
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ChatGPT vs Codex: Understanding Local vs Remote AI Workflows
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yeah i think theres a natural leaping point e.g. get chatgpt to fill in a bunch of pdfs for you → have to click to download the files have codex do it, files are on your machine then explain the separation, the jump and why (e.g. local/remote) happy to chat more if you want
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Watch Kane AI automate full checkout workflows
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Checkout flows are the most expensive tests to maintain in any product suite.
— God of Prompt (@godofprompt) 17 mars 2026
Not because they're complex. Because they change constantly.
Watch Kane AI by TestMu AI (formerly LambdaTest) run a full checkout workflow, product selection, cart, verification and handle conditional… pic.twitter.com/aLdKhu1riFCheckout flows are the most expensive tests to maintain in any product suite. Not because they're complex. Because they change constantly. Watch Kane AI by TestMu AI (formerly LambdaTest) run a full checkout workflow, product selection, cart, verification and handle conditional
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Industrial AI Shifts from Experimentation to Operational Deployment
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Industrial AI is entering a new phase where experimentation gives space to real operational deployment. What I find particularly interesting is how ecosystems and skills are converging to turn AI capabilities into practical solutions for industry.