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Infosys’ new AI Agent for the energy sector marks a conspicuous push to marry enterprise-grade agentic AI with cloud-scale operations — a packaged solution that combines Infosys Topaz, Infosys Cobalt, and Microsoft’s Copilot and Azure AI Foundry capabilities to convert real‑time operational...

The last twelve months have turned the smartphone into a practical, portable AI workbench: major assistants now offer voice conversation, live camera context, image and short‑video generation, and personalized morning briefs — and a clear roundup of those options recently ran in Fast Company...

The smartphone has quietly become the most practical pocket-sized AI workstation most of us will ever own: voice‑first conversations, live camera context, image and short‑video generation, and even personalized morning briefs are now routine features in mainstream mobile apps. This feature...

Google has brought a hefty dollop of theatre to London’s West End by turning curiosity into currency: a Covent Garden pop-up billed as the “World’s Longest Coffee Bar” invites visitors to pay not with cash but with a Search, while the stunt doubles as a public demo of AI Mode in Google Search...

Infosys has unveiled a domain‑specific AI Agent for the energy industry that combines the company’s Topaz agent fabric and Infosys Cobalt cloud blueprints with Microsoft’s Copilot Studio and Azure OpenAI Foundry-hosted models (including GPT‑family multimodal models) to deliver conversational...

Artificial intelligence is no longer a promise on the horizon — 2025 marked the shift from dazzling demos to operational AI, with multimodal reasoning, long-running agents, and platform-level governance becoming the central battlegrounds for vendors, enterprises, and regulators alike. Background...

Infosys today unveiled an industry-tailored AI Agent for the energy sector that promises to convert mountains of operational telemetry, well logs, images and reports into conversational, real‑time guidance—automating routine paperwork, surfacing predictive early‑warnings and supporting field and...

Infosys’ announcement that it has developed an AI Agent for energy‑sector operations marks a clear attempt to convert agentic generative AI from marketing demos into repeatable production patterns for drilling, well operations, pipelines and power‑generation workflows, promising conversational...

Infosys’ new AI Agent promises to turn messy, real‑time operational feeds into conversational, actionable guidance for field teams, automating report generation and surfacing predictive warnings to reduce delays, improve wellbore quality, and boost safety and reliability across energy...

Infosys’ newly announced AI Agent for energy operations is a calculated attempt to move agentic generative AI from proof‑of‑concept demos into production workflows for drilling, pipelines, power generation and field maintenance, promising conversational multimodal analysis, automated reporting...

Infosys’ new AI agent for energy operations promises to fold conversational, multimodal large‑model capabilities into the high‑stakes workflows of drilling, production, pipelines and grid operations—packaged as a pragmatic integration of Infosys Topaz Fabric, Infosys Cobalt, Microsoft’s Copilot...

Microsoft’s latest push to make voice a first‑class way to interact with PCs signals a deliberate pivot: Windows is being reframed not just as an operating system, but as a conversational, context‑aware assistant platform that expects users to speak, show and — in carefully permissioned cases —...

Infosys’ new AI agent for the energy sector signals a purposeful shift from proof-of-concept experiments to agentic, production-ready solutions that promise to turn mountains of field data into conversational, actionable intelligence for drilling, production and field operations. The vendor says...

Infosys’ new AI assistant for energy operations signals a pragmatic push to bring “agentic” AI into safety-critical industrial workflows by combining Infosys Topaz and Cobalt with Microsoft’s Copilot tooling, Azure AI Foundry model hosting (including GPT‑4o family models) and OpenAI capabilities...

The free-AI chatbot era that began in 2022 has matured into a full-blown ecosystem battle in 2025 — a practical, messy, and often brilliant landscape where ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Grok, Google Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, DeepSeek, and Meta AI each stake a claim to being the “best” assistant...

Microsoft’s Copilot platform just received a sweeping Fall update that stitches generative AI into Windows, Edge, and Microsoft 365 more tightly than ever — introducing twelve headline features (including a new expressive assistant called Mico), deeper enterprise-facing connectors and memory...

Napster’s announcement that it is among the first Microsoft partners to deploy Azure agentic AI for enterprises marks a clear milestone in the shift from experimental pilots to productized, low‑latency conversational agents that can be deployed at scale—and it asks enterprise IT teams to make...

Microsoft has quietly expanded Copilot’s Vision capability on Windows so that Insiders can now type queries about what the assistant sees — and receive text replies in the same chat pane — turning a previously voice‑centric experience into a fully multimodal, text‑in/text‑out interaction that...

Microsoft’s first public preview of the Copilot‑powered taskbar search box delivers a clean, polished experience that blurs the line between classic Windows Search and an AI assistant — but early testing shows the tradeoffs are real: convenience and discovery come at the cost of fragmented...

The field of conversational AI has moved from a single-name conversation to a crowded, capability-driven marketplace where multimodality, ecosystem integration, data governance, and cost are the clearest differentiators — and a new generation of chatbots is actively competing with ChatGPT for...