AI Product Launches

Sakana AI's ShinkaEvolve flips the script on scaling by evolving code and training signals at test time. Novelty filters, smart parent sampling, and model bandits deliver state-of-the-art results with far fewer trials.

OutSystems has taken Agent Workbench to general availability, formalizing an agent workbench category: a low code control plane to design, govern, and deploy multi agent systems across live enterprise data and workflows with real controls.

Luma's Ray3 is now inside Adobe Firefly, bringing native HDR, ACES EXR sequences, and a fast Draft Mode that preserves composition. With Creative Cloud handoff and agency partners, AI video moves from demo to deliverable.

Thinking Machines Lab introduced Tinker on October 1 and 2, 2025, a developer-first service that turns distributed fine-tuning of open-weight LLMs into a turnkey step. The promise is sovereign AI and scale without owning a GPU farm.

RavenDB’s new AI Agent Creator puts agents inside the database, not outside. Learn why in-database execution can beat external RAG on security, latency, cost, and governance, plus concrete build patterns you can ship in Q4 2025.

On September 9, 2025, Resemble AI made deepfake-simulation drills available to agencies through Carahsoft. Here is why adversarial training will become a required control by 2026 and how defensive agents raise the bar.

On September 5, 2025, ProRata.ai lit up a 750 publisher network with Gist Answers, a licensed, revenue sharing AI search. Here is how rights aware retrieval, attribution, and pay per query pricing can reshape the web.

Hume AI released Octave 2 and EVI 4-mini, bringing fast multilingual voice agents within reach. Learn what improved in prosody and latency, why it beats text-first UX, and how to ship voice-native copilots now.

September marked a clear shift. Runtime security for language models and agentic apps is now expected, not optional. This guide defines the AI‑DR stack, shows how to ship it in weeks, and offers a practical build versus buy playbook.

On October 2, 2025, DualEntry announced $90 million and a NextDay Migration that promises a 24 hour ERP cutover. If it works at scale, switching costs collapse, composable stacks grow, and new control risks emerge.

Two announcements in 72 hours changed where AI agents live. Perplexity made Comet free and Opera began shipping Neon, turning the browser into the distribution layer for agentic software. Here is why this shift matters and what to build next.

Replit Agent 3 upgrades coding agents from helpers to coworkers. Its 200 minute run budget and built in test and fix loop let it plan tasks, write tests, ship code, and open a pull request with evidence.

Vercel’s v0 Mobile brings voice and camera native app creation to your pocket, pairing background builds with on device approvals. See how to connect it to AgentsDB so speed, safety, and data ownership scale together.

Aidnn signals a shift from chatty BI bots to data-infrastructure-native agents that plan, govern, and execute real work in your stack. Learn how data-plane agents turn insights into actions with audit-ready safety.

Thinking Machines launched Tinker on October 1, 2025, betting that post-training beats pretraining scale. See why weight ownership matters, how to choose your stack, and use a 30 day plan to ship reliable specialists.

Two enterprise launches turned agent ops from slideware into shipped software. Covasant introduced a governance control tower and OutSystems brought Agent Workbench to general availability, signaling a real control plane for AI agents.

IBC 2025 flipped from demos to delivery. Dalet's Dalia, Kaltura's publishing agent, and Moments Lab's discovery agent show how media-aware systems turn rights-savvy intent into safe, auditable action.

Most AI agent pilots impress in demos then falter in production. This playbook shows how to pick one valuable workflow, ship a safe MVP in 30 days, and scale to real adoption by day 90.