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.
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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.
Proactive BI agents just moved from monitoring to explanation. With WisdomAI's September 3 launch, 24/7 metric watching, anomaly triage, and root cause proposals are becoming table stakes. Learn how to build or buy now.
Perplexity put a $200 monthly price on an agent that reads, writes, and schedules inside your inbox. Here is why the math pencils out, the trust controls buyers will demand, and how startups can carve a premium wedge.
On September 18, 2025, Notion turned its workspace into an AI agent platform. The launch shows why suite-native agents will outrun OS and browser bots by tapping built-in context, permissions, and action hooks.
Plaud Note Pro adds a press to highlight workflow that turns meetings into verifiable tasks. Learn how multimodal capture, RAG, and controlled CRM writes make agentic notes practical for enterprise teams.
Teable 2.0 introduces a database-native AI agent that designs schemas, runs analytics, and triggers governed automations with row and field permissions. Learn why this shift matters and how to pilot it with confidence.
Opera’s Neon launched on September 30, 2025 as a paid agentic browser focused on on-device action loops. We unpack Do, Tasks, and Cards, the $19.90 price, and why local-first design could resonate with enterprise buyers.