Why Your Workforce Will Accept AI Agents But Only on Their Terms

Much of 2025 has seen the word “digital employees” enter our vocabulary, especially as the noise surrounding agentic AI has become louder. Some consider them replacements, while many providers consider them augmentation agents. “We view AI agents as ‘digital employees’ that extend the capabilities of human workers by autonomously executing defined business processes,” defines Jess…

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The Next Big Thing in the Civilian Economy

Written by | Gong Zheng Edited by | Uncle Lian Artificial intelligence always has an “aloof and superior” filter. However, the most appealing ability of a good technology lies precisely in its ability to weave a rich tapestry of human warmth. Currently, AI is transforming roadside stalls in China. From AI perfume blending, AI bracelet…

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What Twilio (TWLO)’s Q3 Rebound, AI Push, and Insider Sale Mean For Shareholders

Twilio recently reported strong third-quarter 2025 results under new CEO Khozema Shipchandler, highlighting 15% revenue growth, 23% non-GAAP EPS growth, robust free cash flow and improved full-year revenue outlook, while also acquiring AI-powered identity platform Stytch and disclosing an insider stock sale of US$129 million by director Andrew Stafman and related parties. Together, the rebound…

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Prisoners Alarmed to Discover That a Startup Is Training an AI Based on Their Phone Calls

Illustration by Tag Hartman-Simkins / Futurism. Source: Getty Images For years, a US telecommunications company has been building proprietary AI models using phone and video calls made by inmates in US prisons as building blocks. According to has MIT Technology ReviewSecurus Technologies, a private equity firm, has been developing its AI products since 2023, but…

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Georgia College grads propel Baldwin County crime-solving with AI tech | Here’s how it works

Six Georgia College students are helping Baldwin County’s Real Time Crime Center, using AI technology to solve cases. BALDWIN COUNTY, Ga. — Six Georgia College students are working alongside deputies in Baldwin County’s new real-time crime center, using artificial intelligence and surveillance technology to help solve cases in what officials say is a growing pipeline…

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