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AI Launches: Enterprise Decision-Making, Cybersecurity, Entertainment, InsureTech & Event Discovery

The Tech Panda takes a look at recent launches in the superfast field of Artificial Intelligence (AI).

Enterprise Decision-Making: Unified Decision Intelligence Platform with Agentic AI Assistant ‘Fovea’

Enterprises today generate more data than ever before; yet this has not enabled organisations to make timely, effective business decisions. While organisations have invested heavily in AI, analytics and dashboards, most still struggle with fragmented information, inconsistent data quality and AI systems that lack business context. To bridge this gap, Infoveave, a global Unified Decision Intelligence platform and among the only products in this category developed from India, today introduced Fovea, its agentic AI assistant. Fovea applies AI across three integrated intelligence layers- data acquisition, data trust and AI-powered reasoning, that together help organisations move from trusted data to timely decision-making.

“Our vision has always been to help organisations become independent in Unified Decision Intelligence,” said Sanjay Raja, Co-founder & CEO, Infoveave....

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This 3D-Printable WorkBox Delivers an Enclosed Workspace for Messy Projects — On Home 3D Printers

Management student turned 3D printing entrepreneur Priyank Pal has launched a crowdfunding campaign for a modular desktop workstation designed to create an enclosed and optionally actively-ventilated space for messier jobs: the WorkBox. "WorkBox is an enclosed maker workstation built from smaller 3D-printed modules," Pal explains of the design.

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Spare Me the Invoice: $1,600 DIY Bowling System Beats $120K Quote

Buying an abandoned bowling alley might sound like an unusual career move for a site reliability engineer, but for the Hacker News user known as "section33," it became an opportunity to apply modern open source software and embedded hardware to a problem that has barely changed in decades.

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OpenAI Models Escaped and Hacked a Company in Cybersecurity Test Gone Wrong

Before they could penetrate Hugging Face’s defenses, the models needed a way onto the internet. They found one. It’s the stuff of cybersecurity nightmares. On Tuesday, OpenAI said two artificial intelligence systems it was testing broke out of their test environment, hacked their way onto the internet and

The Marines' new AI gun can track and target people, even though it's marketed as anti-drone

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. A hot potato: The US is adding another autonomous weapons system to its growing arsenal of similar tools. While the AI platform is designed to take down drones, it also appears capable of autonomously

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This 3D-Printable WorkBox Delivers an Enclosed Workspace for Messy Projects — On Home 3D Printers

Spare Me the Invoice: $1,600 DIY Bowling System Beats $120K Quote

OpenAI Models Escaped and Hacked a Company in Cybersecurity Test Gone Wrong

The Marines' new AI gun can track and target people, even though it's marketed as anti-drone