Databricks expands Genie into an always-on AI agent for enterprise workflows

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Databricks has announced a new version of its Genie platform, turning the enterprise AI assistant into an always-on agent designed to manage tasks autonomously and support decision-making across business functions.

The second-generation Genie can take ownership of tasks assigned by employees, track their progress, delegate work to smaller AI agents and follow up when additional information is required. It can also notify users when a decision or intervention is needed through a new priority inbox and email alerts.

The announcement reflects a broader shift in enterprise AI adoption, as businesses look beyond tools that answer questions towards systems that can manage workflows and carry out tasks across multiple applications. However, such systems need access to relevant business information and must operate within an organisation’s existing security and governance policies.

Databricks said the new Genie is designed to address these requirements through its Genie Ontology, which maintains an understanding of how...

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