Marketing agencies aren’t supposed to act like software companies—but Position2 thinks they should. The AI-first growth marketing agency announced this week that it has added two heavyweight names to its board of directors: Jon Miller, co-founder of Marketo and Engagio, and Kumar Ganapathy, serial entrepreneur and Managing Partner at 3iPartners.
B2B marketing has long suffered from stale lead lists, clunky automation, and bloated processes. Demand AI Group thinks it’s time for a reset—and it just banked $2.5 million to make it happen.
Trading bots are nothing new. But most of them still feel like glorified spreadsheets—rule-bound, rigid, and often too slow for today’s volatile markets. Enter AI Trade, a platform that’s positioning itself less as a tool and more as a trading infrastructure powered by “Agentic AI”—software that doesn’t just follow commands, it makes decisions.
Web3 may promise decentralization, but anyone who’s ever wrestled with slow or unreliable smart contracts knows the reality: complexity often means fragility. AGII thinks it has a fix.
When Oracle AI World 2025 kicks off this October in Las Vegas, Intellicept wants to make one thing clear: AI isn’t just hype—it’s becoming the backbone of enterprise operations.
At this year’s IFA in Berlin, NielsenIQ (NIQ) is making a pitch to brands and retailers: stop guessing why shoppers behave the way they do. The consumer intelligence firm has enhanced its GfKnewron® Consumer platform with AI-Powered Shopper Voice, an upgrade that turns raw shopper comments into structured insights for better decision-making.
AI isn’t just remaking industries—it’s now on the syllabus. Cognizant has announced its participation in the AI Education Taskforce meeting at the White House, joining more than 100 organizations and senior U.S. officials to help drive a national strategy for AI education.
Data analysts are scarce, expensive, and—annoyingly—human. WisdomAI thinks it has the fix: Proactive Agents, a new add-on to its Agentic Data Insights platform that acts like an army of tireless AI analysts.
Agora (NASDAQ: API) is doubling down on conversational AI. The real-time engagement platform has expanded support for OpenAI’s Realtime API, now generally available, giving developers a toolkit to build AI agents that respond faster, understand more naturally, and juggle multiple input types in real time.
