When Italian banking group Credem talks about Wellbanking, it’s not just a slogan—it’s a blueprint for sustainable, human-centered innovation. The bank has now taken that vision a step further by extending its partnership with Google Cloud to bring Google Workspace with Gemini, Google’s generative AI suite, directly into the hands of employees across the organization.
If you’ve ever spent hours editing a demo video or re-recording a walkthrough for the fifth time, Consensus just dropped the feature you’ve been waiting for. The Demo Automation leader has unveiled AI Video Content, a new integration powered by Trupeer, that promises to make creating professional product demos as easy as clicking “record.”
Facing a rapidly shifting digital media landscape, EmpowerLocal, the first nationwide network of independent local news, sports, and lifestyle media, has announced an expanded partnership with Search.com, the new generative AI platform from Public Good.
For decades, Excel has been the beating heart of Wall Street. Now it’s getting a neural upgrade. GenerativeX, a San Francisco–based AI startup founded by former investment bankers and consultants, has unveiled ExcelenceAI—an intelligent Excel add-in that promises to make manual modeling a relic of the past.
The race toward Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) has a new, bold entrant. ExperienceFlow.AI, a company known for building autonomous enterprise decision systems, has launched its Superintelligence Research Laboratory — an ambitious initiative aimed at developing what it calls “experience-powered superintelligence.”
Automation may already run the modern enterprise, but Redwood Software wants it to think as well. The company—long known for orchestrating mission-critical IT and business processes—has unveiled Redwood RangerAI, a sweeping upgrade that infuses generative and agentic AI across its entire automation stack. The goal: turn automation from a rigid executor into a self-learning, self-healing digital workforce.
The generative AI video race just got a high-budget contender. Video Rebirth, a Singapore-based startup founded by former Tencent scientist Dr. Wei Liu, has secured $50 million in fresh funding from a mix of global financial and strategic investors. The company aims to upend today’s “AI video for everyone” trend by focusing instead on the professionals—those who care about motion, lighting, and realism as much as speed and creativity.
Hippocratic AI, the self-described “safety-first” generative AI healthcare company, has closed a $126 million Series C funding round at a $3.5 billion valuation, bringing total capital raised to $404 million.
While global headlines fixate on AI’s existential questions, Taiwan is quietly tackling a more practical one: How can artificial intelligence actually improve real industries, right now?
