The organization announced a partnership with Cat Casey, founder of TechnoCat and one of the legal industry’s most established voices on artificial intelligence. The move fundamentally reshapes what Masters AI Legal is meant to be: not just a conference series, but a global learning ecosystem designed to make legal professionals genuinely fluent in AI—right when that fluency is becoming existential.
WellSky is leaning into that reality with the launch of WellSky Summarize for Personal Care, a new AI-powered feature designed to help non-skilled home care agencies quickly make sense of sprawling client documentation. The solution expands WellSky SkySense AI™, the company’s growing AI suite, into the personal care market—where administrative burden is high and margins are thin.
The company says its long-term vision is now materializing with Equinox™, a cloud-native SaaS platform designed to support multiple perils and lines of business on a single, homogeneous insurance ecosystem. Unlike legacy core systems that grew by acquisition or retrofitting, Equinox was built from the ground up for modern P&C carriers and MGAs that want speed, configurability, and control—without being locked into endless professional services cycles.
The edge AI specialist announced it will demonstrate a full-stack, interoperable edge AI ecosystem next week in San Diego alongside Sigma Defense and Abaco Systems. The live demos are aligned with the Department of Defense’s Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA) and focus squarely on plug-and-play AI that runs across multiple hardware platforms—without custom integration or vendor lock-in.
The digital transformation consultancy announced it will host a new series of Claude Code Labs in partnership with Anthropic, the AI safety and research company behind the Claude family of large language models. The workshops are designed to move beyond demos and theory, giving enterprise architects and engineers direct, practical exposure to Claude Code—Anthropic’s AI-powered coding and agentic development tooling.
The company this week unveiled the next generation of its NextWave Partner Program, a sweeping overhaul aimed at redefining how partners make money in an era increasingly dominated by AI-driven, platform-based security. The message to resellers, integrators, and service providers is clear: selling more point products isn’t the goal anymore. Delivering integrated, outcome-driven security platforms is.
At MANIFEST 2026, the company will debut ArkOS, an operator-grade AI workbench designed to help organizations validate AI decision logic, economics, and execution behavior before systems are pushed into production. The pitch is simple but timely: stop discovering AI failure modes in live operations, where mistakes are expensive, opaque, and hard to unwind.
Perfect Corp. (NYSE: PERF) is bringing fashion history into the future. At the second edition of Fashion Forward Week, the global leader in AI- and AR-powered beauty and fashion tech announced a partnership with legendary American designer Nicole Miller to debut an immersive, AI-powered virtual fitting room powered by Perfect Corp.’s next-generation Generative AI Clothing Try-On technology.
While many tech companies are pulling back, Abby Connect is moving in the opposite direction. The long-time receptionist partner for small businesses announced it has expanded operations into San Francisco, signaling continued investment in growth—and in people—at a moment when automation dominates industry headlines.
