Japanese firms are adopting AI more slowly than peers such as the US and UK despite labor shortages and productivity pressures. Only 8.4% of Japanese workers use AI as part of their job, versus 50% in the US and 32% in the UK. Cautious company culture, low tech talent, and pressure to avoid unemployment are limiting use to low-risk tasks while broader workflow automation stays rare.
Skan AI raised $63 million in a Series C to expand its platform that captures how enterprise work happens and provides that context to AI agents. The funding round included a $63M check, and the company claims it has logged more than 25 billion work signals. The company plans to invest in product development and expand sales efforts across financial services, insurance, healthcare, and technology.
Anthropic updated its Chrome extension so Claude in Chrome now works as a full Cowork client with persistent sessions integrated into the Claude app ecosystem. The new experience is rolling out to all Max and Team plan subscribers. Pro users will receive it in the coming weeks, and Enterprise admins can enable it by default only on specific domains.
AI that builds a digital version of everyone you work with was presented in a discussion entry. No dates, prices, or benchmarks were provided in the text you shared. As a result, it’s not possible to determine any concrete development, rollout, or impact from this snippet alone.
Anthropic presented “dreaming,” an asynchronous memory-management process for AI agents, during AI DevCon in London. It runs in batch using allocated resources. Developers and researchers say it could improve long-term agent memory, but they worry about stale or poisoned memories becoming persistent at scale, making provenance, versioning, and rollback more important than memory being searchable or audit-friendly.
Impractical launched an AI motion design service that lets an agent connect via MCP and produce videos for features and ideas. It says users can get started for free at motion.impractical.ai. As a result, startups can outsource video creation to the tool instead of making the launch video themselves.
Apexon expanded its AgentRise agentic AI platform by adding three components: AgentRise Polaris, Lodestone, and Harness. AgentRise Lodestone is positioned to create an AI-ready enterprise knowledge layer that connects data, institutional knowledge, and business context. The update aims to move clients from AI experimentation to full enterprise-scale execution across decision planning, knowledge architecture, and software development lifecycle engineering.
Lovable raised $400m in a Series C round that lifted its valuation to $13.3bn, more than doubling from its prior December 2025 valuation. The round was co-led by Menlo Ventures and the Scaleup Europe Fund, managed by EQT, at a $13.3bn valuation. The funding will support expansion, including increasing headcount by 50% to 450 this year and continuing to use multiple AI models for its vibe-coding product.
Chris Alexiuk discussed NVIDIA’s Nemotron development, including model scaling, agent systems, and how routing/specalization and multimodal upgrades fit into production AI workflows. Nemotron 3 ships in three tiers with active parameter counts of about 3B, 12B, and 50B. The focus shifts from chatbots to long-running agent execution, enabled by smaller, cheaper models like Nemotron 3.5 Lightning and by evolving model routing toward broader orchestration layers for end users.
Resolution AI is presented as a tool that can run on top of an existing helpdesk system.
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RingCentral describes how it uses ChatGPT Work and Codex to speed up AI product development and to centralize operational intelligence across engineering and operations. The specific tools mentioned are ChatGPT Work and Codex. As a result, teams can connect engineering work with operations-focused insights in one AI-centered workflow, though this page provides no measurable outcomes.
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