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ICYMI: AI loops, AI-ready data, and an IT job boost

Your curated briefing on the week’s smartest news and ideas for AI-powered service management

The Editors Of The Works

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The most AI-bullish industry is also the most overwhelmed by it

Financial services outspends every sector on AI and reports the greatest complexity burden. Here's what's driving the gap, and how some businesses are closing it.

Laura Rich

3 min read

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AI’s real business payoff: abundance

In an interview with ComputerWeekly, Freshworks CIO Ashwin Ballal explains why AI gives agile enterprises the freedom to chase more ideas than their resources once allowed

Derek Korte

1 min read

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The AI police arrive in August. Is your company ready?

States, countries, and the EU have been developing AI regulations—this summer they begin enforcement

Howard Rabinowitz

6 min read

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The agile enterprise’s trick to winning with AI? Tidying up.

In a recent Fortune column, Freshworks CEO Dennis Woodside makes the case that mid-market companies winning with AI are outexecuting, not outspending, the competition

Derek Korte

1 min read

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AI is only as smart as the context behind it

A conversation with Freshworks VP of product management Jason Aloia

Derek Korte

4 min read

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Why most AI pilots stall before they scale

A conversation with Freshworks Chief Product Officer Srini Raghavan

Derek Korte

3 min read

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Point your AI in the right direction

Know which problems to target and how to measure success

Dan Tynan

3 min read