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• 1. 🦾 Build an AI-powered marketing organization with Section
• 2. 🤖 NVIDIA is building an open-source AI agent
• 3. 💼 Your Business Briefing
• 4. 💻 Get rid of your personal data from Google with Incogni
• 5. ✍️ Today’s Policy Corner
• 6. 🗞️ The News Bulletin
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TOGETHER WITH SECTION
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Latest in AI
NVIDIA is building an open-source AI agent
🚨 Our Report
NVIDIA is reportedly developing "NemoClaw," an open-source AI agent designed to compete with OpenClaw in enterprise environments. According to Wired, the tool prioritizes security and privacy for corporate use and will run on any hardware, not just Nvidia chips.
🔓 Key Points
NVIDIA has already pitched NemoClaw to major partners, including Adobe, Cisco, CrowdStrike, Google, and Salesforce, though none have publicly confirmed interest in adopting the tool.
Unlike proprietary AI agents, NemoClaw will be open-source, allowing enterprises to customize it for their specific workflows while maintaining the security and governance controls that corporate environments require.
The move comes as AI agents gain traction following OpenClaw's rise, and shortly after OpenAI hired OpenClaw creator Peter Steinberger in February 2026 to build autonomous agents for ChatGPT.
🔐 Relevance
Nvidia's push into AI agents marks an expansion beyond its core chip business into software that enterprises can deploy directly. For companies evaluating AI agent tools, an open-source option backed by Nvidia could offer an alternative to proprietary solutions, with the flexibility to run on existing infrastructure. Enterprise buyers now have another contender to consider.
THE BUSINESS BRIEFING: IT & OPERATIONS (sponsored by Upscaile)
Ironclad (legal tech, 600 employees) was processing 100-150 IT tickets weekly with a single help desk team drowning in access requests managed through error-prone spreadsheets. They deployed Risotto to automate access provisioning across 40+ applications, replacing manual workflows with AI-powered request resolution directly in Slack.
Tool used: Risotto -- AI-powered IT support automation that handles access requests and ticket deflection.
Result: 90% automation rate. Volume dropped from 100-150 weekly tickets to fully automated resolution for access requests across 40-50 integrated applications.
The lesson: Ironclad spent time designing access rules into procurement workflows upfront rather than retrofitting automation later -- new applications now include Risotto integration as a standard checklist item during vendor onboarding.
Steal this: Audit your three most-requested IT access workflows this week. Map the approval chain, system groups, and provisioning steps for each. Build those rules into your automation tool before the next request hits your queue.
TOGETHER WITH INCOGNI
Unknown number calling? It’s not random…
The BBC caught scam call center workers on hidden cameras as they laughed at the people they were tricking. One worker bragged about making $250k from victims.
The disturbing truth?
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THE POLICY CORNER
New York's SB 7263, which passed the state Senate in March 2026, bars companies that own or operate AI chatbots from providing "substantive" professional advice that would require a license if a human gave it. The law covers legal, medical, mental health, and other regulated professional services. It applies to chatbot "proprietors" (owners, operators, deployers) but excludes third-party developers who only license the underlying tech.
Deadline: Pending governor signature. Enforcement timing unclear but expected within 90 days of enactment.
Your move: If you deploy customer-facing chatbots that answer HR, legal, tax, or health questions, audit your prompts and guardrails now. Add disclaimers stating the bot isn't human, but know that it won't waive liability under this law.
AI News
🤝 Microsoft partners with Anthropic to embed Claude into Office: Wave 3 of Copilot brings multi-step agentic workflows into Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook, with Claude Cowork handling complex tasks that run for hours across apps. FULL STORY
📊 Google launches agentic Gemini features across Workspace: Gemini in Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Drive now pulls context from files and emails to auto-generate spreadsheets, match writing styles, and answer complex questions across your data. FULL STORY
⚖️ Amazon wins injunction blocking Perplexity's AI shopping assistant: Judge ruled Perplexity's Comet tool accessed password-protected Amazon accounts without authorization, finding it violated federal computer fraud laws and posed cybersecurity risks. FULL STORY
📞 Zoom expands AI platform across meetings and contact centers: Custom agents now orchestrate workflows in Zoom Workplace, Phone, and CX, with AI Expert Assist 3.0 delivering real-time agent coaching and automated task execution. FULL STORY
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PulpMiner transforms webpages into structured JSON APIs using AI for instant data extraction
The Money: AI workflows eat specialized software
Two massive rounds this week targeted platforms replacing legacy vertical SaaS, not foundation models. As enterprises shift from experimenting with AI to embedding it across operations, investors are backing workflow platforms that consolidate fragmented tool stacks.
Deals to know:
Legora (Series D, $550M) -- Legal AI platform replacing document review, contract analysis, and research tools. 800 customers across 50 markets, now valued at $5.5B. Investors: Accel, Benchmark, Bessemer Venture Partners, General Catalyst
AMI (Seed, $1.03B) -- Yann LeCun's world model AI building agentic systems with persistent memory and planning capabilities. Reached $3.5B valuation four months after founding. Investors: Cathay Innovation, Greycroft, Bezos Expeditions, Nvidia
Signal: Capital is flowing to AI that executes entire workflows, not incremental productivity features. Vertical AI platforms consolidating 5+ legacy tools will command winner-takes-most economics.
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