Cloudflare has launched Cloudflare for AI, a suite of security tools designed to help businesses manage the risks associated with artificial intelligence. This initiative addresses pressing security concerns, allowing companies to monitor employee use of AI tools, detect unauthorized services, and prevent data leaks. Cloudflare’s CEO, Matthew Prince, emphasized the importance of balancing innovation with safety, stating that organizations that embrace AI strategically will thrive. The suite includes a Firewall for AI, which reports on the AI applications being used within a company and can block unauthorized tools. Additionally, the Cloudflare AI Gateway provides insights into model usage and prompts submitted, helping to safeguard sensitive information.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise unveiled a new unified data layer for artificial intelligence, enhancing its collaboration with NVIDIA and improving its enterprise data storage portfolio. This innovation is designed to accelerate the data lifecycle by integrating both structured and unstructured data, enabling organizations to speed up their AI applications. Fidelma Russo, HPE’s executive vice president, stated that this unified data approach allows enterprises to run AI at scale regardless of data location.
Adobe launched a new tool called the Adobe Experience Agent Orchestrator, designed to deploy artificial intelligence agents aimed at enhancing customer experiences. This initiative targets Adobe’s competition with Salesforce in the customer relationship management sector. The company introduced ten ready-to-use “Experience Agents,” which can be deployed in minutes to perform tasks such as evaluating sales leads and optimizing audience segments. The company is also forming an AI Agent Partner Ecosystem, collaborating with major firms like Amazon Web Services and Microsoft to enhance its offerings.
OpenAI is set to begin beta testing its new feature, ChatGPT Connectors, which will enable business customers to link applications like Google Drive and Slack to ChatGPT. This integration aims to enhance the chatbot’s ability to provide information based on internal files and conversations, making it a valuable tool for companies. The feature will initially be available to ChatGPT Team subscribers, and plans for expansion to other platforms like Microsoft SharePoint are in the works. OpenAI assures users that data privacy will be prioritized, as Slack and Google Drive permissions will be fully respected. The company emphasizes that no synced data will be used for training purposes, aiming to alleviate concerns about sensitive business information.
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