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LinkedIn HR AI Hiring Assistant posts fast growth, drawing attention from Microsoft HQ executives

Microsoft has pushed to sell AI to corporate customers, but results have been mixed. The Information reported that only 3 percent of Microsoft 365 users paid for the 365 Copilot AI assistant as of the end of last year. Against that backdrop, an AI product launched by its subsidiary LinkedIn last fall is drawing attention. LinkedIn’s Hiring Assistant, aimed at recruiters, is posting rapid customer and revenue growth despite high prices.

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AI agents to reshape software business models, headless shift inevitable

Aaron Levie (아론 레비), CEO of collaboration software company Box, said AI agents will use existing software 100 times more than people, making a shift to headless models inevitable. He described headless software as operating without a user interface, running through APIs or commands. Levie said agents can work 24 hours, handle tasks in parallel and connect work across systems, increasing usage of systems of record such as Salesforce. He expects pricing to split between seat-based and usage-based charges.

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What the Mythos security debate is missing and what Anthropic must do

Anthropic has limited early access to its new AI model Claude Mythos to about 50 organisations, citing its strong ability to find and exploit software vulnerabilities. It says the model found thousands of flaws and generated attack code far beyond its previous models. Security expert Bruce Schneier said the disclosure resembles responsible release but lacks enough information, especially on error rates. He urged broader access, more data sharing and support for independent audits.