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Agentic AI economy changes rules of the game

AI is moving deeper into daily life and workplaces as companies and governments press ahead. AI agents, which handle tasks without human involvement, are becoming a central theme shaping trends, starting with coding tools and spreading to business applications and e-commerce. Firms are adding agent features and shifting products around them. Some investors are weighing claims that AI could weaken existing software vendors. AI companies are growing fast, but profitability remains uncertain and computing costs are rising.

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Microsoft testing agent tool similar to OpenClaw

Microsoft is testing a plan to integrate features similar to the open-source AI agent tool OpenClaw into Microsoft 365 Copilot, TechCrunch reported on April 13, citing The Information. The company aims to offer enterprise agents with stronger security controls than OpenClaw. Microsoft has introduced Copilot Cowork and previewed Copilot Tasks. TechCrunch said it is not yet confirmed whether the new agent will run locally or in the cloud.

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AI lock-in mechanism takes shape; watch the rise of \'state\'

Anthropic is extending its push into the enterprise market as its Claude Code AI coding tool tops $2.5 billion in annual recurring revenue and it launches Claude Cowork. Foundation Capital partner Jaya Gupta (자야 굽타) says a key source of AI lock-in is “state” - information that accumulates in AI systems over time, from configurations and memory to organisational and individual work patterns. She says companies differ on who owns that state.