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Enterprise AI took a hard turn this week: Salesforce made Claude its default model, Nvidia moved to buy the home of open models, and China kept pushing
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The most important AI announcement for sales teams this month was not a flashy chatbot.
Anthropic tried to make AI-written text traceable.
The story of AI power used to have a simple plot: the United States builds the frontier, everyone else follows.
Imagine hiring a teammate who never sleeps, never logs off, and quietly finishes your busywork overnight.
If your brand shows up when people ask ChatGPT a question, that visibility can vanish faster than you think.
This week AI turned into a fight over distribution and control.
Dapta acquires Beezion and brings growth in-house: the Colombian AI-for-sales startup grew 20% in the first month.
Anthropic is preparing for a stock market debut that could rewrite the record books.
Meta is moving into prediction markets, and the scale of the ambition is what makes it worth paying attention to.
When a rival’s product gets good enough, the argument tends to shift.
Meta just did something that still feels counterintuitive in the AI race: it gave away one of its most capable models for free.