March 26, 2025

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AI Revolutionizes Industries with Breakthroughs in eDiscovery, Commerce, and More

Recent advancements in artificial intelligence have been transforming various industries, from e-commerce and retail to healthcare and finance. With the increasing use of AI, companies are now able to automate tasks, enhance customer experiences, and make data-driven decisions. In this brief, we will explore some of the latest developments in AI and their potential impact on businesses and society.

eDiscovery given a boost by AI for the pharmaceutical industry

Lighthouse AI has launched a new suite, Lighthouse AI for Review, which uses predictive and generative AI, image recognition, and linguistic modeling to enhance eDiscovery processes in the pharmaceutical industry. This technology can help companies navigate complex regulatory requirements and improve compliance. According to Fernando Delgado, Director of AI and Analytics at Lighthouse, the power of predictive AI cannot be overlooked, and combining it with generative AI can handle different elements in the same workflow. The company's AI for Review feature can reduce the volume of classification and summary documents by up to 40% and is 60% more accurate than keyword-based models.

Outreach Launches AI Agents to Increase Seller Productivity Across Revenue Workflows

Outreach has announced the launch of its first AI Agent, Outreach AI Prospecting Agent, which can increase seller productivity by automating tasks such as researching prospects and generating personalized content. The company's AI Agents are integrated directly into a seller's workflow, making it easy to use and increasing productivity. According to Melody Gilliam, Business Systems Manager at SevenRooms, the Outreach AI Prospecting Agent will enable sales teams to spend more time engaging with prospective customers. The agent can also help reps spend less time on mundane tasks and focus on higher-value tasks.

Major AI Commerce Deal: Rezolve AI Acquires GroupBy, Controlling $30B in Sales Volume

Rezolve AI has completed its acquisition of GroupBy, a commerce search and product discovery platform that drives over $30 billion in annual sales. The strategic acquisition combines GroupBy's advanced product discovery platform with Rezolve Ai's digital engagement tools, aiming to enhance AI-driven commerce capabilities. The merger is expected to deliver personalized and intelligent commerce experiences to merchants, brands, and consumers. Rezolve Ai plans to leverage this acquisition for global expansion, particularly in markets with high demand for AI-driven commerce solutions.

SaaS for AI product visualisation: Revolutionising retail and e-commerce

Vinteo AI is a revolutionary technology that provides AI-driven product visualizer software, transforming product presentation online and offline for online stores and retail companies. The platform excels at generating realistic shadows, textures, and lighting effects, making products appear organically as part of their settings. Vinteo AI has numerous benefits, including a data transformation capability, background options, and compatibility with e-commerce platforms. The solution can cut costs incurred on traditional photography, studio rentals, and post-production editing, and businesses that have used AI-generated imagery have achieved sales increases of as much as 35%.

PTC to preview Windchill AI PLM assistant at Hannover Messe 2025

PTC will preview its Windchill AI product lifecycle management (PLM) assistant, a generative AI-powered PLM offering, at Hannover Messe 2025. Windchill AI leverages all product data stored in Windchill to enable engineers to access information, make decisions, and develop their products more efficiently. The Windchill AI preview includes the Document Vault AI agent, which enables engineers to extract relevant product-related information from documents stored in Windchill. PTC will provide future updates on the general availability of Windchill AI.

Bill seeks disclosure requirements for AI usage in state elections

A bill has been proposed that aims to add disclosure requirements for the use of artificial intelligence in elections. The bill would assist candidates who find fake images of themselves on social platforms and provide options to either provide evidence to prove the image is fake or file a complaint. Lawmakers are concerned about the language of the bill and the difference between deep fake images and fake news. The bill needs work, and lawmakers are open to addressing concerns with opponents.

Don't water down landmark AI rules to appease Trump, key EU lawmakers warn European Commission

EU lawmakers have warned the European Commission not to water down Europe's AI rules to please Trump. The lawmakers are concerned about the potential impact of weakening AI regulations on the creative and knowledge industries. The EU's AI Act aims to establish a framework for the development and use of AI in the European Union. The lawmakers argue that the regulations should not be compromised to appease Trump or other interests.

OpenAI CEO Responds to ChatGPT Users Creating Studio Ghibli-Style AI Images

OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, has responded to the viral trend of users creating Studio Ghibli-style AI images using ChatGPT's new image generator. Altman changed his profile picture on X to a Ghibli-style image and acknowledged the trend. However, Hayao Miyazaki, the co-founder of Studio Ghibli, has previously expressed his dislike for AI-generated animation, calling it an

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