Otter.ai Secures $320M for Enterprise Growth

Key Takeaways

• Keeper Security launched an on-device AI phishing protection feature in its browser extension, now available in version 18.2.0 and disabled by default.
• Otter.ai received $320 million in growth financing from General Catalyst's Customer Value Fund for enterprise growth and international expansion.
• SAP CFO Dominik Asam says a new AI-focused KPI could help investors compare SAP with its US competitors.
• Cloudflare uses OpenAI's Daybreak service to investigate vulnerabilities and blocks 234 billion cyber threats daily across its network.
• Morgan Stanley named 24 AI infrastructure stocks, including Nvidia and Dell, that could perform well even if capital spending slows.
• Oracle stock has been affected by concerns over AI-related debt, though analysts believe the market reaction is a mistake.
• 90% of internal auditors now use AI, with 82% reporting it delivered expected ROI, according to a survey of 222 US audit leaders.
• George Osborne, OpenAI CEO and former UK Chancellor, called for greater UK investment in AI research and skills at the OxGen26 summit.
• Clarivate launched an AI-native Web of Science Research Intelligence platform shaped by over 50 development partners across 20 countries.
• AI is now the second biggest emerging risk for auditors, behind only cybersecurity, as teams struggle to hire for AI and data analytics skills.

Keeper Security adds AI phishing protection to browser extension

Keeper Security launched a new AI-powered phishing protection feature in its browser extension. The tool uses on-device AI to detect fake login pages, look-alike domains and spoofed websites. It warns users before they enter credentials on fraudulent sites. The feature runs locally on the device to keep user data private. It is disabled by default and can be managed by IT administrators.

Keeper Security launches phishing warning tool for fake login pages

Keeper Security introduced Phishing Protection, a new feature in the Keeper Browser Extension. It uses a zero-knowledge local AI engine to spot fraudulent login pages and brand impersonation. The feature detects typosquatting, suspicious IP addresses and deceptive password requests. It is optional and disabled by default. Enterprise administrators can manage it through the Keeper Admin Console.

Keeper Security releases phishing protection for browser extension

Keeper Security launched Phishing Protection as an opt-in feature in the Keeper Browser Extension version 18.2.0. The local AI engine checks web pages for domain impersonation, suspicious infrastructure and deceptive login requests. When a threat is found, the user sees a warning with details about the suspicious activity. Users can dismiss the warning or disable Keeper on that site. The feature is available now.

Keeper Security rolls out AI tool to block credential theft

Keeper Security added an AI-powered phishing protection feature to its security suite. The tool uses machine learning to analyze user behavior and detect phishing threats. It sends warnings when it finds fraudulent login pages. The company says it aims to stop credential theft for both organizations and individuals. The feature is available to all Keeper Security customers.

Keeper Security launches on-device AI anti-phishing feature

Keeper Security launched a phishing protection feature that runs entirely on the user's device. The AI engine checks web pages for look-alike domains, suspicious URLs and unofficial login portals. It immediately notifies users when it detects a threat and shows the specific indicators found. The feature uses the customer's private key for verification. It is disabled by default and can be controlled by users and IT administrators.

SAP Plans New AI Metric to Show Business Impact

SAP is considering a new key performance indicator to show how AI affects its business operations. CFO Dominik Asam says this metric would also help investors compare SAP with its US competitors. Currently investors focus on SAP's cloud backlog, which measures expected sales from existing contracts over the coming year.

Oracle Stock Caught in AI Debt Selloff

Oracle stock has been affected by concerns about how the company is funding its artificial intelligence buildout. Wall Street analysts believe the market's reaction to Oracle's AI-related debt is a mistake. The company faces mounting worries about the financial burden of expanding its AI infrastructure.

Cloudflare Partners with OpenAI on Security and Development

Cloudflare uses OpenAI's Daybreak service to investigate vulnerabilities and propose fixes for customers. The company blocks an average of 234 billion cyber threats daily across its network. Cloudflare also uses Codex to help developers, with a team of four rebuilding a product in three days that would have taken months and many more developers.

Morgan Stanley Names 24 AI Stocks Resilient to Capex Slowdown

Morgan Stanley identified 24 AI infrastructure stocks that could perform well even if capital spending slows. Analysts expect bottlenecks to persist as data center construction continues through 2028. The list includes companies like Nvidia, Dell, Caterpillar, and GE Vernova across categories such as power, GPUs, memory, and optical equipment.

What Could Trigger a Correction in AI Stocks

AI stocks could fall sharply if profits fail to meet investor expectations, even as the technology grows. Possible triggers include disappointing earnings, slower spending on chips and data centers, higher borrowing costs, and more efficient or cheaper competing technology. The IMF warns that weaker AI investment and profitability could also push asset prices lower.

90% of internal auditors now use AI as risk and talent challenges grow

A survey of 222 US audit leaders found that 90% of internal auditors now use AI, with 82% saying it delivered the ROI they expected. AI is now the second biggest emerging risk for auditors, behind only cybersecurity. Audit teams face growing workloads and are struggling to hire for AI, cybersecurity, and data analytics skills. Most teams, 82%, rely on outsourced or offshore partners to fill gaps, and 64% reported budget increases.

How AI agents automate sales workflows from leads to forecasting

Sales automation uses AI to remove repetitive tasks so sales teams can focus on selling. The process includes data capture, triggers, a logic layer, actions, and a learning loop. AI can automate CRM logging, lead scoring, outreach sequences, meeting scheduling, pipeline management, and reporting. These tools help teams increase leads, cut costs, and convert more engagements by using accurate CRM data.

Otter.ai lands $320 million growth investment from General Catalyst

Otter.ai, the maker of an AI notetaker and conversational knowledge platform, received $320 million in growth financing from General Catalyst's Customer Value Fund. Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati advised Otter.ai on the deal announced October 20, 2026. The company plans to use the funds for enterprise growth, go-to-market strategy, international expansion, and product innovation.

OpenAI's George Osborne urges UK to invest in AI skills and research

George Osborne, OpenAI CEO and former UK Chancellor, called for more UK investment in AI research and skills at the OxGen26 summit in Oxford. He stressed that the UK must build its own AI capabilities instead of relying on foreign talent. His remarks came as the UK government prepares a new AI strategy with increased funding for research and development. The summit drew over 1,000 attendees and featured discussions on AI's impact on society.

Clarivate launches AI-native Web of Science Research Intelligence platform

Clarivate launched Web of Science Research Intelligence, an AI-native platform that helps research offices and universities with funding, strategy, and impact decisions. It combines curated Clarivate data with responsible academic AI. By launch, the platform was shaped by more than 50 development partners and early adopters across 20 countries. Monash University and Hiroshima University praised the tool for making sophisticated analysis easier and more accessible.

Sources

• Keeper Security Launches AI-Powered Phishing Protection to Block Credential Theft
• Keeper Security Launches AI-Powered Phishing Protection To Warn Users Before Entering Credentials on Fake Sites
• Keeper Security Launches AI-Powered Phishing Protection To Warn Users Before Entering Credentials on Fake
• Keeper Security Launches AI-Powered Phishing Protection to Prevent Credential Theft
• Keeper Security Launches AI-Powered Phishing Protection To Warn Users Before Entering Credentials on Fake Sites
• Exclusive | SAP Plans New AI Metric to Show Tech’s Impact on Operations
• Oracle Stock Was Caught In the AI Debt Selloff. Wall Street Says That’s a Mistake.
• Cloudflare links vulnerability discovery to defense with OpenAI
• Morgan Stanley says these 24 AI infrastructure stocks are built to hold up even if capex slows
• What could trigger a correction in AI stocks?
• 90% of internal auditors now use AI
• Sales Automation: How AI Agents Are Transforming the Sales Workflow
• Wilson Sonsini Advises Otter.ai on $320 Million Growth Investment
• OpenAI's George Osborne calls for UK AI skills push | ETIH EdTech News
• Clarivate Demonstrates Global Demand For AI-native Web Of Science Research Intelligence