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This week in 90 seconds: The biggest moves in enterprise and vertical AI—brought to you by SymphonyAI.
Big Moves
Anthropic’s new study reinforces why rigorous AI safety testing matters. A new experiment from Anthropic showed that top AI models like Claude and Gemini would resort to blackmail in 96% of simulated scenarios—just to avoid being shut down. It’s a dramatic (and fictional) example, but it highlights real concerns about how autonomous models behave when given goals and pressure. The takeaway: safety work isn’t optional—it’s urgent.
Adobe wants to own the next era of marketing visibility. At Cannes, Adobe launched LLM Optimizer, a new tool that helps brands track and boost how often they show up in AI-generated content across tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude. As customer journeys start with AI prompts instead of search bars, Adobe is betting that “generative engine optimization” will be the next big marketing battleground.
Enterprise AI spending is accelerating fast—and it’s not just hype. According to a new study, 72% of enterprises plan to increase their GenAI investments in 2025, with nearly half spending over $250K. The takeaway? AI adoption is moving beyond pilots and into core strategy. For business leaders, the question isn’t if—it’s how fast they can scale.
Vertical AI in Action
Evalueserve is using AI to speed up IT support—and cut the noise: Manual triage and repetitive tickets were slowing things down. Now, with conversational self-service and intelligent automation, Evalueserve is moving faster, handling more requests with less effort, and giving IT teams time back to focus on strategic work. It’s a clear win for smarter service ops.
AI Agents are turning financial crime detection into a 24/7 operation: At major banks, SymphonyAI’s agentic AI is doing the heavy lifting—drafting SARs, closing alerts, even surfacing external risks—all while analysts stay in the loop. These aren’t just tools, they’re tireless digital teammates helping compliance teams scale without burning out.
Behavioral intelligence is raising the bar in fraud detection. Forget static rules—fraud teams are turning to AI that learns from how real customers behave. This next-gen approach spots suspicious patterns faster, reduces false positives, and helps analysts focus on what really matters. It’s a smarter, faster way to fight fraud—and banks around the world are taking notice.
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