All articles tagged with #workflow automation
Perplexity Comet is an AI-powered browser that offers specialized agents to automate tasks like competitor analysis, research, lead generation, content optimization, and more, helping professionals work smarter and boost productivity.
The article outlines seven strategies to optimize ChatGPT as a personal productivity tool, including creating master prompts, customizing system prompts, organizing project folders, using canvases for editing, setting custom instructions, building specialized GPTs, and integrating ChatGPT into daily routines to automate tasks, improve content quality, and enhance workflow efficiency.
Mixus, a startup launched out of Stanford, is developing an AI agent platform that allows users to create and interact with AI agents directly through email and Slack, aiming to make AI agents more accessible and practical for workplace use by keeping humans in the loop and enabling shared team memory. The platform has already gained some customers and raised $2.6 million in pre-seed funding, offering features like multi-user collaboration, task automation, and integration with tools like Jira and Gmail, positioning itself as a potential digital coworker.
Advancements in AI and no-code platforms like Zapier, Replit, and Cursor 1.2 enable users to create AI-powered 'employees' that automate tasks such as customer engagement and app development in just five minutes, making AI accessible to non-technical users and transforming workflows.
ServiceNow and NVIDIA have partnered to develop generative AI capabilities for enterprise-grade workflow automation. ServiceNow is building custom large language models using NVIDIA software and infrastructure, expanding its AI functionality for IT departments, customer service teams, employees, and developers. The partnership will also help NVIDIA streamline its IT operations. The companies are exploring generative AI use cases for virtual assistants, customer service agents, and employee development recommendations. ServiceNow is using NVIDIA AI Foundations cloud services and the NVIDIA AI Enterprise software platform for its generative AI research and development.
Y Combinator's Winter 2023 batch features four startups that claim to be building a "ChatGPT for X," inspired by OpenAI's viral AI-powered chatbot. Yuma provides ChatGPT-like AI systems that integrate with help desk software, while Baselit uses GPT-3 to allow businesses to embed chatbot-style analytics for their customers. Lasso combines a ChatGPT-like interface with robotic process automation (RPA) and a Chrome extension, while BerriAI helps developers spin up ChatGPT apps for their organization data through various data connectors. These startups are all chasing after a customer service software market that'll be worth $58.1 billion by 2023.