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Shackleton AI lands USD $5 million for construction platform
Featured • Project Management

Shackleton AI lands USD $5 million for construction platform

about 7 hours ago

The seed funding will help Shackleton AI expand a platform that already manages more than USD $1 billion in construction projects.

Karen Joy Bacudo
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Resemble AI launches tool to spot agents on websites

Financial firms are racing to detect AI agents before they slip into customer accounts, as Resemble says its tool spots disguised traffic with 98.8% accuracy.

about 7 hours ago · Mara Sugue
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Plurai raises USD $13 million for AI agent testing platform

The New York-based startup says its simulation tools can catch agent failures before customers see them, after closing a USD $13 million seed round.

about 7 hours ago · Karen Joy Bacudo
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Abandoned shopping trips cost retailers USD $113 each

Most abandoned visits are driven by avoidable peak-hour strain, with 78% of US shoppers walking out over queues, lack of help or empty shelves.

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Alkami expands Texoma credit union digital platform

More than half of Texoma Community Credit Union's members adopted the new system within two weeks, as online banking use climbed 8.9% year on year.

about 8 hours ago · Karen Joy Bacudo
Oracle

Tursio adds AI cost tracking & daily spending caps

The update gives banks and credit unions a way to cap AI spend per day while preserving existing database access controls in AI search.

about 8 hours ago · Karen Joy Bacudo
Salesforce Ventures

RightRev launches AI agents for revenue accounting

The new tools are aimed at reducing revenue mismatches as software billing shifts to usage-based and hybrid pricing, while keeping finance teams in control.

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