Short, checked, cited where we can. The announcements, the moves and the things worth a look.
Follow @cxtodaynewsSanas has introduced Supervised AI, enabling one human supervisor to oversee up to four AI-led customer calls at once. Supervisors can intervene, guide the AI or take control without a visible handoff, helping contact centers scale automation while retaining human judgment, accountability and customer context.
Typeform has launched AI Landing Pages, letting businesses generate branded pages, embed forms and payments, and automate response follow-up from a single prompt. By connecting page creation, customer data capture and workflows in one platform, it aims to reduce friction between discovery, conversion and personalized engagement.
Orange Spain has expanded its Google Cloud partnership, deploying more than 1,000 custom Gemini Enterprise agents across its operations. The low-code AI tools automate incident triage, root-cause analysis and knowledge access, helping customer care teams resolve requests faster while giving employees secure, governed ways to automate workflows.
BBVA is accelerating its growth strategy in Spain with AI-powered automation and personalization across retail, business, insurance and wealth services. The bank plans to simplify processes, equip relationship managers with stronger advisory tools, and tailor support to individual needs - aiming to make customer banking relationships more relevant and efficient.
Emplifi has launched its Autumn Release with new capabilities across AI, analytics, and team workflows. The update includes Fuel AI, AI-Powered Listening, Dynamic Boards, Campaigns, and Teams, aimed at helping enterprise brands speed up insights, automate manual work, and improve connected customer experiences.
ServiceNow has announced AI Workflow Factory and Autonomous Engineer, tools designed to help enterprises discover where AI can improve work and build governed workflows across the business. The company says the solutions can scale operations in days rather than months, with AI Control Tower providing oversight and auditability.
Alchemer’s survey of 2,009 US consumers finds AI has raised expectations for faster service, but 44% say it makes reaching a person harder. It finds that CX leaders should use AI to analyze feedback, route issues, and preserve context, while keeping human escalation visible for complex moments.
OpenAI has launched Dots, always-on agents that run on their own cloud computers and work toward user goals. The company says they can handle tasks including bug investigation, invoicing, pull-request drafting, and research updates, with access through ChatGPT, Slack, and Microsoft Teams.
Barclays is expanding its Anthropic partnership to deploy Claude across operations, software engineering and customer service. Its AI knowledge assistant already supports 16,000 colleagues serving 20 million UK retail customers, while Claude also triages 120,000 Global Markets emails daily to speed up client request handling.
Gartner predicts most enterprises will drop agentic AI built through vendor forward-deployed engineering by 2028, citing rising costs and weak internal capability to evolve the solutions. It says failures often stem from unclear governance, ownership, IP rights, knowledge transfer and exit plans, and warns against “FDE washing.”
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