March 13, 2025 — Today brought major advancements in AI agent development across industries, highlighting rapid progress in automation, healthcare, and enterprise tools. OpenAI unveiled its new Responses API and Agents SDK, consolidating features from its previous Assistants API while adding multi-agent orchestration, web/file search integration, and computer-use automation powered by its Computer-Using Agent (CUA) model. This platform aims to simplify building production-ready AI agents, with early adopters like Box already leveraging it for enterprise data analysis. In healthcare, Epic announced conversational AI agents for EHR systems, automating pre-appointment patient interactions and generating MyChart message responses for clinicians. Over 150 healthcare systems now use these tools to reduce administrative workloads. Meanwhile, Google DeepMind demonstrated its Gemini Robotics models achieving complex real-world tasks like origami folding and desk organization, with Apptronik partnering to develop humanoid robots using this framework. Enterprise solutions saw momentum as Samsung and NVIDIA advanced AI-RAN integration for mobile networks, achieving interoperability between Samsung’s vRAN and NVIDIA’s accelerated computing to enhance AI-driven network optimization. Moderne launched Moddy, an AI agent for cross-repository code modernization that leverages semantic code analysis to automate tasks like SQL syntax conversion, while Oracle opened its AI Centre of Excellence in Singapore, partnering with Deloitte and Accenture to accelerate AI adoption in Southeast Asia. The AI Agents CON 2025 conference kicked off in San Francisco, featuring workshops on multi-agent collaboration and live demos of AI solutions for finance, healthcare, and IoT. These developments underscore the growing focus on agentic AI systems capable of autonomous decision-making across sectors, though challenges around production reliability and ethical governance remain focal points for ongoing innovation.