This weekly update brings exciting news about AI agents transforming business automation across many industries.

Companies are building smarter systems that can work by themselves. Algolia launched Agent Studio, a new platform that lets businesses create AI agents powered by search technology. This helps companies build AI tools that can find and use information automatically.

Amazon introduced an AI agent to help sellers on its marketplace. The AI can handle boring tasks like managing product listings, setting prices, and helping customers. This saves time for small business owners who sell on Amazon.

Teradata released AgentBuilder, which lets companies create AI agents without much coding. These agents can automate important work tasks and manage data. Tray AI launched Agent Hub, giving businesses a central place to build and manage AI agents for different departments.

Money is flowing into automation companies. LayerX, a Japanese startup, raised $100 million to improve back-office automation with AI. The company serves over 15,000 business clients and helps with finance, HR, and tax work.

YouTube rolled out new AI tools for content creators. These include video idea generation and better dubbing for different languages. The tools help creators make content faster and reach more people.

Security is getting smarter too. Sumo Logic launched Dojo AI on Amazon Web Services. This AI agent watches for cyber threats in real-time and can respond automatically to keep businesses safe.

Sales teams are also getting AI help. Outreach introduced AI agents that handle prospecting and follow-up emails automatically. This lets salespeople focus on talking to customers instead of doing paperwork.

The accounts payable industry is seeing major changes with AI automation. New systems can process invoices 70% faster and cut costs by 60%. AI can now read invoices automatically, even from scanned documents, and spot fraud before it causes problems.

These developments show that AI agents are becoming essential tools for businesses. They handle repetitive work so humans can focus on more important tasks. Companies worldwide are investing in these technologies to stay competitive and work more efficiently.