Databricks enhances its AI platform with the AI agent Genie One, which is intended to make company data usable thanks to the new context layer Ontology.

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Databricks launches Genie One, an AI coworker that taps your company's real governed data to automate work across 50+ apps.

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MotherDuck is launching Flights, an agent-native data pipeline that enables users to choose the MCP server and AI agent of their choice to build and deploy data pipelines in minutes using a flexible, ...

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