You don’t lose sleep over dashboards. You lose sleep over decisions. You’re standing on the factory floor, surrounded by the hum of million-dollar assets, and you know something is off. An alert flashes on a screen: "Anomaly Detected." But what now? In that split second, the gap between a minor [...]
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JasmyCoin [JASMY] has remained one of the stronger-performing assets in the market, posting a moderate 10% gain at press time, as buying pressure continues to strengthen. The latest move carries broader significance because JASMY has now recovered every loss recorded since the 23rd of January, completing a recovery that took roughly three months. The development points to strengthening market confidence and reinforces the broader bullish structure forming around the asset. Still, despite the sustained rally, several indicators suggest the market may be approaching an important decision point. JASMY faces pressure at key supply zone The primary risk to JASMY’s ongoing rally comes from its current position within a major supply order block on the chart. A supply order block represents a region where concentrated sell orders typically emerge, often slowing momentum or triggering
There’s a question floating around in many conversations, leadership meetings, hiring decisions, at home and in the way companies are quietly restructuring. Most people aren’t saying it directly, but it’s there. SAS CTO Bryan Harris did say it directly, which set the stage for this genuinely thought-provoking moment. “Will people [...]
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At its annual SAS Innovate conference in Dallas this week, SAS is celebrating its 50th anniversary by making a case for its relevance in this very different era of computing. […]
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Every lottery ticket printed is a forecast – and when that forecast is wrong, the consequences are immediate. “If the ticket’s there, you buy it. If the display is empty, you walk away,” said Kyle Gray, Insights and Analytics Manager at the North Carolina Education Lottery. “That moment is forecasting.” [...]
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Enterprises are quickly moving from AI experimentation to deployment, however, when agentic AI begins making more decisions, invoking more tools, and operating across fragmented data environments, there can be an erosion of visibility, governance, and trust.
SAS laid out its answer to that problem at its annual conference, SAS Innovate, introducing a new family of copilots, agent frameworks, Model Context Protocol (MCP) plugins, and management tools to help enterprises operationalize AI without losing control of it.
“What we’re seeing here is really a shift from AI that forms to AI that acts,” Marinela Profi, the company’s global AI and generative AI market strategy lead, said at the event. “This is a significant leap, because it introduces new requirements around trust, around governance, around accountability.”
Interacting with agents more intuitively
To begin with, SAS today announced SAS Viya Copilot, a human-governed, conversational AI assistant embedded into its Viya platform. It
If you scroll through job postings right now, you’ll see a pattern. Plenty of roles asking people to train models, fine-tune outputs, build agents and automate workflows. Fewer ones are asking for the kind of judgment that used to sit at the center of how decisions get made. At the [...]
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