Physicians Preferred AI Discharge Summaries in 95% of Cases in Stony Brook Study

Physician reviewers preferred AI-generated discharge summaries over their human-authored counterparts in 95% of the hospitalizations evaluated in a Stony Brook University study. The retrospective analysis focused on 60 Internal Medicine admissions lasting seven to 21 days, where extended treatment and large volumes of clinical notes make the handoff to outpatient care especially demanding. The findings,…

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Microsoft and Lumen Expand Co-Selling for Enterprise AI Networks

Microsoft and Lumen Technologies announced an expanded co-selling collaboration on November 2, 2026, focused on connecting the data, applications and infrastructure used for enterprise AI workloads and broadening access to Lumen networking capabilities through Azure and Microsoft Marketplace. Microsoft and Lumen said enterprise AI initiatives often rely on data and applications distributed across public clouds,…

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Larridin Raises $30 Million Series A to Measure AI Spending and Workforce Impact

Larridin has raised $30 million in Series A funding led by Pelion Ventures, bringing its total financing to $47 million. The company measures how AI spending translates into work across employees and software agents, targeting enterprises seeking clearer evidence of return on their AI investments. Existing investors Andreessen Horowitz and Gradient Ventures participated alongside new…

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Anthropic Details Long-Term Compute Commitments in Amended IPO Filing

Anthropic, PBC disclosed approximately $895.4 billion of purchase commitments and lease agreements in an amended Form S-1 filed November 2, 2026, saying substantially all relates to compute and infrastructure. The preliminary prospectus also adds third-quarter 2026 results as the company prepares an initial public offering of Class A common stock. The total covers arrangements entered…

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What Should Enterprises Own in Their AI Stack?

The next phase of AI transformation will be about what companies can learn from every decision it makes, as well as who owns that learning Conversations surrounding AI have been focused on one main question: what can these models do? They were benchmarked, piloted, and marveled at, and it was the right question for the…

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42AI Secures $62.5M in Seed Funding for Behavioral World Model

TechCrunch reported on November 2, 2026, that Israeli startup 42AI had exited stealth with $62.5 million in seed funding and a behavioral world model operating at financial brokerages. The founders told TechCrunch that the system estimates probabilities for how individual clients may act under changing circumstances. Chief executive and co-founder Amit Gal-Or told TechCrunch that…

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Sarah Webb, COO and Co-Founder of LawVu – Interview Series

Sarah Webb is COO and Co-Founder of LawVu, bringing a background in engineering and software leadership that includes roles at LOVEFiLM and Amazon. She joined LawVu as CTO in 2015 and became COO in 2020, combining experience across technology, operations, security, and governance. Her work focuses on helping legal teams connect their data and workflows…

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Regina Barzilay and Jim Collins win Pritzker Prize for AI and Science Research Excellence for work in AI-enabled antibiotic discovery

Regina Barzilay, MIT’s School of Engineering Distinguished Professor of AI and Health, and James Collins, MIT’s Termeer Professor of Medical Engineering and Science, are the recipients of the 2026 Pritzker Prize for AI in Science Research Excellence.  The award recognizes their joint work in “pioneering AI-enabled antibiotic discovery, integrating deep learning, bioengineering, and experimental validation…

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