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More than 80% of developers and business leaders say AI investments have already created the opportunity for new products or services, according to Kong’s 2024 API Impact Report. Clearly, AI has proven its value and place in the enterprise, but with new innovations come new potential vulnerabilities. But as organizations push forward into and navigate the rising risk of AI-enhanced threats and the adoption of AI tools and large language models (LLMs), what have tech leaders experienced?

As ThoughtSpot accelerates into its next phase of growth with AI-powered analytics, we are more committed than ever to providing value to our enterprise customers. In recent months, we delivered several features and enhancements designed specifically for your IT and Security Operations Administrators, who are at the forefront of provisioning and managing users and access to business objects.

Sorry for the click-bait title, but everyone is talking about AI Agents, and for a good reason. With the proliferation of LLMs, everyone – from software engineers using LLMs as a coding copilot to people using AI to plan vacations – is looking for new ways to use the technology that isn’t just answering questions or searching knowledgebases.

For years, companies have operated under the prevailing notion that AI is reserved only for the corporate giants — the ones with the resources to make it work for them. But as technology speeds forward, organizations of all sizes are realizing that generative AI isn’t just aspirational; it’s accessible and applicable now.