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This is your AI Weekly Roundup. We are covering the top updates from around the world. The updates will feature state-of-the-art capabilities inartificial intelligence (AI),Machine Learning, Robotic Process Automation, Fintech, and human-system interactions. We cover the role of AI Daily Roundup and its application in various industries and daily lives.

Oracleannounced new generative AI capabilities within the Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications Suitethat will help customers improve decision making and enhance the employee andcustomer experience. The latest AI additions include new generative AI capabilities embedded in existing business workflows across finance, supply chain, HR, sales, marketing, and service, as well as an expansion of the Oracle Guided Journeys extensibility framework to enable customers and partners to incorporate more generative AI capabilities to support their unique industry and competitive needs.

Box, the leading Content Cloud, announced a new integration with Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service to bring its advanced large language models to Box AI. The integration of Azure OpenAI Service enables Box customers to benefit from the most advancedAI modelsin the world, while bringing Box and Microsofts enterprise-grade standards for security, privacy, and compliance to this groundbreaking technology.

Healthcare leaders are continuing to partner withQualtricsto make stressful and emotional care situations easier for their patients. Qualtrics helpshealthcare organizationsand healthcare providers better understand patient needs and respond to patients in the moment. In a recent Qualtrics report, consumers reported 16% of their recent experiences with hospitals and medical centers were very poor.

Royal Philips, a global leader inhealth technology, announced an expanded collaboration withAmazon Web Services (AWS) to address the growing need for secure, scalable digital pathology solutions in the cloud. The collaboration unites Philips leadership and expertise in digitization of pathology to optimize clinical workflows and AWS leadership in scalable, secure cloud solutions.

Salt Security,the leadingAPI securitycompany, released newthreat researchfromSalt Labshighlighting critical security flaws withinChatGPTplugins, highlighting a new risk for enterprises. Plugins provide AI chatbots like ChatGPT access and permissions to perform tasks on behalf of users within third party websites. For example, committing code to GitHub repositories or retrieving data from an organizations Google Drives. These security flaws introduce a new attack vector and could enable bad actors to:

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