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In just a few years, AI assistants have become part of the everyday rhythm of office work, used to gather information, sharpen a pitch, or draft slides. There’s no denying that the productivity gains for individuals are real, but the high-value, scalable use cases that matter to enterprises remain to be proven.

As AI transforms enterprise workflows, organisations must develop AI literacy, critical thinking and human judgement to unlock value and reduce risk.

There was a brief moment after AI entered the mainstream when the market expected magic. Rapid, impressive output that, at first glance, looked so good it was given the green light without a second thought. That first wave of AI tools did something important; it showed people what was possible. It made content generation feel instant, accessible and even fun. And, for many low-risk use cases, this still fits the bill.

Templafy, the AI-powered document generation platform, is releasing Templafy MCP, a new integration that connects third-party AI platforms with Templafy’s document agents.

A document automation executive argues that lawyers, bankers and consultants face a fundamental reckoning as AI eliminates the analytical middle ground of their work

Jean-Marc Chanoine Of Templafy On Where to Use AI and Where to Rely Only on Humans

By Jean-Marc Chanoine, Forbes Councils Member and CSO at Templafy

From a TikTok-led gameshow to a multichannel community-grounded half marathon activation, here are this week’s top 5 performance marketing campaigns.

By Jean-Marc Chanoine, Chief Sales Officer, Templafy

Even in a free tier, users need clarity on how their data is handled.