Databricks claims AI agents have quietly taken over enterprise database creation, pushing its Lakebase product to the center of agentic application development.

Enterprises are going all in on compound AI agents. They want these systems to reason and handle different tasks in different domains, but are often stifled by the complex and time-consuming process ...

Of the databases on Databricks' platform, 80% are now being built by AI agents, not people. And these aren't all tech ...

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A top data science implementation company is teaming up with OpenAI to create a new way for enterprise users to build artificially intelligent agents. The Databricks Agent Brick, deployed on the ...

Databricks’ latest research shows rapid growth in agentic AI deployments, but enterprise progress remains shaped by data visibility, governance, and operational oversight. EMEA CTO Dael Williamson ...

New Agent Bricks features — Agent-as-a-Judge, Tunable Judges, and Judge Builder — are designed to help enterprises fine-tune agent performance and align AI behavior with business-specific standards.

OpenAI and Databricks signed a multiyear, $100 million deal to sell artificial intelligence services to large business customers, aiming to make it easier for them to build AI agents with their own ...

By replacing repeated fine‑tuning with a dual‑memory system, MemAlign reduces the cost and instability of training LLM judges ...

(Reuters) -Databricks will acquire machine learning startup Tecton to expand its AI agent offerings, the latest in a string of deals aimed at offering full-scale AI building tools for enterprise ...

Credit: Image generated by VentureBeat with FLUX-pro-1.1-ultra The intelligence of AI models isn't what's blocking enterprise deployments. It's the inability to define and measure quality in the first ...

AI agents aren't just writing code anymore, they're building the infrastructure behind it. Databricks CEO Ali Ghodsi breaks ...