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Atlassian Unveils Agentic Multiplayer Protocol

Atlassian, the software company behind Jira and Confluence, announced at its Team '26 Europe conference in Amsterdam a new 'Agentic Multiplayer Protocol' aimed at redefining collaboration between humans and AI agents. The announcement was made by CEO Mike Cannon-Brookes. The protocol is designed to enable seamless interaction and coordination among multiple AI agents, potentially transforming enterprise workflows. While specific technical details remain undisclosed due to paywall restrictions, the move underscores Atlassian's commitment to integrating agentic AI into its product suite. The article highlights the growing importance of agentic AI in enterprise software and its potential impact on marketing and advertising workflows.

• Atlassian announced the 'Agentic Multiplayer Protocol' at Team '26 Europe in Amsterdam.
• The announcement was made by Atlassian CEO Mike Cannon-Brookes.
• The protocol aims to enable collaboration between humans and multiple AI agents.

Atlassian and OpenAI expand partnership to embed frontier AI agents

Atlassian and OpenAI are expanding their strategic partnership to integrate OpenAI frontier models across Atlassian's platform, including Rovo and Jira. The collaboration, which began in 2023, aims to combine OpenAI's models with Atlassian's Teamwork Graph to enable AI agents that help teams plan, build, and deliver work. Atlassian will gain expanded access to OpenAI's latest models, including GPT-6 Astra and the GPT-5.6 series. Over 3,000 Atlassian developers already use Codex, and the companies are exploring deeper Jira integrations to support AI-driven workflows. This is a significant technical and strategic alliance that could influence enterprise AI adoption in workplace tools, relevant to AdTech as AI agents increasingly automate business processes.

• OpenAI and Atlassian announced an expanded partnership to integrate OpenAI frontier models across Atlassian platform.
• Atlassian gains expanded access to OpenAI models including GPT-6 Astra and GPT-5.6 series.
• More than 3,000 Atlassian developers use Codex for development workflows.

HR Trends in Fast-Growing Startups: AI, Skills, Transparency

A Leapsome report analyzing 100 high-growth tech companies identifies four HR trends. First, HR is becoming the next AI investment area, with 81% of companies expecting AI skills in HR staff and new roles like Atlassian's Chief People and AI Enablement Officer. Second, HR teams are not shrinking but using AI to increase productivity while maintaining small, dense teams. Third, AI expertise increases salaries by an average of 56%, and salary transparency is becoming standard, with 74% publishing salary info and companies like Duolingo and Klarna listing bands. Finally, HR leadership is moving into the C-suite, with 56% having a VP-level HR head, and some CPOs coming from non-HR backgrounds. The report highlights a focus on strategic HR work and mission centrality.

• Leapsome's report analyzed 100 high-growth tech companies and 5,000 data points.
• 81% of the companies expect AI knowledge from HR staff.
• Employees with AI skills earn on average 56% more than comparable professionals.

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