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Market Logic's DeepSights MCP Now Generally Available

Market Logic Software announced the general availability of DeepSights MCP, a Model Context Protocol connection that integrates its market intelligence platform with enterprise AI assistants like Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude, and Glean. This integration enables AI workflows to access accurate, cited market evidence, reducing the risk of generic AI providing incomplete information. It extends the reach of curated market knowledge from insights teams to all employees and AI workflows, ensuring business decisions are informed by evidence-backed insights. DeepSights MCP provides centralized governance and security by carrying user permissions from DeepSights into other AI assistants, and is available immediately to existing customers.

• DeepSights MCP is generally available to existing customers.
• Integrates with Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude, Glean, and other MCP-compatible assistants.
• Built on the open Model Context Protocol (MCP).

Altimeter's Gerstner Criticizes AI Extinction Warnings

Altimeter Capital CEO Brad Gerstner dismissed AI extinction warnings as 'hyperbolic scare tactics' with a 'political agenda,' during an interview on CNBC's 'Halftime Report' on September 11, 2026. Gerstner, whose firm invests in AI companies like Anthropic, OpenAI, Glean, and Databricks, argued that the industry is already taking unprecedented safety measures, unlike the early days of the internet and social media. His comments followed a researcher's resignation from Anthropic, who accused AI companies of 'gambling with our lives' in the race to superintelligence. Gerstner emphasized that the negative discourse is detached from reality, noting that he has not seen such extensive safety investments in any new technology in his 25 years in Silicon Valley.

• Altimeter Capital CEO Brad Gerstner called AI extinction warnings 'hyperbolic scare tactics'.
• Gerstner's firm invests in Anthropic, OpenAI, Glean, and Databricks.
• A researcher resigned from Anthropic, accusing AI companies of 'gambling with our lives'.

Glean Takes on Enterprise AI’s Biggest Bottlenecks: Context Gaps, Rising Costs, and AI Sprawl

Press Release: Glean announces new capabilities to address enterprise AI challenges.

Pixel 11 Emphasizes Gemini AI, Few Hardware Changes

Google’s Pixel 11 family makes modest hardware changes but expands Gemini-powered on-device AI and camera capabilities. All models run the new Tensor G6 chip, which Google says brings power and performance gains — roughly 20% better power efficiency, ~25% faster web browsing, ~15% faster app launches and 50% more TPU compute — and when paired with Gemini Nano can run on-device AI up to 3.5× faster using up to 3.5× less energy. Gemini adds agentic features (ordering groceries, booking rides, calling businesses) with user controls and Rambler clean transcription, plus third‑party integrations such as Otter.ai and Ticketmaster. Camera upgrades include a 48MP main sensor (56% more light sensitivity), Magic Capture, Camera Looks, upgraded telephoto (base up to 30×, Pro up to 120×), Instant Night Sight and 8K video. Devices start at 256GB, from $899, and are available to preorder.

• Pixel 11 lineup integrates Gemini-powered features including agentic tasks (ordering, booking, calling), Rambler transcription, and third‑party integrations (Otter.ai, Wix, Ticketmaster, OpenTable, iHeartRadio, Pandora).
• All Pixel 11 models use Google’s Tensor G6; Google cites ~20% better power efficiency, ~25% faster web browsing, ~15% faster app launches, 50% more TPU compute, and up to 3.5× faster/3.5× lower‑energy on-device AI with Gemini Nano.
• Camera upgrades: 48MP main sensor (56% more light sensitivity), Magic Capture, Camera Looks, Instant Night Sight (faster), 8K video, telephoto zoom up to 30× (120× on Pro).