Welcome to your weekly ZAPNEWS. Today, we’re diving into the world of AI agents. From automating your workflow to designing your car and guarding your data, these digital coworkers are everywhere. Let’s see what they’ve been up to this week—before one of them takes over this show. AI agents are leveling up, and ZAPTEST is leading the charge with AZA—the Alex ZAP Avatar. Think of AZA as your automation expert who doesn’t need lunch breaks or demo bookings. Got a question about testing, RPA, or integrations? Just type it in—AZA answers instantly, no fluff, no waiting, and definitely no “let’s schedule a call.” The latest episode of TechTalk just went live, and Joe Colantonio did not hold back. He called out the traditional sales process for what it is—a slow, outdated maze of scheduling links, calendar invites, and “quick calls” that are anything but. Ford is letting AI agents take over the design process—using cutting-edge GPUs to streamline modeling, simulation, and decision-making. Forget clay models and endless drafts. Their AI agents are creating next-gen vehicles while most of us are still looking for the AUX cable. Microsoft’s latest AI agents aren’t just smart—they’re security specialists. They detect phishing, data leaks, and suspicious activity faster than your coworker clicks on fake Amazon coupons. These agents learn from threats and flag issues before you even know something’s wrong. Basically, they’re your digital watchdogs… and they never sleep. In a plot twist worthy of Fast & Furious: Algorithm Drift, Alibaba is teaming up with BMW to power up in-car AI in China. The goal? Smarter voice assistants that don’t just talk to you—but understand you like your therapist and your mechanic had a digital baby. The AI, based on Alibaba’s Qwen model, will debut in BMW’s Neue Klasse line, aiming to make your dashboard feel like a luxury tech lounge.
ZAPNEWS | March 24-28
