SalesHood has launched SalesHood MCP, bringing company-approved sales answers, materials and Digital Sales Rooms into AI assistants including Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Glean and Perplexity. Built on the open Model Context Protocol, it is available on every SalesHood plan and works with other MCP-compatible tools. Sellers can search their company library and, after approving each share, send materials to buyers; they can also add AI-created presentations, proposals and follow-ups. Secure sign-in and user permissions govern access.
Researchers testing planning agents found that giving users concrete options can produce better plans than asking them to state preferences. In the ReSHAPE study, 5,800 revised travel and shopping requests were tested with a human-validated simulated user. Adding one correct trade-off helped the same planner find an acceptable plan up to 4.6 times as often. Existing agents included no more than 32% of acceptable plans, compared with more than 52% when one trade-off was included. In travel tasks, showing plans rather than asking about preferences lifted F1 by 9.7 points across two model families.
Nvidia shares dropped as much as 10% on Thursday morning before closing about 5% below their opening price. Investors cited continued AI demand, the company’s product pipeline and record of innovation as reasons for optimism, including the possibility it could benefit even without CEO Jensen Huang. A separate Investing.com screen identified five U.S.-listed AI-linked stocks with market values above $30 billion and model-estimated Fair Value upside of 36.2% to 46.4%: Micron, Western Digital, CoreWeave, Salesforce and ServiceNow. CoreWeave had the highest analyst-target upside, 127.1%, but is loss-making and relies on Nvidia-powered computing. The screen cautions that estimates and targets are not guarantees.
EU leaders from all 27 member states are due to hold the bloc’s first AI-focused talks in Dublin on Friday, with European Commission and Parliament representatives also attending. They will consider AI’s economic effects and the case for a coordinated approach, weighing concerns including job losses, inequality and declining trust in institutions against potential gains in growth, health care and education. The meeting follows earlier initiatives including the European AI Alliance and the European AI strategy.
Ohio State University and Microsoft announced a five-year partnership on Nov. 10. Ohio State plans to move about 70% to 80% of its storage and computing to Microsoft Azure and connect clinical, operational and research data through Microsoft Fabric and OneLake. A smart-hospital platform already links systems at Richard M. Ross Heart Hospital and James Outpatient Care, and clinicians use Dragon Copilot to draft notes for review. The partners are exploring AI support for cancer care and plan to expand AI training and Microsoft certifications; they did not disclose financial terms.
Avid’s survey of 120 members of the 1,200-member American Cinema Editors group found 77.5% already use AI, often for practical work such as locating footage and managing media rather than making creative decisions. On a recent season of “MasterChef,” AI helped editors find shots of contestants checking a clock in seconds, a search that could once take hours. Nearly all daily or weekly users said AI should support a project’s creative vision, while ethical, copyright and security concerns remain significant. Editors said they want a voice in how the tools are used.
Adaspace Technology, a Chengdu-based maker of AI computing satellites, raised HK$750.01 million in its Hong Kong IPO. Its shares opened at HK$24.44 on Nov. 13, 1.8% below the HK$24.90 offer price. The public offering was subscribed 3.43 times and the international offering 1.79 times; cornerstone investors Kamshin and JinkoSolar Investment took 8% of the offer. Adaspace launched a 12-satellite AI computing constellation on May 14, 2025. A separate supplied page about Nvidia scandal fallout did not load and contained no information about the alleged scandal or its effects.
Key Takeaways
- SalesHood MCP brings approved company sales content and Digital Sales Rooms into Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot and other MCP-compatible AI tools; it is available on every plan, with sharing approval and user permissions.
- In a study of 5,800 travel and shopping requests, adding one correct trade-off helped a planner find an acceptable plan up to 4.6 times as often; showing travel plans raised F1 by 9.7 points.
- Nvidia shares fell as much as 10% Thursday morning and ended about 5% below their opening price; investors pointed to AI demand, innovation and its product pipeline as grounds for optimism.
- An Investing.com screen named Micron, Western Digital, CoreWeave, Salesforce and ServiceNow, estimating Fair Value upside of 36.2%–46.4%; CoreWeave’s analyst-target upside was 127.1%, though it is loss-making and depends on Nvidia-powered computing.
- EU leaders from 27 member states will meet in Dublin for their first AI-focused talks, addressing economic opportunity, risks and the need for a coordinated approach.
- Ohio State plans to shift about 70%–80% of storage and computing to Microsoft Azure under a five-year partnership; the work also involves Microsoft Fabric, OneLake, Dragon Copilot and expanded AI training.
- Avid found 77.5% of surveyed American Cinema Editors members use AI, mainly for tasks such as finding footage; ethical, copyright and security concerns remain barriers.
- Adaspace raised HK$750.01 million in its Hong Kong IPO, but opened 1.8% below its offer price; the company launched a 12-satellite AI computing constellation in May 2025.
- The supplied page about Nvidia scandal fallout failed to load and provided no details about the alleged scandal or its impact.
SalesHood brings approved sales content into popular AI tools
SalesHood announced SalesHood MCP, which connects its approved sales content and Digital Sales Rooms to AI tools such as Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Glean, and Perplexity. Built on the open Model Context Protocol, it works with any AI tool that supports MCP and is available on every SalesHood plan. Sellers can get answers and find approved materials, then ask permission to share them in a buyer’s Digital Sales Room. The tool also supports adding AI-created content, while secure sign-in and user permissions control what people can access.
SalesHood MCP connects sales teams with approved content in AI tools
SalesHood announced SalesHood MCP, which brings trusted answers, approved content, and Digital Sales Rooms into the AI tools salespeople already use. Built on the open Model Context Protocol, it works with Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Glean, Perplexity, and other tools that support MCP. Sellers can find approved materials, get answers from their company’s SalesHood library, and share content with buyers after approving each share. They can also add AI-created presentations, proposals, and follow-ups to a Digital Sales Room. The service is available now on every SalesHood plan, with permissions tied to the signed-in user.
Showing concrete options helps planning agents find better plans
Researchers introduced ReSHAPE, a task that tests whether an agent can revise a user’s request so its search space includes plans the user would accept. Using ReSHAPE Planter, they studied 5,800 revised requests in travel and shopping, built from planning benchmarks with a human-validated simulated user. Adding one correct trade-off helped the same planner find an acceptable plan up to 4.6 times as often. Current agents included at most 32 percent of acceptable plans, while one trade-off included more than 52 percent. In travel tasks, showing users plans instead of asking about preferences raised F1 by 9.7 points across two model families.
Investors see Nvidia gaining from AI growth despite CEO uncertainty
Nvidia shares fell by as much as 10 percent Thursday morning, then recovered to about 5 percent below their opening price by the market close. Investors cited continued demand from the AI boom and said Nvidia could benefit even without CEO Jensen Huang at the helm. The company supplies graphics processing units and other chips, and has invested in AI research and development. Investors also pointed to its record of innovation, team, and pipeline of products as reasons for optimism.
EU leaders set first AI talks in Dublin
Leaders from the European Union’s 27 member states will meet in Dublin on Friday for the bloc’s first talks focused on artificial intelligence. The meeting will consider AI development, its economic effects, and the need for a coordinated EU approach. Leaders will also discuss concerns such as job losses, inequality, and declining trust in institutions, along with possible benefits for economic growth, health care, and education. The talks will take place at the European Council’s headquarters, with representatives from the European Commission and European Parliament also attending. The meeting builds on earlier EU efforts, including the European AI Alliance and the European AI strategy.
Ohio State and Microsoft launch five year AI and cloud partnership
The Ohio State University and Microsoft announced a five year partnership on Nov. 10. The university plans to move about 70% to 80% of its storage and computing to Microsoft Azure and connect clinical, operational and research data using Microsoft Fabric and OneLake. A smart hospital platform already links systems at Richard M. Ross Heart Hospital and James Outpatient Care, while clinicians use Dragon Copilot to draft notes for review. The partners are also exploring AI support for cancer care and plan to expand AI training and Microsoft certifications; the announcement did not disclose financial terms.
Survey finds 77.5% of American Cinema Editors members use AI
Avid surveyed 120 members of the 1,200 member American Cinema Editors group and found that 77.5% already use AI. Editors often use the tools for tasks such as finding footage and managing media, rather than making creative decisions. On a recent season of “MasterChef,” AI helped editors find shots of contestants checking a clock in seconds, a task that once could take hours. Nearly all daily or weekly users said AI should support a project’s creative vision, while ethical, copyright and security concerns remain major barriers. Editors Molly Shock and Avid’s Matt Feury said editors want a voice in how the tools are used.
Adaspace shares open below offer price after Hong Kong IPO
Adaspace Technology, a Chengdu maker of AI computing satellites, opened at HK$24.44 in Hong Kong on Nov. 13, 1.8% below its HK$24.90 offer price. The company raised HK$750.01 million, and its Hong Kong public offering was subscribed 3.43 times. The international offering was subscribed 1.79 times, and cornerstone investors Kamshin and JinkoSolar Investment took 8% of the offer. Adaspace launched a 12 satellite AI computing constellation on May 14, 2025.
Five AI linked stocks screen as undervalued amid Nvidia uncertainty
An Investing.com screen found five US listed AI linked companies with market values above $30 billion and model based Fair Value upsides above 15%. The stocks are Micron, Western Digital, CoreWeave, Salesforce and ServiceNow, with estimated Fair Value upside ranging from 36.2% to 46.4%. The analysis links Nvidia’s share decline to CEO Jensen Huang’s public admission on Nov. 8, a board investigation and his reported resignation, and warns of near term volatility. CoreWeave has the highest analyst target upside at 127.1%, but it is loss making and depends on Nvidia powered computing. The article cautions that Fair Value estimates and analyst targets are not guarantees.
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Sources
- SalesHood MCP Brings Trusted Revenue Enablement into the AI Tools Sales Teams Already Use
- SalesHood MCP Brings Revenue Enablement to AI Tools for Sales Teams
- How Should Planning Agents ReSHAPE Their Search Space?
- AI boom will lift Nvidia even after Jensen Huang’s exit, investors say
- EU leaders to hold first ever talks on AI in Dublin
- Ohio State, Microsoft launch five-year AI and cloud partnership reportedly valued at $250 million
- Nearly 80% of Surveyed ACE Editors Are Using AI, New Data Finds
- AI Satellite Maker Adaspace Opens Below IPO at 18x Sales
- Undervalued AI stocks to watch as Nvidia leadership uncertainty weighs on the sector
- Fallout from the Nvidia scandal may dampen the exuberance around the AI boom
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