AI moves closer to the data—and the people who govern it

athenahealth has introduced a tool that lets patients connect health data directly to Claude. For builders, this is a reminder that useful healthcare AI depends not just on model capability, but on careful handling of sensitive records and patient control.

WealthFeed is adding Form 5500 data to its platform, giving financial advisers another source to search. More accessible data could help advisers work efficiently, but users will still need to assess how well the information fits their clients’ needs.

Tripo AI’s Agentic Canvas brings node-based workflows to 3D creation. Visual interfaces like this could make complex processes easier to assemble and revise, especially for teams that want to shape how tasks connect rather than rely on a single prompt.

Granter has raised €1.6 million to expand its AI grant-writing platform into Spain, Germany and Italy. The move points to a practical challenge for AI services going international: adapting tools to different markets and the ways people seek funding.

AvePoint has launched a platform focused on AI governance, security and cost optimization. For organizations adopting more AI tools, bringing those concerns into one place may help teams keep deployment decisions visible and manageable.

US newspapers including The New York Times are suing Brave Software, while Canadian publishers are suing Anthropic. These cases are another sign that questions about how AI companies use and distribute publishers’ work remain unsettled—and relevant to anyone building on content.

Universities are using existing investments, training and governance to introduce AI tools on campus. That may offer a more grounded path than starting from scratch, while putting the focus on helping people use tools securely and responsibly.

HSBC is bringing AI connectivity and transaction banking data to corporate treasury teams through HSBCnio. The opportunity is clearer access to useful financial information; the important question for adopters will be how that access is managed and secured.

A new setup walkthrough covers serving Mistral Large 4 with vLLM, including choices between NVFP4 and FP8, launch flags and a smoke test. Guides like this can help teams move from model interest to a working deployment, though the right configuration depends on their hardware and needs.

EverQuote reported Q3 revenue above Wall Street expectations, with sales up 25.4% year over year, and pointed to AI-driven growth and new products. It’s a useful business-side signal to watch, though one company’s results don’t settle the broader question of how durable AI-related gains will be.