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Trajectory, a startup founded by former researchers from Google DeepMind, Apple, and OpenAI, is launching a platform that enables AI models to continuously learn and improve from real-world user interactions—addressing a critical capability gap where most AI systems become static after initial training. This continual learning approach, already proven effective in AI coding products, could reduce enterprise dependency on expensive forward-deployed engineering teams by enabling AI systems to autonomously optimize for business-specific tasks. For IT organizations, this represents a shift toward self-improving AI infrastructure that could significantly reduce operational overhead while improving AI product performance across non-technical domains.
Salesforce is accelerating AI product development by crowdsourcing its roadmap directly from 18,000 customers through weekly feedback loops, enabling rapid iteration on agentic AI capabilities rather than following traditional quarterly release cycles. This customer-co-creation model allows Salesforce to identify and solve real-world enterprise problems at the infrastructure layer that LLMs alone cannot address, positioning the company to maintain competitive advantage in the fast-moving AI market. For IT leaders, this signals a fundamental shift in how enterprise software vendors operate—moving from packaged solutions to continuous, feedback-driven platforms that require deeper organizational integration and may compress traditional vendor evaluation and implementation timelines.