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a.k.a. Also known as: OpenAI

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May 25, 2026
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  • AI agents and agentic systems reshape enterprise workflows1
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AI agents and agentic systems reshape enterprise workflows

Microsoft SkillOpt optimizes agent skills via text-space training

LLM

Microsoft researchers published SkillOpt, a systematic text-space optimizer that trains agent skills as external frozen-model state using controlled edit loops, achieving +23.5 point accuracy gains on GPT-5.5 across six benchmarks with zero inference overhead. Commerce teams deploying agentic workflows gain a reproducible skill-tuning method that transfers across model scales and execution environments without retraining.

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General AI in Commerce

DeepSeek-R1 and reinforcement learning reshape foundation model economics

LLM

DeepSeek released R1, an open-weight reasoning model matching OpenAI's o1 performance at 1/27th the API cost ($2.19 vs. $60 per million tokens), trained on under $6M compute using algorithmic optimization rather than expensive hardware scaling. Commerce practitioners can now access advanced reasoning capabilities at commodity prices, unlocking new application opportunities in customer service, document analysis, and problem-solving workflows previously cost-prohibitive.

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