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Snowflake's new AI tools need data many companies lack

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Snowflake is integrating AI agents, such as CoWork and CoCo, directly into its data platform, enabling users to interact with and build with company data without extensive technical expertise. This aims to accelerate data analysis and AI application development from weeks to seconds. Developers and IT professionals should consider how to organize their data infrastructure to leverage these agentic capabilities for faster insights and operational efficiency.

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