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WebMMU: Multimodal and Multilingual Evaluation of Agent Reasoning on Web

Welcome to the AI research bites. This series of short and informative talks showcases cutting-edge research work from ServiceNow AI Research team. The AI Research Bites are open to all, especially those interested in keeping up with the fast-paced AI research community. Modern web agents can read, but few can see holistically. Despite rapid progress in multimodal LLMs, today's models falter when asked to visually ground UI elements, reason over DOM structures, or edit complex layouts across diverse languages and domains. WebMMU is our attempt to course-correct.

Leading the Way in Accessible Innovation: Voice Input for the AI Platform

What if a broken arm didn't break your workflow? Follow Alice as she faces tough circumstances, but still gets the job done. Nursing a broken arm in a sling, she uses built-in accessibility features like Voice Input for Now Assist to set up the ServiceNow AI Platform for a new client—hands-free. This is how we turn accessibility into opportunity—building forward-lthinking features that solve real problems and work better for everyone.

Rod Thill and ServiceNow's Nick Tzitzon debunk AI myths

Content Creator Rod Thill and ServiceNow’s Chief Strategy & Corporate Affairs Officer Nick Tzitzon sit down during Knowledge 2024 to debunk common AI myths, like whether or not artificial intelligence will take our jobs. Nick also shares his thoughts on the future of AI and how putting AI to work for people in the business world will have an impact.

Ep.12 - San Diego: An Homage to the Birthplace of ServiceNow

Come with us to delve deeper into the story behind ServiceNow’s humble beginnings. In this episode, we had the pleasure of meeting with founder Fred Luddy to hear about his upbringing and childhood job, and what inspired the creation of ServiceNow. He even shows us the first-ever ServiceNow office – a total fixer-upper. One of the original employees, Mark O’Donnell, shares his insight into the original development and doubts that the company had to face. “Nothing’s impossible, we can build anything,” says O’Donnell.