What frog changed

• Added a new podcast episode titled "Ep.63 – The Next Frontier of Healthcare" to the top of the insights section.
• Removed the older podcast episode "Ep.60 – Co-evolving with Physical AI" from the featured list.

The company is shifting its featured content to focus on healthcare innovation. This suggests they are prioritizing clients in the medical and wellness sectors over general AI topics.

• Updated the "Explore the work" link for the Nome physical AI project to include the www subdomain.

• Updated contact links for over 25 global studios to include the www subdomain, including New York, San Francisco, Milan, and Bangalore.

• Standardized URL formatting across the entire homepage to ensure consistent navigation.

• Added a new featured article: "Six Principles for Getting Agentic Commerce Right."

• Removed an older podcast episode: "Ep.59 – Live from Milan Design Week."

• Reorganized the "Latest insights" section to prioritize the new AI commerce content.

The company updated its site structure to ensure all global studio links use the "www" subdomain. This is likely a technical SEO or site reliability update to ensure consistent user routing across their global locations.

The competitor is positioning itself as a thought leader in "Agentic Commerce," a new trend where AI agents handle transactions. This signals they are targeting clients looking for advanced AI retail strategies.

• Added a new featured article titled "Human-Led, AI-Augmented: The Next Generation of Research."
• Removed two older articles: "Rewriting the Playbook for Agentic AI" and "The Consumerization of Care."
• Updated over 25 contact links for global studios (like New York, Milan, and Tokyo) to include "www." in the web address.

The company is shifting its thought leadership focus toward how humans and AI work together in research. They also updated dozens of studio links to a new URL structure, which helps their website work better.