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  1. The Decoder

    Anthropic has added collaboration features to Claude, launching plugins, spreadsheets, whiteboards, and an upcoming meeting notes feature.

    Anthropic added collaboration features to Claude, launching editable spreadsheets, AI-powered whiteboards, and Claude Data (formerly Dashboards) that connect to tools like Snowflake and Salesforce, and allows partners like Adobe and Atlassian to embed applications. Claude Meetings is launching soon, allowing users to join calls and take notes. Enterprise customers receive security controls such as audit logs, isolated virtual machines, and compliant APIs.

    Same story · 6 outlets

    How the accounts differ:The Verge states Claude Data is open to all paid users, while TechCrunch and The Decoder do not mention this.

  2. The Decoder

    OpenAI transforms ChatGPT into a corporate directory, introduces AI agents to handle customer inquiries

    OpenAI has launched the 'Businesses in ChatGPT' Beta feature, allowing businesses to manage information through Business Hub and create AI agents to handle customer inquiries; eligible US e-commerce merchants can generate AI agents to answer questions and access ChatGPT ads; Shopify merchants can connect directly; user conversations are not shared with businesses.

    Same story · 2 outlets
  3. Mastra Blog65

    Mastra Platform introduces a $25 starting plan.

    Mastra Platform introduces a $25 starting plan, increasing the limits for computing, data, and observability events, including a small dedicated server. The free tier has been renamed to Free, and the Starter plan includes server computing resources. All plans have updated resource limits, and the Server Always-On project will be migrated to a medium project size.

  4. TechCrunch · AI65

    OpenAI introduces new commercial archive feature, making ChatGPT more like Google

    OpenAI has launched a commercial center feature that allows businesses to create and verify commercial profiles, enabling ChatGPT users to ask questions about businesses and their products; businesses can obtain limited user interaction data, such as profile views, mentions, website clicks, and other metrics. This feature is currently in Beta testing, aiming to more deeply integrate businesses into ChatGPT.

  5. Databricks Blog

    Databricks integrated Unity Catalog Metric Views into Power BI: a unified governance semantic layer solution.

    Databricks released Unity Catalog Metric Views integration with Power BI functionality, extending the unified governance semantic layer to Power BI, allowing each Power BI report to use managed UC metric views the same as AI/BI dashboards and Genie, business users can build reports and explore metrics autonomously, data teams only need to maintain a single definition in Databricks.

  8. The Verge · AI65

    Anthropic has released the AI office suite Claude Meetings, Sheets, and Whiteboards.

    Anthropic has launched an AI office suite for non-technical knowledge workers, including Claude Meetings, Claude Sheets, and Claude Whiteboards, supporting features like meeting notes, shared whiteboards, spreadsheet editing, and presentation video generation, all currently in Beta testing. Some tools are available to paid plans, and Claude Data has been officially opened to all paid users.

    Same story · 6 outlets

    How the accounts differ:The Verge states Claude Data is open to all paid users, while TechCrunch and The Decoder do not mention this.

  9. The Verge · AI

    ChatGPT launches verified AI 'Business Agents'

    ChatGPT will allow users to chat with 'business agents' representing brands to help with comparative shopping. This feature is first rolled out to 'eligible' e-commerce and online service businesses in the US as part of the enterprise feature suite announced by ChatGPT today, entering Beta testing. Businesses can declare their organization and complete verification through the Business Hub feature to ensure the authenticity of the agents, while chats with business agents will be clearly marked and separated from the main ChatGPT conversation.

  10. TechCrunch · AI65

    Ring introduces home security drone and commercial security robot

    Ring introduces home security drone Ring Drone Cam and commercial security robot Ring Rover Cam, priced at 270 dollars and 1000 dollars respectively. The drone can autonomously patrol indoor environments and investigate when an alarm is triggered, equipped with 2K video and night vision features; the commercial robot can patrol along set routes, supports 4K video streams and fisheye camera, achieving autonomous navigation and map building through the AI Pilot system.

    Same story · 3 outlets
  15. Claude · YouTube

    Claude enhanced interactive connector function, can use the full tool version directly within the application

    Claude adds interactive connector functionality, allowing users to directly open the full version of the tool within applications like Adobe, Atlassian, and Box for collaboration. The video demonstrates adding a plan summary in Confluence, applying a dither effect in Adobe, and checking flat design standards in Box, among other operations, and supports users to modify it themselves or have Claude assist with it. This feature has started rolling out on web and desktop versions.

  16. Claude · YouTube

    Claude is launching whiteboard, spreadsheet, and data analysis features.

    Claude Whiteboards and Claude Sheets enter beta, Claude Dashboards officially launch as Claude Data

    Same story · 6 outlets

    How the accounts differ:The Verge states Claude Data is open to all paid users, while TechCrunch and The Decoder do not mention this.

  17. TechCrunch · AI

    Anthropic is launching Claude Meetings to transform work discussions into plans and tasks.

    Anthropic has launched Claude Meetings, integrating Claude into video conferencing to generate plans, create timelines, answer questions, and access connected apps in real-time during discussions; simultaneously, Claude Whiteboards and Claude Sheets were released, supporting team real-time collaboration for visual planning and co-editing spreadsheets, both in Beta testing.

    Same story · 6 outlets

    How the accounts differ:The Verge states Claude Data is open to all paid users, while TechCrunch and The Decoder do not mention this.

  18. Meta Engineering

    Meta launches Your Algorithm tool to make Facebook recommendation content more transparently personalized

    Meta has launched the Your Algorithm tool, allowing users to edit interest lists ("Interested In"/"Not Interested In") in natural language to adjust Feed and Reels recommendations in real-time. The system uses LLM to process user preferences and integrate user behavior, achieving responsive adjustments through retrieval, reordering, and pushing optimization stages. New interest content will appear quickly but will not dominate recommendations.

  19. LangChain Blog

    Workday how to build an AI intelligent agent platform with LangGraph and LangSmith

    Workday has utilized LangGraph for agent orchestration and LangSmith for tracking and evaluation, reducing prototype development time from 5 months to within 1 day with a 4-person team by 2025 and supporting production environment deployment. Its Python SDK 'Workday LangChain' encapsulates LangChain core components and routes through internal services (including LLM gateway, RAG retrieval) while meeting enterprise-level security and compliance requirements.

  22. AWS Machine Learning Blog

    How TCS uses Amazon Bedrock AgentCore to build an agentic test orchestrator

    TCS has built an Agentic test orchestrator for BFSI clients, transforming requirements into executable controlled tests through Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, breaking down tests into dedicated tasks and executing them using their respective agents, tools, and validation rules, while meeting project-specific context, API, and browser UI testing, tenant-level security isolation, and repeatable test path requirements, significantly improving test throughput and allowing engineers to focus on risk analysis and exploratory testing.

  23. n8n Blog62

    Google Gemini 4 Carbon is released in n8n, enhancing the security, reliability, and efficiency of agents and workflows

    Google Gemini 4 Carbon has officially launched on n8n, being Google's strongest model, scoring 53.9% on AutomationBench. It significantly improves in security (SEC-bench Pro 88.2%, ExploitGym 54.8%, CWE-bench 71.0%), long task processing (internal testing lasting several days), and reasoning, and has zero vulnerability to Gray Swan prompt injection attacks (0.0%).

  25. Factory News

    Secure Factory: Connecting Security Discovery, Remediation, and Validation into a Continuous Workflow

    Security Factory connects the signal, classification, and remediation three stages to help engineering teams transform security discoveries into test fixes. It integrates existing tools and contextual information, automatically coordinates investigation tasks, generates a risk-prioritized remediation list based on validation, and simplifies the entire process from discovery to remediation.

  27. Amp News65

    Amp launches new deployment tool Boxes: small, cheap, and permanently running computing units

    Amp launches Boxes, a permanently running, small, and affordable computer where users can deploy software built with Amp, with the smallest model priced at $18 per month, supporting the operation of any application and equipped with an AI agent to manage deployed applications and production data. Users can create, deploy applications, and control the power on/off of Boxes via the agent as needed, supporting minute-by-minute billing and default continuous operation.

  29. TechCrunch · AI

    Google releases two new TPU chips to expand AI hardware portfolio

    Google has released two new TPU chips, TPU 8tx and TPU 8i Max, for AI workloads, expanding its chip portfolio to confidential inference and larger memory capacity. The TPU 8tx was developed in collaboration with AMD, designed specifically for confidential training and running AI models, with hardware-level direct integration of security features; the TPU 8i Max combines two TPU 8i chips, doubling memory capacity, processing power, and bandwidth, supporting AI models to handle a wider range of information.

    Same story · 4 outlets

    How the accounts differ:MarkTechPost states TPU 8tx uses TPU 8t chips paired with 5th gen AMD EPYC, while TechCrunch mentions it was co-developed with AMD for secret training and running AI models with direct hardware security integration.

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  3. ITHome · AI

    MiniMax open-sources H3-Image image generation model, 10 seconds to generate 4K images

    MiniMax H3-Image released and weights opened, capable of generating 4096x4096 pixel 4K images in 10 seconds. The model has text-to-image generation, image reference, and editing capabilities, achieving speeds five times faster than mainstream market models, supporting 16 reference images, and offering a 50% discount on 16MP generation requests in the first week.

  4. Ars Technica · AI

    DeepMind releases Gemini Robotics 2.5 and open-source security benchmark "ASIMOV-jailbreak"

    DeepMind releases Gemini Robotics 2.5, whose robotic AI has approached human level in completing 200 tasks such as gripping food and laboratory pipetting, and has achieved high-precision operations like tying bows on the Apptronik Apollo humanoid robot; this version significantly improves dexterity while launching the open-source security benchmark "ASIMOV-jailbreak".

  5. 404 Media

    Applications of AI reverse engineering for Claude Code and Codex are limited

    Anthropic's Claude Code and OpenAI's Codex have been used by users for AI reverse engineering, but have now triggered security checks leading to restricted functionality or account bans, including attempts to repair IoT devices or remove smart TV ads; a reverse engineering project named Decomp.wtf has also shut down for similar reasons; OpenAI engineers say the restrictions are mostly accidental, but users are turning to using open-source or local models without such restrictions.

  8. The Verge · AI

    Adobe is fully committed to AI

    Adobe announced that it will introduce chatbots and AI agents as the next-generation design assistants, even automating creative workflows and repetitive tasks. At the Adobe Max conference in Miami, Adobe introduced a feature that allows third-party AI agents to access and modify Creative Cloud projects, new features for the Firefly AI assistant, and the ability of AI agents to perform repetitive tasks in the background.

    Same story · 3 outlets

    How the accounts differ:The Verge states Adobe will automate creative workflows and repetitive tasks; TechCrunch only mentions injecting AI features into products.

  9. ITHome · AI

    Adobe Creative Cloud integrates with third-party AI agents, supporting local photo and video editing in the future

    Adobe announced new features at the MAX conference, allowing third-party AI agents to directly access and modify Creative Cloud projects via the Local Model Context Protocol (MCP), supporting AI agents from companies like OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic for background processing of regular tasks, and the Firefly AI assistant beta version adds planning mode, model selector, and Firefly Boards support.

    Same story · 3 outlets

    How the accounts differ:The Verge states Adobe will automate creative workflows and repetitive tasks; TechCrunch only mentions injecting AI features into products.

  10. TechCrunch · AI

    Kora Systems has released a Linux desktop operating system for the AI era called Kora.

    Kora Systems released the Linux desktop operating system named Kora on November 10, 2026, integrating AI models and agents, supporting cross-application collaboration, file access, and context preservation between tasks, planned to be launched for free in 2027, accelerated development based on OpenAI Codex and Anthropic Claude, targeting heavy AI users.