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Anthropic's consumer agent shows its strongest use is catching what falls between email, Slack and docs, and its weakest is pretending to understand tone or do the creative work.
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Anthropic's consumer agent shows its strongest use is catching what falls between email, Slack and docs, and its weakest is pretending to understand tone or do the creative work.

Amplitude's Wave agent shows what AI product work can look like when it's grounded in real usage data, but this is a vendor story and the numbers deserve some care.

Chatbots are becoming shopping assistants, and a new test shows they sometimes point people to knockoff and impostor stores right before the holiday rush.

An Australian law firm's chief executive says AI's payoff so far is time, not headcount, and the way he got there is a better template than most vendor case studies.

OpenAI's $2 million pledge is modest money, but its promise to let independent researchers publish bad news about kids and AI is the part worth holding it to.

A reporter trained a simulated robot duck to hunt down his cat in a few hours, and the real story is how much robot-training drudgery frontier models can now absorb.

TSMC buying into its own biggest indirect customers is a confidence signal for the AI trade, and another loop in a financing web that is getting harder to read.

OpenAI reportedly topping $10 billion in a quarter says its enterprise push is working, but the margin and the gap to Anthropic tell the more honest story.

JioStar's voice-first content search shows what production AI at massive scale actually demands: guardrails first, relentless evaluation, and engineers trusted to use judgment.

OpenAI bought a five-month-old AI travel agent and shut it down. What it really acquired is a travel-industry founder, and a sharper hint that ChatGPT wants to book the trip, not just plan it.

New York's RAISE Act now has a registration portal, a regulator and a January deadline, and the 72-hour incident rule is the piece that will tell us whether state AI oversight has teeth.

OpenAI's new business profiles are less a feature than a land claim: if people shop by asking ChatGPT, companies will now have to manage how ChatGPT describes them.