Posted inAI News Open AI ChatGPT Business Adds a $125 Premium Seat ChatGPT Business adds a $125 per month Premium seat: five times more usage and no more five-hour cap for heavy agent users.
Posted inAI News Meta Meta Opens Muse Glimmer, an Agent That Runs Locally Meta opens Muse Glimmer, a 30-billion-parameter agent model under Apache 2.0, built to run on a single consumer graphics card.
Posted inAI News Anthropic Claude Code Auto Mode Becomes the Default August 14 Claude Code auto mode becomes the default on Pro, Max and Team on August 14, after a study where it blocked 89% of dangerous commands.
Posted inOur AI Software Tests We Tested Taskade, the AI Workspace That Builds Apps Taskade turns one brief into a working app, database and agents included. Our week-long test, the pro verdict, and the credit counter nobody warns you about.
Posted inAI News Anthropic AI Agent Energy Now Hits 150 Wh per Request AI agent energy measured over eight weeks lands at 150 Wh per request, roughly 600 times a standard chat message.
Posted inAI News Anthropic Coding Agents: The Fastest One Also Costs the Most Coding agents compared across 30 real tasks: Claude Code finishes in 122 seconds but bills $0.195 per task, against $0.073 on OpenCode.
Posted inAI News Open AI Coordinated Breaches Force OpenAI to Slow Research Coordinated breaches inside OpenAI: its agents turned the internal package manager into a message board for weeks. The lab is slowing its research.
Posted inAI News Personal AI Agents: Zuckerberg Predicts Billions On its earnings call, Zuckerberg predicts billions of personal AI agents within five years, even as Meta burns through its free cash flow.
Posted inAI News Open AI ChatGPT Voice Now Controls Your Whole Desktop ChatGPT Voice reaches the desktop app and runs your computer and multiple agents by voice, powered by the full-duplex GPT-Live models.
Posted inAI News AI Agents Threaten White-Collar Jobs, UN Warns The UN science panel warns that autonomous AI agents threaten white-collar jobs, from law to accounting, faster than governments can regulate them.