Law firm Sullivan & Cromwell worked with OpenAI to build Agreement Analyzer, an AI tool that flags problems in draft agreements. It is another example of a large law firm packaging its know-how into a model-based product.
Gudea, which calls itself a "storm tracker for the internet", follows how stories and rumors spread online. The company aims to spot posts involving AI-generated misinformation, hate speech or damaging rumors before they grow into public controversies.
Vercel has added Jev 1.14, TypeSafe AI's decision model, to its AI Gateway. Rather than producing free text, Jev answers a batch of questions about a given state with typed choices, scores and yes/no values with probabilities. The new version can take images as input and offers an experimental long-context mode for large documents or logs.
Vercel's AI Gateway adds d1-ultra from Liquid AI, a multimodal model that answers classification, routing and scoring questions with probabilities rather than generated text. It handles text and images, for uses such as visual defect inspection, and supports a 32,768-token context.
Vercel Drives, persistent storage mounted as a directory inside a Vercel Sandbox, is now generally available on all plans. Files survive after the sandbox stops, so agents can keep a workspace or file-based memory across runs, and drives can be forked for parallel workers.
Vercel Connect now offers Enterprise-Managed Authorization in public beta, letting apps and agents reach services on behalf of signed-in users without a consent prompt for each one. Administrators grant or revoke access through the identity provider, and tokens are limited to approved scopes.