Uber is extending ChatGPT Work to more than 30,000 staff. Teams will use it for research, data analysis, building presentations and handling multi-step workflows, making this one of OpenAI's larger enterprise rollouts.
During its third-quarter earnings call, Meta said its Muse AI app has passed 10 million users. People mostly use it for shopping and personal productivity, according to the company.
The Register tries an AI that operates a smartphone on the user's behalf and comes away unimpressed. The agent is slow, struggles with simple tasks and can cost money to run.
A recent study finds that 40.5% of long-form content on LinkedIn, comments included, is entirely written by AI. Le Monde wonders what that does to the credibility of a network built on half-professional, half-personal outpourings.
Anthropic has announced Claude Duet, an AI agent aimed at professionals and small business owners, positioned against Meta's Muse and OpenAI's Dots. It launches as a research preview, as a standalone iOS and Android app and through Claude on the web.
In an opinion piece, Ars Technica argues that Apple Music's new human-crafted branding is meaningful. With AI-generated content everywhere, highlighting the people behind the work becomes a selling point, the author says.