In an opinion piece published by Clubic, Mister IA co-founder Martin Pavanello argues that Claude and ChatGPT are gradually hollowing out Microsoft Office. He expects Word and PowerPoint to be the first to decline.
Meta's Muse AI app has passed 10 million downloads in the United States within 40 days, a milestone only eleven other apps have reached that quickly. New data also suggests Muse keeps its users better than competing AI apps.
Homebase, which makes scheduling and payroll software for hourly teams, launched Homebase Assistant. The AI tool contacts staff to cover missed shifts, builds schedules, screens candidates and flags timecard errors; it is open to a limited number of businesses, with pricing undisclosed.
OpenAI has added the option to lock individual ChatGPT conversations. The company says it is meant for personal discussions or surprises that users want to keep private when they hand their device to someone to show them another chat.
On the GitHub blog, three Java Champions describe how they use GitHub Copilot to solve problems and speed up development. They stress that humans remain responsible for the results.
StackSocial is selling lifetime access to 1min.AI's Pro plan for €35.99, with a million monthly credits to spread across GPT, Claude, Gemini and other models. Clubic rated it 7/10: handy for comparing models but no substitute for a native subscription.