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Koray Kavukcuoglu confirms that Google's next DeepMind model has entered the post-workout phase and hopes for a release well before the end of the year.
The product scans Bedrock, Databricks, Vertex, Copilot Studio, Azure Foundry, Agentforce, Snowflake Cortex, and OpenTelemetry-instrumented environments, and then classifies each discovered agent by risk level.
Announced at Amazon Accelerate, a plug-in in American beta allows you to manage stocks, prices, product sheets and analytics from Claude or the Quick assistant, without opening Seller Central.
On September 23, Alibaba published a family of five audio models and lowered its prices by 95% on voice recognition, 70% on synthesis and 85% on real-time interaction.
On September 18, the Chinese company StepFun presented a reasoning model with 600 billion parameters and one million context tokens, charged $1 per million input tokens.
Mistral publishes in Apache 2.0 a text and image security classifier that accepts a policy written in natural language for inference, rather than a fixed list of categories.
The new layer remembers the status of long jobs and distributes requests between isolated parallel wires on their own branches. Beta for select Pro and Max subscribers only.
The GitHub Copilot runtime has been rewritten module by module by agents piloting GPT-5.6 Sol and Claude Opus 4.8, for a result 15.9 times faster and eleven times more efficient in memory.
The ALU and AMED models, designed to read Indian plots from the satellite, are now available in Kenya, Uganda, Ghana, Rwanda, Nigeria and Zambia.
Up to six family members share emails, calendars, and to-do lists with them; they add dates, fill in permissions, and calculate travel times.
Since September 16, clicking on an ad in ChatGPT can open a chatbot financed by the brand, identified as such and separate from the current discussion.
Claude, ChatGPT or other agents can now control Google Home devices in natural language, first in the United States and for subscribers in the most expensive tier.
Meta's assistant is coming to the computer: it manipulates files, mail, calendar and notes in native applications, after explicit authorization from the user.
Alibaba publishes a model that thinks natively about audio and video and knows how to call tools. Unlike previous Qwen, it remains reserved for the API.
Marketed since September 16, Snap's augmented reality glasses work without a phone and include Specs Intelligence, an assistant that tracks the agenda and tasks.
The Caltech-based laboratory brings Qwen3.8 27B back to one tenth of its size while maintaining 98% of its performance, to run it on a personal computer.
A Model Context Protocol server gives third-party agents access to devices and event history in the Google Home ecosystem, in Early Access in the United States.
Diogo Almeida presents a model at TypeSafe AI that responds in 70 to 500 milliseconds by choosing from 255 options, without text generation or parsing layers.
No need to choose his window: Claude now routes the requests himself between conversation, agent work and artifacts. Two office tools accompany the change.
Two speech-to-speech models, including an "Extended Thinking" variant that takes first place in the Artificial Analysis index with 82.6, and automatically detects 97 languages.