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Two people described trouble using Instinct on WhatsApp on Nov. 1, without establishing the cause.
Anthropic says its registration statement is not yet effective, so securities cannot be sold or offers to buy accepted.
Instinct says users can press and hold the button to speak a request without leaving their current app.
One user says models handle typos and omitted words so well that they’ve grown less careful when typing.
Two posts point to security incidents and urge AI-assisted defenses; one specifically calls for faster vulnerability detection and patching.
A caller questioned AI use after an American Express representative sounded as if she was from the US.
A developer says the process should eventually continue on its own rather than stay blocked by the capacity warning.
OpenAI says its models helped identify the employee who planted the device; the FBI made an arrest.
Axios reports the move followed officials' claim that Anthropic used the State Department's immigrant visa application system 'fraudulently.'
Benioff announced the name change alongside a claim that “the era of Super Intelligence is here.”
Techmeme, citing The Verge, says ending conversations is Anthropic’s primary way of enforcing the updated policy.
Usage policy update adds new rules and highlights the potential for misuse.
Intelligent UI lets the model compose answers from text, visuals and interactive controls, choosing the format to fit the question.
OpenAI says it drew on an independent mathematics advisory group’s advice about how to release the results.
A user says the assistant would let people edit Reels by prompting it.
A post attributes the reported test to a now-deleted tweet by a Waymo employee.
A post attributes the reported test to a now-deleted tweet it says came from a Waymo employee.
A user calls event-driven triggers a huge deal, contrasting them with agents that wake on a schedule or when messaged.
@levelsio and Santiago describe replies arriving within minutes. Santiago’s 90% figure is a personal estimate, not a platform-wide measurement.
OpenAI says each Dot has its own cloud computer and can connect to over 4,000 apps. Every reports that an early tester’s Dot spotted a scheduling conflict, but also had permission problems and dropped messages.
