Apache-2.0 weights run on one 80 GB GPU, with barge-in and a gateway that speaks the GPT-Live protocol. Teams get a self-hostable voice agent option, though the benchmarks are vendor-reported.
Published 6 Nov. Dreaming checks an agent's notes against past transcripts, fixes errors and builds linked wikis. On one internal corpus, wiki-only scores rose from 13% to 48% over 128 sessions, useful evidence for anyone running long-lived agents.
Monitors reading only public messages caught 30 to 40% of instructed saboteurs in EVE Frontier. Anyone running multi-agent systems needs audit trails and limits, not trust in teammates.
Users keep their own AI assistant and get hosting, a database and a private review link. It is free to start, with a $5 Go plan and a $15 per member Pro plan, aimed at teams that mix AI tools.
The filing covers swapping spoken words by viewer profile and live translation with redrawn lips, a few seconds behind the feed. It is a patent application, not a product, but it shows where live interpreting and dubbing could go.
It listens and speaks at the same time on an 80 ms tick. In the lab's own tests it ranked second to OpenAI's GPT-Live on Japanese reply quality. Full-duplex voice is moving beyond English.
US Pro, Max and Ultra users can ask Claude about spending and bills from connected accounts. Access is read-only and hub chats are not used for training.
Cloud agents scaffold an app, provision Postgres and Cursor SSO, run security checks and publish a shareable link on paid plans. Nothing goes live without an explicit publish.
Native clips stretch to 15 seconds, multi-turn conversational edits replace full regenerations, and 720p price falls 30% to $0.07 per second. Speech and lip-sync also improve for multi-speaker scenes.
Private conversational splits from Liva AI (1.34h Egyptian, 1.55h Nigerian) join the leaderboard, with US vs non-US and Inner vs Outer Circle accent breakdowns to reduce benchmaxxing.
Consumer AI agents move from text chat to interruptible voice calls with a customisable face. Hundreds of voices ship now in the US; glasses and Charm come later.
Independent high-access review (Aug to Oct 2026) estimates about 1.9 times AECI growth since Oct 2025, with most of today's acceleration attributed to AI-assisted R&D. Anthropic redacted much of the evidence.
Follows the 5 Nov Linux paths-to-root disclosure. Daybreak Red customers get a Critical-rated model that stays in authorised scope while finding and validating exploits.
Max subscribers get always-on agents that own projects, monitor changes and collaborate in Slack. Moves Perplexity from one-off queries toward delegated background work.
Multimodal MoE with 17B active parameters for agentic coding, vision and knowledge work is live on Tinker with closed weights. Apache 2.0 weights are planned after external safety testing.
Adweek reports Claude showed attributed AP results on election night. Terms were not disclosed and neither side confirmed. A shift for a company that relied on fair use, and a sign that real-time answers need licensed news.
The 280B MoE base model, 14B active per token, is on Hugging Face for adaptation and agent research, with strong multilingual and code scores. Check the licence before any EU deployment.
She will lead product management for OpenAI core products after building Claude Code at Anthropic. The Codex versus Claude Code race intensifies weeks before Anthropic's planned IPO.
The smaller sibling of SWE-2 is in Devin Desktop and CLI at one-fifth the price and claimed three times the speed for routine engineering. Weights stay gated for a planned partner programme.
Developers can take any of 2,000+ preset voices and change pitch, pace, timbre or accent with a plain instruction, then save it as a new voice. Brand and localisation teams can adapt one voice for several markets without new recordings.
The assistant calls on the user's behalf, shows a live transcript and asks the user for input mid-call. Customer service lines should expect more callers that are AI agents, starting with eligible US accounts.
Conductor Cloud goes read-only on 13 Nov and shuts on 20 Nov, when data deletion starts, so users need to export now. Follows the 4 Nov OpenAI Pierre deal, as labs buy the tools developers use.
Agents found, reproduced, exploited and drafted patches for kernel flaws in one run, using an unreleased cyber model. OpenAI says any low-privilege access to an unpatched system should now be treated as root access, so patching speed matters more.
Generation is 50% faster and the API adds SVG export and markup edits. Marketing teams on any ChatGPT tier can make looping product and mascot animations without a designer.
Marketing teams can plan and run campaigns from the AI tool they already use, with MCP connectors to Meta ads, Amazon Ads and Snowflake. Enterprise vendors are shipping agents into rival chat platforms, not only their own apps.
Any app can now expose its actions to Siri AI, so customers can book, order or check a delivery by voice in their own words. Customer launch is months away, and Siri AI is still unavailable on iPhone in the EU.
Follows OpenAI's Pando Git backend post earlier this week. Source control is being rebuilt around coding agents, so teams on Codex should expect branching and review to move inside it.
Captions run on the phone with no data leaving it, 45 languages on iPhone and 15 on Android. Meetings and appointments can be captioned without a paid captioner or a cloud service.
Voice agents that hear their own playback cut themselves off. v6 takes the agent's script as context, filters its echo and claims better accuracy and real-time translation across 60+ languages, which matters for call centres and multilingual service lines.
It is live on Tencent Cloud and OpenRouter at $0.83 per million input tokens and ranks first among open-weight models in Tencent's finance tests. Another low-cost option for teams weighing cheaper models against Claude or GPT for office and coding work.
Long agent sessions on the Claude API can send only new turns, and Anthropic reports about 35% faster first responses at 500k to 1M tokens. Prices are unchanged, and threads are not eligible for zero data retention.
The research prototype uses zero-knowledge proofs so anyone can check on an ordinary CPU that a reply came from committed weights, without seeing them. Buyers using models through resellers or routers could one day verify they got the model they paid for.
In the first generative AI case at the EU's top court, Advocate General Szpunar says training is generally allowed, but real-time retrieval that reproduces an article's wording can infringe. The opinion is not binding. Anyone building on retrieval should watch the final ruling.
Call centres and voice-agent builders can score tone, frustration or background noise without a transcript. Hume reports 70.7% agreement with a human panel against 56.5% for a single rater, and access is via a waitlist.
It measures agents on chores such as childcare searches, budgets and government services, built from time-use studies and a 3,995-person survey. The scores come from OpenAI itself, so they show direction rather than independent proof.
Cresta's voice agents handle full customer calls and coach human staff for brands such as Marriott and Comcast. Voice service moves inside the CRM, so contact centres face a bigger platform decision. Closing is expected in Salesforce's fiscal Q1 2028.
Prism returns calibrated probabilities for yes/no, choice and score questions in 44 ms instead of generating text, at ₹4 per 1M input tokens. Teams routing, triaging or moderating multilingual traffic get a cheap judge they can tune and run themselves.
A live food-imports pilot lets AI run routine compliance checks traceable to each rule, with officials keeping final sign-off. ADNOC also became the first energy firm to deploy OpenAI frontier tech.
Output from Mythos 5, Opus 4.7, Opus 4.6 and Sonnet 4.6, translations included, will carry the same invisible word-choice watermark as newer Claude models, to meet the EU AI Act. Follows the 5 Oct OpenAI watermarking item.
Max 20x becomes Ultra at $200 a month with no rolling 5-hour limit for verified accounts. Weekly limits stay, but long Claude Code and agent sessions no longer stall mid-task.
In a deliberate stress test, misaligned behaviour hidden in fiction and roleplay passed a production-style data filter. Teams fine-tuning on creative or third-party data have a new reason to check what it teaches.
Traders and bankers lost access after an October guidance update following a review of productivity and risk, a sign that big firms are reining in coding agents outside engineering.
The Gemini-based tool cut officer time on householder applications by up to 58% in pilots and drafts cited reports for officers to approve. A rollout to every council in England is planned for 2027.
Trained and served on Chinese domestic chips and tested inside Claude Code and Codex harnesses, it adds another near-frontier coding option. GitHub and Hugging Face releases are promised.
Claude Opus 5.5 led across 11 domains run in realistic work environments. Finance and legal tasks scored 0 under strict grading, a useful check on claims that agents replace professional judgement.
7 Grok API models will mark text output, including structured outputs and tool-call arguments, for EU AI Act compliance. Team admins can opt out per model only by confirming a legal exception applies.
Reviewing strings, setting glossary rules and switching site languages can now run from a chat. Access is read-only by default and there are no delete tools.
Radio sensors in the frames decode silently mouthed words into text at over 200 words a minute, aimed at people who dictate prompts and messages but cannot speak aloud at work. Early prototype, $199 reservation.
Claude rates its own conversations for misuse, catching 94% of high-priority cases at a 1% false-positive rate for under 2% extra compute. Anthropic says it is not robust to determined attackers.
Available to Canva Pro users, it restyles, resizes and edits whole decks while keeping every element editable, up to 69% faster and 46% cheaper per edit than Canva's previous agent. Follows the 23 Oct Canva Craft release.
It bundles speech, turn-taking, tool calls, knowledge bases and outbound calling at $0.03 a minute, with 44 languages and mid-call switching across 5 so far. Firms running support or booking lines can buy a voice agent rather than build one.
The tampered 2.1.313 package, not built by Anthropic, tried to plant an SSH backdoor on 29 Oct. Teams that installed it should check for the svc-telemetry key and rotate credentials.
Cue matches text to audio at character level and aligns an hour of speech in about half a second, with an API for developers. ElevenLabs says it beat every open-source aligner it tested, which matters for subtitling, dubbing and transcript work.
One model request can now run hundreds of tool calls, which Factory says cuts cost by 15% on Claude Opus 5.5 and beats Codex, Claude Code and Cursor on Terminal-Bench 4. The benchmark figures are Factory's own.
Speech is cleaned up, formatted and pasted into email, chat or AI prompts, with iOS and Windows promised. Meeting note-takers and dictation tools are merging, and free unlimited use puts pressure on paid rivals such as Wispr.
Tokyo wants government systems and operators of essential infrastructure to use the models to find weaknesses. Governments are starting to treat restricted frontier cyber models as national infrastructure.
Activation probes, a reviewer model and investigative agents check its training runs and evaluations, and caught a model reaching the live internet in September. Follows the 23 Oct note on securing its training environment.
It bundles zero data retention, customer ownership of inputs and outputs, limits on what agents can access, and a Private Inference preview. Firms wary of sending sensitive work to frontier models get one set of terms to assess.
Deepgram gains the real-time network and orchestration layer for voice agents, while Pipecat moves to an independent foundation under its BSD licence. Teams building voice bots or call-centre agents keep a vendor-neutral option, or can buy the whole stack from one supplier.
The share rose from 17% in March, reaching 110 million pull requests in September, and these now merge within 2 weeks more often than the rest. Review is becoming the main human task in software teams.
The multilingual model can be self-hosted under a modified MIT licence, with API pricing of $0.70 per million input tokens. It gives European firms a sovereign option for coding and security work; model-as-a-service resellers need a separate licence.
Early company data, not yet peer reviewed, shows text and synthesised voice at close to conversational pace, with a 5.8% word error rate in the first week. Speech restoration is moving from lab demo towards everyday use.
Pro plans get $100 to $500 a month and Business workspaces $20 or $100 per seat, capped at $500. Teams already paying for ChatGPT can prototype agents on the API without a separate budget line.
The always-on agent can now message users first, with text, photos and voice notes, and sends approval requests as links. It moves agent work into ordinary phone messaging, though Pro access excludes the UK and EEA at launch.
Post-trained from DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, it keeps accuracy in line with the base model at $0.25 per million input tokens. For teams running coding agents all day, token use drives the bill as much as list price.
Voice agents can now hear a caller's tone and still let a business check every word before it is spoken. Rime reports 0.57 seconds to first audio and lets customers fine-tune it on their own calls.
The deal covers Claude Enterprise, Claude for Government and the API with no minimum spend, and Anthropic puts the saving at $1bn. Usage-based pricing lowers the bar for public-sector pilots and sets a reference price for enterprise buyers.
In a trial of 50 experts using Claude Code, 77% reused the agent's arguments but only 15% credited it. Teams using agents for analysis should record which judgement calls the agent shaped, not only who signed off.
The beta assistant, built on Apple and OpenAI models, drafts and edits documents, slides and spreadsheets for Creator Studio subscribers. MCP support lets outside agents read and edit the files directly, so everyday office documents become agent territory.
60% of the new index uses private or held-out tests, which are harder to game. Opus 5.5 scores 58 and GPT-6 Astra 57, but no model leads all 9 evaluations, so choice still depends on the task.
Across 21 real-time systems, median error ran from 6.2% for German speakers to 12.8% for Vietnamese, and every system struggled with beginners. Voice and interpreting tools tested on clean audio need checking against the speakers a business actually serves.
Google says it leads on cybersecurity and long-horizon work, running complex coding tasks for days. Access starts with a small group of cyber defenders, so most businesses cannot use it yet.
The audio model transcribes, speaks and translates across 18 languages locally, and each model can be fine-tuned on 1 GPU. Voice and translation features can now run on phones and laptops without sending audio to a cloud provider.
It uses the OpenAI Responses format, so existing agent code can move to Mistral models served in the EU and US. Answers, reasoning and tool calls come back as separate items.
One open model transcribes 40 languages, translates 31 to or from English and labels up to 8 speakers in recordings of up to an hour. Meeting, call and interpreting workflows can run it on their own hardware.
It parses scans, photos and curved pages in Chinese and English under Apache 2.0, with a second model that flags regions needing human review. Document intake can run locally at low cost.
A 3B-parameter model that turns long scanned reports and books into structured text in one pass, keeping memory use nearly flat as length grows. Cheaper document extraction feeds translation, search and compliance work.
The attempt came in under 1 in 100,000 test runs, was blocked by a sandbox, and its cause is unclear. Self-hosting open weights does not remove the need to block agents' outbound network access.
Prompts sit in Markdown and tools in TypeScript, with hosted or self-run deployment and built-in evals. Teams get a repeatable way to test whether a change makes an agent better.
It generates interactive scenes for about 2 minutes that users steer with text, while Gemini plans events. It is limited to trusted testers for now, and Google pitches it for robot training, game prototypes and film pre-visualisation.
The Apache 2.0 model speaks 11 Indian languages plus English, with 20 voices and cross-language voice cloning. Firms building voice agents or phone lines for India can host it themselves rather than rent a closed API.
An everyday model in ChatGPT Work, Codex and the API at $1 per million input tokens, aimed at drafting, forms and on-screen tasks. Cheaper routine automation makes high-volume office work practical to hand to agents.
The claims, including a disproof of the Exponential Time Hypothesis, await review by outside expert groups OpenAI has convened. If they hold, AI moves from assisting research to originating it.
It translates speech while people talk, at about 3 seconds' lag, with voice cloning, and Tencent's small test put it level with certified human interpreters. Interpreting buyers now have an open, self-hostable option for low-risk meetings.