Claude Duet works across HubSpot, Gmail and Canva unprompted, but only US Pro and Max users can join the preview.

Google's Gemini agent gets its own Workspace account, and every action it takes is logged under its own name.

Google’s SynthID Detector is open to all, checking files for watermarks from Google, OpenAI, NVIDIA and Kakao.

Collison says AI agents could reward product quality. B2B buyers already use them to research, but rarely to buy.

ChatGPT now picks whether to answer in prose or as charts and tools. GPT-6 reached free users on 8 October.

OpenAI’s invisible textGrain mark reaches EU ChatGPT users; API output stays unmarked unless developers opt in.

Copilot’s new Code and Autopilot features run on credits, not seats, and Microsoft has not said what a task costs.

Ahrefs' survey of 301 marketers finds 89% now check AI output, while 7% publish mostly unedited AI content.

Google’s AI named Lily Ray SEO World Champion correctly, but its visible award citations pointed to her own site.

Listed token prices are a poor guide to what AI work costs, and only 11% of firms forecast AI spend accurately.

OpenAI’s new always-on Dots agent needs human sign-off before it can buy, delete files or change a password.

OpenAI and Anthropic slashed flagship AI prices this week, as falling token costs drive higher AI spending, not lower.

Meta's Muse AI agent now controls any app on a Mac and keeps working unattended, as downloads pass 2.5 million.

Meta and xAI's new AI agents are live, but G2 and TrustRadius data show B2B buyers still won't trust one to buy.

Meta launches Muse Charm hardware with no price yet, but signs ten retailers including Walmart and Sephora.

HubSpot is piloting seats-plus-credits pricing in the Nordics and Benelux, as agentic actions rise 3.5 times.

Time is selling ads only AI crawlers see. Perplexity calls them deceptive; Wayfair takes the product-data route.

Claude Docs and Slides let teams co-write briefs and decks in Claude, then export to Word, Google Docs or PowerPoint.

Anthropic's new commerce blueprint builds the cart and hands off to the retailer's own checkout, by design.

Two thirds of companies build internal AI marketing tools, and the clean-up costs nearly two hours each time.