
Meta will charge for business replies
Meta will charge for replies sent through the WhatsApp API; regional rates are still estimates.
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Meta will charge for replies sent through the WhatsApp API; regional rates are still estimates.
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Obscura improves frames, forms, and web routes for agents, but it does not fully replace Chromium.
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OpenClaw reduces setup steps for a personal agent using hosted services or models installed on a computer.
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Google Vids creates AI-assisted video summaries from Google Docs, PDF, and Word files.
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OpenAI showed how Basis, Clay, and Exa Labs use AI agents for onboarding, sales, and development.
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Bedrock AgentCore will let agents run for several days, share sessions, and use GPUs when a task requires them.
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Cloudflare introduced tools to check whether agents can read a website and whether AI assistants cite or mention it.
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Kitesurf lets agents open and process web pages without running every feature included in a traditional browser.
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The proposal will let users assign funds and limits so agents can pay for APIs, tools, and digital content.
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AWS added native vector storage and queries to DynamoDB for semantic search, RAG, and AI agents.
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Gemini Live adds voice tools for managing email, checking schedules, and delegating everyday tasks.
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Teams can start shared Copilot sessions from Slack and Microsoft Teams to investigate software issues.
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IBM will use OpenAI models and tools in consulting projects for business processes and applications.
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Jetson Orin Nano 2 doubles inference performance and improves energy efficiency for local robotics.
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The new CPU is designed to handle tools, searches, and coordination tasks used by artificial intelligence agents.
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