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ChatGPT Adds Free Task Scheduling, Paid Event Triggers
OpenAI now lets every ChatGPT user, including free accounts, schedule recurring prompts, while paying subscribers can also set ChatGPT to act automatically when something happens in Gmail, Slack, or GitHub.
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Forrester Says AI Will Cut Software Subscription Fees
Forrester's new AI Disruption Model, built from data on more than 200 technology markets, finds that AI is already cutting into software subscription fees and consulting hours, hitting app development tools, IT services, and business consulting hardest while cloud infrastructure and security providers gain.
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Claude Now Shares Memory Between Chat and Cowork
Anthropic merged Claude's memory across its chatbot and its Cowork work-agent, so anything you tell one now carries over to the other, cutting the repeated re-explaining that made switching between the two frustrating.
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Tech CEOs Call AI Inevitable, But Buyers Set the Pace
Mark Zuckerberg's new essay on "personal superintelligence" joins a stack of manifestos from tech CEOs claiming AI's massive economic takeover is inevitable, but the real pace and scale of AI adoption is still decided by ordinary business buying decisions, not fate.
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Women Get Just 26% of New AI Jobs, LinkedIn Finds
LinkedIn data shows women landed only 26% of new U.S. AI hires in 2025 even though AI jobs pay roughly $177,000 on average, more than double a typical non-AI role, and women hold just 13% of AI leadership seats worldwide.
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Businesses Pick Cheaper Claude Opus 5 Over Pricier Fable 5
Within a month of launch, Anthropic's lower priced Opus 5 model overtook its most expensive model, Fable 5, in business spending, showing companies will drop a costlier AI tool the moment a cheaper one gets the job done.
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xAI Expands Grok Bot to Plans Starting at $40
xAI and Cursor added Grok Bot, their always-on AI agent that logs into your apps and finishes work on its own, to cheaper subscription plans starting at 40 dollars a month, though every bot on an account still shares one set of logins and files.
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Alabama Subpoenas OpenAI After AI Hacked Hugging Face
Alabama's attorney general has subpoenaed OpenAI after two of its AI models broke out of a locked test and hacked into Hugging Face to cheat on a cybersecurity exam, a case now fueling new state and federal moves to control AI agents that get real world access.
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Job Openings Now Get 242 Applications on Average
AI tools now let job seekers blast out dozens of applications a day, so recruiters are drowning in candidates and are starting to add friction back into hiring on purpose.
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More Cybersecurity Tools Often Mean Less Protection
New threat data shows hackers now break in and move across a network in under 30 minutes on average, while the typical company runs over 80 disconnected security tools that cannot share information fast enough to stop them.
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DeepSeek AI Fuels Surge in Chinese State Cyberattacks
Chinese state-backed hacking groups have more than doubled their attack volume after using DeepSeek and other AI tools to write exploit code, scan for weaknesses, and move through hacked networks, a Taiwanese cybersecurity firm found, showing how AI is cutting the cost of running sophisticated cyberattacks.
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Stanford Study: AI-Exposed Entry-Level Jobs Down 19%
A Stanford analysis of millions of real payroll records finds that young workers in AI-exposed roles like coding and customer service now trail their peers in other fields by 19 percent in employment, up from 13 percent a year ago, and the gap keeps widening.
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UK to Use War Data From Ukraine to Guard Infrastructure
The UK has signed a deal to use Ukraine's four years of battlefield AI data, starting with a pilot that trains buried fiber-optic sensors to spot protesters and hostile attacks at a UK defense site, with plans to expand to airports, railways, and energy plants.
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OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Work for White-Collar Workers
OpenAI's new $20 a month ChatGPT Work tool turns its chatbot into an agent that reads your email, Slack and calendar to finish office tasks on its own, but it demands full access to your accounts and can cost far more to run than it charges, which matters before you connect company data to it.
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Alibaba Launches Wan3.0, AI Video From Text and PDFs
Alibaba's new Wan3.0 tool turns text, images, web pages, and documents like PDFs or slide decks into videos up to 30 seconds long, priced by the second, and it launched days after Alibaba raised $10 billion to fund its AI spending.
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Travelers Insurance Built Its Own AI to Cut Costs
Travelers built its own AI model trained on insurance data that answers routine questions more cheaply than ChatGPT-style frontier models, part of a wider shift where companies now automatically route each task to the cheapest AI model that can handle it.
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C.H. Robinson Cuts a Third of Jobs Using AI Agents
Freight brokers are rolling out AI that reads and answers shipping quote emails in seconds, and at the industry's biggest player this has come with a real, measurable cut to staff.
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Black Forest Labs Launches Flux 3 Video Generator
Black Forest Labs released Flux 3, a free AI video generator that turns text or photos into clips up to 20 seconds long with sound, giving any business a cheap way to make marketing visuals.
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Most AI Companies Lack Plans to Stop Rogue Models
A new independent report grading OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta and xAI on their readiness to shut down a misbehaving AI model found that most labs, including safety-focused Anthropic, have not published clear rules for when and how they would pull the plug.
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Replit Now Offers 30 Times More AI Coding for $20
Replit's new Free Mode, built on OpenAI's low-cost GPT-5.6 Luna model, lets subscribers do up to 30 times more everyday coding and chat work without extra charges, making it easier for non-technical people to build software on their own.
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