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- OPENAI 🔥: “Dots” will be the name of upcoming AI agents from OpenAI, according to new strings that have surfaced in rece
OPENAI 🔥: “Dots” will be the name of upcoming AI agents from OpenAI, according to new strings that have surfaced in recent builds (via @M1Astra). > "Dots, your remarkably capable agents." You can text it, call it, Slack it, and email it, and it can buy things for you with your https://t.co/mln27IfwTG https://t.co/1Wu1bmVH3O
- OpenAI agents being positioned as “dots” and having these shapes means that they are an evolved, customer focused versio
OpenAI agents being positioned as “dots” and having these shapes means that they are an evolved, customer focused version of “aeons”, custom AI agents, originally released on Workspace ChatGPT accounts. They were released on April 22 🤖 https://t.co/tpCOiorzap https://t.co/ECPIYrYFdH
- Google demos Gemini's Dial-An-Artist and Chrono Look experiments
Google's official X account promoted a series of Gemini experiments, including Dial-An-Artist for talking with history's iconic creators, Chrono Look for trying on history, and visual-first conversational search.
OfficialSource: x-Google - Grok bot adds multiplayer team bots
Elon Musk retweeted the rollout of a new Grok bot feature: multiplayer, letting users make a team bot with access to their content.
- Google promotes Gemini 3.8 Flash TTS for creative voice generation
Google's official X account promoted Gemini 3.8 Flash TTS, describing the text-to-speech capability as a tool that turns voice generation into a creative studio.
- Founder builds on-device deepfake voice detection after family scam, per TechCrunch
TechCrunch reports Tarini Padmanabhuni founded DetectifAI, a San Francisco startup building AI models small enough to run directly on smartphones and flag fake voices in real time, after her grandfather was scammed by a deepfake of a relative's voice.
- OpenAI is working on "Spaces" 👀
OpenAI is working on "Spaces" 👀 A new announcement introducing "Spaces" was added recently. Spaces could be collaborative environments where users and agents work together on generated artifacts (speculation). Some DevDay sessions mention a "Codex run that spent more than https://t.co/pjGOKzPzm6 https://t.co/OwmprdvpAf
- OpenAI teases '1 day. 20+ launches.'
OpenAI's official X account posted '1 day. 20+ launches.', teasing a wave of launches.
- OpenAI has fallen behind on consumer AI agents, per The Verge
The Verge reports that as OpenAI's 2026 DevDay approaches, the company has fallen behind in one of the industry's hottest categories: continuously running, consumer-facing AI agents.
- MuseTogether lets different people's Meta Muse agents message each other to coordinate plans
After you paste a setup note into your Meta Muse chat, MuseTogether lets your Muse exchange messages with friends' Muses to find a time and place, then brings you a plan to approve. Both people need their own Muse, and the site says MuseTogether only delivers the messages and cannot read them. Its developer says it is free for now, with no paid plan.
- Manus Studio's Alchemy video mode gets community praise
Manus thanked users trying Manus Studio's new Alchemy video creation mode, which the team says suits launch-style video production.
- Jylus turns logs and changing data into proof-linked evidence packs for AI systems
Jylus ingests logs, OpenTelemetry, Docker events, telemetry or JSON and returns a Context Pack of facts, timeline, conflicts and missing evidence tied to proof IDs through its /api/v1/analyze endpoint. The company says a trial needs no account and runs in a one-time isolated tenant that is then deleted, and it lists 1 GB of free storage in a Sydney data region. Benchmark figures on its site, such as 50.695% NDCG@10 on QASPER, are its own measurements.
- iReadAll launches a free AI reader that picks a narrator voice to fit your text
iReadAll reads articles, PDFs, EPUBs and other documents aloud with synchronized highlighting, and says it prepares an AI narrator based on each source's tone and language. A free account includes 200,000 characters a month with saved sources and reading progress, and a guest preview allows 20,000 characters without an account.
- Infron introduces Priority tier for GPT-5.6 Luna
Infron introduced a Priority tier for GPT-5.6 Luna aimed at latency-sensitive chat, classification and lightweight agents, with less queueing and steadier capacity, per its official X account.
- ChatGPT Health now explains a chart, metric or record you select, based on your own data
OpenAI's ChatGPT release notes say users can now select a chart, metric or record in the Health tab to get personalized explanations and insights based on their connected health information. Health is available to logged-in Free, Go, Plus and Pro users in the U.S. aged 18 or older on web and iOS, and is rolling out gradually.
- Anthropic, Gamma, and Clay on taking enterprise AI beyond the demo, per TechCrunch
TechCrunch reports the three companies shared at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 what it takes for an AI product to go beyond the demo in real enterprise deployment.
- Engram, a sampler that runs small AI audio models offline, launches on Kickstarter, per The Verge
The Verge reports that music startup Thoughtful Things has opened a Kickstarter for Engram, a sampler and groovebox that uses small local AI models to transform input audio and generate new sounds without an internet connection. The company says its custom models are trained only on openly licensed, commercially usable datasets such as CC-BY. Pledges start at $675 on Kickstarter; shipping dates were not reported.
- MILLENNIUMS.AI launches Redthread, automated pentesting for LLM apps
MILLENNIUMS.AI says Redthread maps agents, code, cloud identities and data into one graph and runs autonomous pentesting agents against chatbots, agents and RAG apps, testing against the OWASP LLM Top 10 mapped to MITRE ATLAS. The company says findings come with reproducible proofs of concept, through a web console and Mac and Windows apps.
OfficialSource: MILLENNIUMS.AI docs - Manus launches Manus 2.0 with a new Cascade agent harness, Cloud Computer and Automations, plus Manus Studio and a new Cue app
Manus has launched Manus 2.0, built on Cascade, a new version of its in-house agent harness. Manus says that in one test configuration, Cascade used 23.2% fewer tokens, finished tasks in 28.2% less time and cost 32% less to run than its previous system. The release adds purchasable Cloud Computers, Automations that start tasks when something happens in services such as email, Slack or Notion, and turns the desktop app into Manus Studio with new Video Editor and Game Dev environments. Manus also introduced Cue, a separate early-access app for personal agents, and says Manus 2.0 is available now on web, desktop and mobile.
OfficialSource: Manus - Deterministic image routing claims 88% token cut at 59ms P50
A Reddit post describes deterministic image routing that cuts token consumption by 88% with a 59ms P50 latency.