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Is ChatGPT your new Google Workspace alternative? Meet Space, Pages, and slides - ZDNET (opens the original)
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It’s OpenAI’s fourth annual DevDay, its equivalent to Apple’s WWDC, but for developers building with AI. While last year focused on major releases like apps inside ChatGPT and an agent builder, this year’s announcements seem to be fleshing out a long-held suspicion that OpenAI is coming for Google Workspace. Also: OpenAI’s Dots: Like OpenClaw declawed – for $200/mo ChatGPT Pro users Here’s what’s new for Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans. ChatGPT Space is “a new home for your team to collabora
iPhone 18 Pro can prove your photos aren’t fake - with limitations, expert says - ZDNET (opens the original)
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In something of a surprise to longtime viewers like ZDNET senior contributing editor Kerry Wan, Apple’s annual hardware event on Wednesday opened with the reveal of the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max. New CEO John Ternus immediately focused on Apple Intelligence, emphasizing how central it is to the new devices — especially when it comes to your photos. Reference Image, a new feature for the forthcoming iPhone 18 models, lets users prove they took a photo and that it isn’t AI-generated or altered. Th
OpenAI's new Astra model is finally here - why safety experts are worried - ZDNET (opens the original)
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OpenAI’s latest model, named Astra, is finally loose — sort of. The company halted development on Astra, also known as GPT-6, after July’s now-infamous Hugging Face incident — in which an OpenAI agent hacked the developer site, and several others — as it reevaluated internal security standards. As of today, the model is live for a select group. OpenAI emphasized that Astra sets a new standard for computer use, taking “about 47% less time per task than GPT-5.6 Sol, scoring 72.6% at roughly 40 min
Anthropic just upgraded Fable and Mythos - why that matters - ZDNET (opens the original)
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Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. AI labs are shipping new models nonstop. Besides being better and faster than their predecessors, not every new model is guaranteed to be a major step change, despite how the company’s PR may wax poetic about them. Model strengths really emerge in context: Where are competitor models lacking or excelling? Which models have outstanding specialties, and which are just catching up to industry standards? Our Model Release Tracker helps you make s
Plaud's first AI earbuds have arrived - what they can do - ZDNET (opens the original)
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Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. AI wearables company Plaud, known for its AI notetaking devices, has entered the earbuds game. Will it capture skeptics? Also: Why I’m not buying ‘AI earbuds’ until they have these 3 specific upgrades The company’s new Plaud One Explorer Edition, a pair of AI-enabled earbuds, is available for preorder today at $250. Plaud also offers the clip-on NotePin and NotePin S, released in January, as well as the Note and Note Pro (a card-style recorde
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