Bank of America password warning explained: why the bank told customers never to share logins with an AI agent, what can go wrong, who is liable, and how to use scoped access instead.
Apple is adding an AI assistant to Pages, Keynote and Numbers for Apple Creator Studio subscribers. Built on Apple models and OpenAI, it drafts documents, builds slides and works with spreadsheet data, while new Model Context Protocol support on the Mac lets outside AI agents edit files. We explain what it does, what it costs and what businesses should check.
Amazon is changing its Alexa leadership a day after launching its first premium Alexa Tablets. Daniel Rausch steps away in November and Fire TV chief Aidan Marcuss takes over. We explain what Amazon confirmed, what the tablets cost in the US and UK, why the Fire line was dropped, what Alexa+ really costs, and what the shake-up means for businesses.
Screenshots from TestingCatalog show Claude profile picture support arriving in Anthropic’s iPhone app, with an Edit photo button, nickname and instructions on a new Profile screen. We explain what was spotted, where the photo appears, how it compares with ChatGPT profiles, the privacy questions and what businesses should do.
Google is retiring Gemini Gems. Creating and editing stops on 13 October 2026 and Gems migrate automatically to Skills in Gemini Spark on 17 November. We trace how the plan changed since August, compare Gems with Skills, explain why free, work and UK users may lose out, and list what to save now.
Instagram’s Edits app now has an AI chat assistant that reads a creator’s follows, views, retention, likes, shares and comments, then suggests ideas, hooks, captions, scripts and trending audio. We cover who gets it, what Meta One costs, what the test creators found and why critics worry about platforms coaching everyone to post the same way.
Wajo has opened its Fo AI agent to the public with a free Fo Mini tier capped at 1,000 tasks a day, a free but invite-only OG Fo tier with unlimited tasks and call time, and a Pro plan priced on request. We set out what each tier includes, how to get an invite, what free does not cover, how Fo compares with Muse, Instinct and OpenClaw, and the risks to weigh first.
Tom’s Guide tested ChatGPT-6 and Claude Opus 5.5 on everyday prompts and split seven common jobs between them: Claude for planning, decisions, writing and analysis, ChatGPT-6 for structured plans, learning and quick questions. This article sets out the scorecard and the five prompts behind it, explains what “ChatGPT-6” really is inside ChatGPT, where GPT-6 Sol and Luna sit on each plan, what Claude and ChatGPT cost, and how to route everyday work between them.
On 17 September 2026 two rival text-based assistants turned on outbound phone calls within hours of each other. Instinct announced Instinct Concierge, a white-glove tier that books restaurants without online reservations, joins cancellation lists and disputes bills. Meta’s Muse, nine days old, opened calls to United States businesses, rolling the beta out first to users who had asked their assistant for it. This article covers what each company shipped, the funding and download numbers behind the race, and the disclosure, authority and recourse questions neither announcement answers.
OpenAI shipped three ChatGPT upgrades in five days: interactive quiz generation, restaurant reservation search through OpenTable, Resy and Yelp, and a Google Drive integration that can browse and even edit Docs, Sheets and Slides from the chat. Here is what each feature does, which plans get it, and what the new write access means for businesses.
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