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Product Hunt 2 months ago 46
OmniVibe is a marketplace platform connecting creators who build AI agents with users seeking to deploy them. The platform launched with support for multiple agent frameworks and integration capabilities. This enables a structured ecosystem where agent developers can monetize their work while users gain access to pre-built solutions.
The Verge 2 months ago 10
Your AI Slop Bores Me lets people roleplay on both sides of an AI chatbot: one tab submits prompts and the other tab answers while a human is involved. Each request costs credits, and it provides 150 seconds for the “AI” side to respond (plus 1 free request every 2 minutes). As a result, the site turns LLM-style prompting into a credit-based, time-limited human roleplay experience rather than an automated model run.
Product Hunt 2 months ago 45
Dial launched a service that lets AI agents obtain real phone numbers and use them for voice calls and SMS via an API.
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20 October 2026
The biggest throughline today wasn’t smarter models—it was how teams keep AI usable when it starts behaving less like software and more like an employee. At Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Summit, SharkNinja CIO Velia Carboni made the case for letting systems be “a little rogue,” then finding limits with guardrails, structured human oversight, and day-to-day harnesses. That security-by-process theme echoed across the rest of the day: Anthropic said its defenses against distillation attacks on Claude now cut stolen “reasoning” tokens by 10 to 100 times, while blocking distillers more often and banning many accounts; OpenAI rolled out chat-lock in ChatGPT with a four-digit PIN/Face ID and separate locked storage; and Datadog argued the SDLC bottleneck has shifted from code-writing to testing, pushing teams toward agent-generated, observability-tied test suites.
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