Bluesky's AI assistant Attie has expanded with a new feature called Quests that lets users query information and trending topics across the Bluesky network and AT Protocol apps. The feature is currently in beta with users invited from a waitlist over coming weeks. The tool aims to help Bluesky monetize its 45.6 million registered accounts while addressing user demand for research capabilities on the open social web.
Meta is upgrading its AI chatbot with new features including calendar integration for event planning, daily briefings, and steerable in-depth research to compete with ChatGPT and Claude. The update uses Meta's newly released Llama 3.1 model, which expands the chatbot beyond basic question-answering and image generation. These productivity features position Meta AI as a personal assistant rather than just a conversational tool, aligning with CEO Mark Zuckerberg's vision of personal superintelligence.
Domo released a customizable calendar agent that users can build and text to manage their schedules. The product allows direct text-based interaction with a calendar management system without specifying additional technical details. Users can now integrate calendar management into their messaging workflow rather than using traditional calendar interfaces.
Anthropic expanded Claude's voice mode to run on its more capable Opus and Sonnet models, not just Haiku, while adding support for 12 languages and integration with tools like Gmail and Slack. Voice mode now defaults to the fastest version of whichever model users select, allowing mid-conversation switching between Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus for deeper reasoning on complex problems. Users can now have longer, more sophisticated voice conversations for business decision-making and can trigger connected tools through voice commands after requesting permission.
Scape, a startup founded by two 23-year-old Swedes, launched an AI-powered email inbox that drafts responses and surfaces priority messages by learning from email history and meeting notes. The company raised $3.2 million from Y Combinator, General Catalyst, and FundersClub with backing from executives at OpenAI, Google, Meta, and Ramp. Users can now handle email tasks that previously required multiple steps—finding context, checking notes, filling forms—in a single click through Scape's interface.
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