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Monday, 28 September 2026

Introducing Claude Sonnet 5.5 on AWS

Amazon Web Services 3 weeks ago 18 ● 13 sources

AWS is making Anthropic’s Claude Sonnet 5.5 available on Amazon Bedrock and Claude Platform on AWS for use in coding and knowledge-work workflows. It is available today on Amazon Bedrock via the Global CRIS inference profile. Teams can start testing in the Bedrock console and call the model through AWS APIs, with usage billed on their AWS bill and governed by existing AWS security and monitoring tools.

Google is killing off Gemini’s Gems in favor of ‘skills’

TechCrunch 3 weeks ago 41

Google is shutting down Gemini “Gems,” its feature for building custom AI assistants, and replacing them with “skills.” The Gems become skills starting on November 17, 2026. User-made Gems will be automatically migrated and remain usable until that date, while the new skills require selecting them with a “/” command in task threads.

Everyday personal AI assistant startup Instinct raises $1B at $10B valuation

SiliconANGLE 3 weeks ago 11 ● 4 sources

Instinct, a startup building an everyday personal AI assistant, announced it raised $1 billion in a Series C round at a $10 billion valuation. The round includes Sequoia Capital, Benchmark Capital, and Coatue. The company says its early-access agent will expand its autonomous phone-concierge and computer-use capabilities, including coordinating tasks through a user trust network.

Cue by Manus

Product Hunt 3 weeks ago 45 ● 2 sources

Cue by Manus launched “AI Chief Of Staff,” describing personal agents that each have an email, phone number, wallet, and access to a computer to do work. The page shows 47 followers. This results in a public launch listing for the product rather than any reported external measurement or research.

Humans Are Reading Copilot Prompts — And They're Horrified

404 Media 3 weeks ago 46

Microsoft’s Copilot photo-editing workflow used human contractors to review and judge sexual and non-consensual prompt/image edits submitted by users. At least hundreds of reviewers have sometimes been involved, and contractors were instructed to choose between two generated edits based on which looked better. As reported, the content review is aimed at output-quality preference tuning rather than screening user uploads for safety, meaning users’ images may not stay private from the human workforce.

Cura

Product Hunt 3 weeks ago 12

Cura launched as a personal AI travel agent that plans and manages trips in one place. It is positioned as handling itinerary building plus flight and stay options, and it also manages check-ins and trip changes. It changes trip planning by turning future planning into a one-line request and by bringing in human travel advisors when situations get complicated.

Walmart CEO says that the retail giant and its AI shopping assistant aren't using personal information to set prices amid rollout of digital labels

Fortune 31

Walmart’s CEO John Furner said the company’s rollout of digital price labels and its AI shopping assistant Sparky do not use personal information to set prices. Walmart said 2,300 Walmart U.S. locations already use digital shelves, and chain-wide coverage is expected within the next year. The company is positioning its pricing as consistent with its “every day low prices” model and is aiming to reduce customer and regulator concerns about personalized pricing.

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