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Thursday, 17 September 2026

How To Write With An LLM

Simon Willison’s Weblog 1 month ago 30

Thomas Ptacek argues for using an LLM as a copyeditor and fact-checker rather than as a source of original writing. The piece’s key rule is that you may not use any specific word or turn of phrase suggested by the LLM. As a result, writers keep their own phrasing and use the model mainly for spelling, grammar, and occasional thesaurus functions.

Pinterest teases a new ‘Restyle’ feature that lets you redesign your room with AI

TechCrunch 1 month ago 8

Pinterest is launching a “Restyle” beta feature that lets users use AI to edit and compare home decor in their own rooms based on photos and Pinterest items. The beta is available in the U.S. and Canada starting Thursday. Restyle will roll out beyond an early preview next month as Pinterest Intelligence improves visual search and shopping recommendations.

Rival AI agents, Instinct and Meta’s Muse, both add the ability to make calls

TechCrunch 1 month ago 5

Instinct and Meta’s Muse added phone-calling capabilities to their text-based AI agents as both compete for user attention. Instinct’s calling feature, Instinct Concierge, is rolling out in early access starting in early 2026, and Muse will first enable outbound calls to U.S. businesses for users who request it. Both agents move toward parity on call-making, with Instinct expanding high-touch concierge tasks and Muse prioritizing feature requests before broader rollout.

StillTalk

Product Hunt 1 month ago 18

StillTalk launched as a web app that turns one generated photo into a talking character with live, in-browser frame rendering while the server sends speech and compact movement data. It supports five characters and six languages. As a result, users can make a character talk immediately without signup and can generate speech by selecting presets or typing their own sentence.

Snap tries to make the case again for its $2,200 smart glasses

TechCrunch 1 month ago 1 ● 5 sources

Snap executives used a Los Angeles event to update Specs smart glasses with new entertainment, enterprise, and connectivity features after the $2,200 launch drew backlash. The event introduced Specs Intelligence, an “anticipatory AI” system that Snap says works across Specs and user devices including iPhones and Macs. Snap is positioning Specs as an AI-assisted productivity and IT-deployment device rather than a consumer novelty, with support aimed at corporate workflows and Verizon-enabled cellular plans.

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