OpenAI launched GPT-Live-1 in its API, giving developers access to ChatGPT voice mode’s native full-duplex voice architecture and an event-based delegation system for background reasoning. GPT-Live-1 is reported to perform 30 percentage points better than GPT-Realtime-2.1 on the Full Duplex Bench. Developers now can build voice agents with fewer separate conversation components, which an early customer said cut its codebase by 80% after deleting 23,000 lines of code.
Meta’s newly launched AI app Muse has reached No. 2 on the U.S. App Store Top Charts based on early iOS downloads. Sensor Tower data says Muse has been downloaded over 83,000 times on iOS in the United States. Muse is climbing on iOS while its Android presence is weak, ranking No. 338 in Productivity on Google Play so far.
Amazon announced that its agentic AI platform Quick is now generally available on macOS and Windows, with an updated mobile activity feed for iOS and Android. The update adds mobile activity consolidation into a single priority view, combining email, calendar, messaging, and customer relationship management. Quick will triage routine work in the background, leaving humans to handle higher-value items in the foreground while keeping autonomous agents running across desktop and mobile via AWS.
Amazon Quick desktop application is now generally available on macOS and Windows for enterprise use. It launched generally available on desktop “today.” The update adds a consolidated mobile activity feed on iOS and Android that merges email, calendar, CRM, and messaging so agents handle routine items in the background.
Accordio AI announced its 3rd launch, offering a free MCP connector that lets Claude use tools for time tracking, signing contracts, sending invoices, and getting paid. The page highlights “12 Months Free” via Customer.io. As a result, users can connect Claude and other agents to Accordio’s workflow features at no cost for the connector and with a separate 12-month promotion.
Cognition launched Devin Voice, letting users talk to Devin, its AI software engineer, to plan, code, and deliver work. It uses Cognition’s SWE-2 coding model and is powered by GPT-Live for real-time conversation. This adds a voice interface to Devin’s coding workflow so tasks can be requested by speaking instead of typing.
Grimo AI launched today as an iOS app that converts one spoken or typed sentence into tasks, calendar events, and notes. It is free to start and is iOS-only. Users can add items hands-free and keep everything in one chat thread without switching between multiple apps.
ChatGPT Work introduced a Data agent that connects company data to help users find insights and build interactive dashboards using natural language. The article does not provide any date, price, or measurable benchmark. As a result, dashboard creation and data analysis can be done through an AI assistant workflow instead of manual dashboard building.
Daniel Dines, CEO of UiPath, described using Claude and ChatGPT to co-author his 168-page book The Work That Remains over three years. He said the book at one point grew to almost 100,000 words before he cut it down. The approach shifted his and UiPath’s strategy as he refined the human-AI workflow model of AI proposing, humans deciding, and automation executing through iterative prompts and feedback.
Ben’s Bites newsletter announced that “Muse,” Meta’s personal agent, is rolling out for adults in the US and bundled it with updates on other AI image, model, and policy developments. The article says Muse’s launch is initially only for adults in the US. As a result, readers get a broader roundup of AI tools and safety/policy items plus a new reference-sheet tool Ben is launching tomorrow for more consistent prompt writing.
Raycast launched Raycast 2.0, a redesigned launcher. This is Raycast’s 17th launch. Raycast 2.0 adds AI that can take actions across your apps, along with automations for recurring tasks and projects, with support for connecting your ChatGPT or Claude account.
Meta launched its Muse AI assistant as an AI-powered productivity tool for tasks like online shopping, emails, and trip planning. The article cites the tool’s first real foray into productivity tools in Meta’s lineup. The tester says Muse generally worked as expected but became unsettling due to the amount of personal information it gathered autonomously.
chat-recall launches to turn separate records from AI coding assistants into one searchable history that can be queried in one place. It launched today and is shown with 32 followers. Passwords are extracted before data leaves your computer, and the assistant searches locally to reduce repeat questions and to detect still-working leaked keys from old chats.
Improbable launched Bolter, an AI-native business messaging app aimed at letting non-technical operators automate processes by describing them in plain text. It is seeding the effort with $10m of its own funding. The pivot to venture building in 2023 continues as Improbable’s third stealth exit and Bolter plans to seek external funding in later rounds.
ChatHop lets users move an AI conversation to another assistant mid-thought with context included. It offers 20 free uses every month. The listing also promotes a Free option for copying the chat as plain text or Markdown.
Volvo is bringing back the plug-in hybrid XC40 with a major facelift after discontinuing the prior version about three years ago. It arrives at dealerships in early next year and adds a larger infotainment screen plus Google’s Gemini AI in the interior. The result is a new PHEV XC40 that updates styling, hardware, and safety software to serve buyers not ready to switch fully to EVs.
GPT‑Live‑1 was released as an API option for natural, full‑duplex voice conversations with improved instruction following, custom voices, and telephony support.
It adds telephony support as a specific capability.
Developers can now build voice experiences that use these features through the API instead of relying on prior voice interfaces.
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