ClawCall launched an AI phone-agent service that makes real calls using the AI platforms users already use. It starts free for 30 calls, with pricing at $4.99 per month after that. The result is that routine calls like cancellations, quote gathering, and insurance hold times can be handled by the agent, with the service contacting the user only when a decision is needed.
Midwest Wheel is building toward AI agents that can fix operational problems by tying new capabilities to a single Infor business system and using agentic AI governance to decide what runs automatically versus with human oversight. The company embedded AI features after moving to the cloud, including automation that scans emailed PDF invoices into its system and a product recommender in order entry, with “just a few weeks” to build the new tools. The approach shifts AI from merely identifying issues to taking action under defined rules, while keeping humans in the loop for tasks that touch cash or accounts.
shippedit.me lists a product launch page for a set of SEO/launch offerings, including AI-related features like “AI fix cards” and an “AI CRM” labeled for modern GTM teams. The page specifically promotes a “Weekly launch battles” program and a permanent page with dofollow backlink, AEO & CRO audits, competitor monitoring, and analytics. As a result, it directs visitors to tools and offerings aimed at launch growth and marketing workflows rather than reporting new AI research or policy changes.
Meta’s Muse assistant launched as a dedicated app for iPad, following its mobile debut. Muse reached 6.6 million iPhone and Android installs after launching on September 8. The iPad release adds new “connectors” (including several small-business tools) and expands the set of retailers it can help users shop with on Meta’s behalf.
AWS DevOps Agent triages an incident and generates an investigation summary, which then triggers an automated remediation workflow built with EventBridge, Lambda Durable Functions, and Bedrock to propose and (after approval) apply fixes.
PostNitro launched “PostNitro for Agents,” adding AI-agent workflows that turn topics or threads into branded carousels, images, and short videos for scheduled posting across multiple social platforms.
SquadRoom launched with AI workflow automation that assigns tasks to a lead agent and specialist agents, then shows a step-by-step report with sources after you return. It starts with 21 followers on the page. Users can bring their own AI key and can run a live demo without signing up, with items requiring approval held back until you OK.
OpenAI launched the Decisions API to evaluate text and/or images and return typed answers for app workflows like classification and routing. The API is about 10x faster than the Responses API and is in public beta with expected GA in the coming weeks, currently using only the gpt-6-luna model via POST /v1/decisions. Apps can now use predicate probabilities and fixed-set choice or rubric score outputs (instead of slower free-form responses) to drive automated triage and review thresholds.
Table Canon launches a feature that turns uploaded game-night audio into automated recaps, outlines, entity dossiers, and searchable history for tabletop RPG game masters. It offers 6 hours of free audio upload to start. As a result, GMs can prep faster using an evolving memory-bank indexed by what happened at prior sessions.
Cori Clinical raised $4 million in a seed round for its AI platform that consolidates prior trial knowledge with external regulatory and registry information to produce trial protocols and plans. The company estimates its approach can cut average clinical trial set-up costs by at least 33% and says an internal AI review identified 82% of protocol errors as avoidable. Cori will use the funding to expand delivery capacity, grow its team, and deepen its regulatory and clinical intelligence while building more CRO and pharmaceutical relationships.
Super Apps Studio GmbH launched SuperPlan, a free shared shopping list app that also turns imported recipes into ingredient lists. Premium is €1.99 per week or €29.99 per year (with a one-week free trial). The app adds AI features like voice input and photo/recipe import while keeping list creation and sharing free, account-free, and ad-free.
Radisson Hotel Group partnered with Accenture to build a ChatGPT plugin that helps travelers discover, compare, and book hotels while planning trips. The plugin is built with OpenAI technology. As a result, hotel search and booking moves into ChatGPT for more direct in-chat hotel planning and transactions.
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