Kairn launched an iOS AI note-taker that turns meetings or quick thoughts into saved people, tasks, and dated reminders after user edits and approvals.
It’s available via the public TestFlight beta, with the product launching today.
Users can store approved contacts, reminders, and calendar events on their iPhone while keeping human control over the final details.
Sherry Turkle argues that conversational companion chatbots can reduce people’s ability to connect and handle vulnerability with other humans by making machine responses feel like care. The book Artificial Intimacy: Who We Become When We Talk to Machines is scheduled to come out on September 29. The shift is that reliance on chatbots for empathy and understanding replaces difficult human interactions, changing how people interpret and practice empathy in relationships.
Shootsolo launched Shootsolo 2.0, a voice-controlled video camera app with an AI filming assistant for solo creators. It adds a built-in teleprompter plus features like virtual studio lights, background blur/green screen, and skin smoothing to iOS and Android for free. The app now records portrait and landscape in a single take while offering additional in-app production effects and script guidance.
ToneBird launched as an AI reply assistant for Mac and Windows that drafts messages using past conversations and related files. It has 92 followers. As a result, users can review and send AI-written replies in Gmail, Slack, and other supported apps.
Onepin launched a voiceover tool that uses existing voice providers and corrects mispronounced words by re-scoring lines and fixing errors without re-rendering the take. It uses a 4M-word pronunciation dictionary to check names spelled from text. Teams can now start free and ship multilingual voiceover for product videos, dubbing, and courses with automatic name, price, and date handling.
Ahad Ali’s Tabby uses AI to turn bookkeeping into an automated, real-time financial dashboard for small businesses instead of software-driven manual accounting workflows. After 14 months, Tabby has 5,500 small businesses using it and about $100,000 in annual recurring revenue, while the team is raising $1 million in pre-seed funding. Tabby Talk, a natural-language interface for the product, is set to launch, shifting account management toward a subscription and away from traditional accountant-led work.
Walkie launched a tool that converts speech into polished text in any app, creates meeting transcriptions with notes and speaker attribution, and reads content aloud in voice options. It offers playback in 950+ voices and is available for free with fully on-device use when you want. The change is that Mac, Windows, Linux, and iPhone users can now run these speech and voice features starting today.
Polyglot launched as a native Mac app for turning recordings into subtitles, translating SRT/VTT files, and exporting readable transcripts locally. It offers 7 days of unlimited transcription and translation for free, with Pro priced at €29.99 once. The app consolidates editing, bilingual exports, batch translation, and video enhancement/compression into one workflow, with free access to editing, conversion, exports, and video tools.
Companies analyzed S&P 500 earnings-call transcripts to catalog quantified AI claims, focusing on what they show about generative AI’s economic impact.
Higgsfield AI shipped new video features to help small businesses create video ads with GPT-6 Astra. The update was delivered in a day. It speeds up creative tool delivery and makes video ad creation easier.
The essay argues that people are increasingly generating unreadable design and technical writing with AI, especially when AI is used to summarize or respond without the original context and voice.
V7 uses GPT-5.6 to turn scattered company files into context agents that can complete complex, source-linked work. The setup is based on GPT-5.6. As a result, institutional memory moves from disconnected documents into reusable context for AI agents, with outputs tied to sources.
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