Bluesky announced new creation capabilities for its experimental Attie platform so users can build interactive experiences like websites, quizzes, games, and polls tied to Bluesky’s AT Protocol. The tool was launched at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 on Thursday. It expands AI-assisted “vibe coding” from custom social feed building to community-focused projects while using Bluesky distribution, and it also aligns with an AT Protocol private-data rollout planned for later this year.
Bluesky expanded its Attie AI tool from generating custom feeds to creating small social apps like games, polls, and dashboards that others can share as standalone websites. The article notes that a simple Pokémon Red vs Pokémon Blue poll took a few minutes to generate using a typed prompt. Bluesky is now positioning Attie for community-shared app building rather than feed-only creation.
YouTube Music will start labeling tracks made with generative AI so listeners can tell whether a song was created using those tools. The label is rolling out now in the app and on the website. This changes discovery on YouTube Music by adding AI-content disclosures alongside the music itself rather than leaving it unmarked.
OpenAI’s ChatGPT can display targeted ads in user sessions based on uploaded email addresses, phone numbers, or Android identifiers and on the prompts users type. The audience inclusion threshold is 25,000 entries/matched users, and OpenAI says uploaded files are deleted after processing, usually within 24 hours. This means ads can be personalized using personal data and prompt content even when users assume chats are private, with audiences also being built through large uploaded lists and optional ad-personalization controls not fully stopping ads or tracking.
Google is adjusting how inline links show up inside its AI Overviews and AI Mode search responses. The update is intended to make inline links appear higher up in responses and more frequently. Publishers may see different traffic patterns as key sources become more immediately clickable, potentially shifting clicks away from traditional link lists.
Startups are being told to move away from chasing broad, universal social media trends as automation increases and trends fragment into short-lived hyper-niches. Metricool’s State of AI in Social Media 2025 report found 96% of social media specialists use AI daily, but 45% say content quality could be better. The shift is toward tighter audience targeting, using AI more selectively, and optimizing for search intent and high-intent engagement rather than only reach and impressions.
YouTube Music is rolling out new labels to show when tracks were created primarily using generative AI. The rollout starts today. The app will display a label on the player page (and later expand to the main YouTube app) so listeners can tap for more disclosure details.
Google is rolling out its Universal Cart shopping tool across the US in the Gemini app and Google Search. The rollout is launching ahead of Black Friday and the holidays. As a result, shoppers can save products from multiple retailers in one unified cart and keep them organized across Google platforms.
Ambio raised a €5.1 million seed round to build an AI-powered platform for sourcing, verifying, and trading recycled plastics. The funding round is €5.1 million, led by b2venture with participation from Montis and Lifeline Ventures. The platform is meant to replace fragmented, manual procurement with structured data, AI-based material matching (including LLM interpretation of unstructured info), and increased reliability before customers test samples.
Figma announced new features at its first Config event in India to let teams define brand design rules for use by agents, including a Markdown-based “Figma Specs” editor and integrations with libraries and headless CMS. Payload downloads increased sixfold in the last 12 months, and Figma is also moving its code-layers prototype feature from private beta to public beta in India. As a result, agents on Figma can follow more standardized design guidance while users can generate or iterate code-based prototypes directly on the canvas.
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