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Product Hunt 1 week ago 26
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.
Product Hunt 1 week ago 17
OpenCharm launched as an open-source hardware “body” that sits by a Mac’s notch to control an AI agent hands-free via a single key press. The listing says you “Hold one key” to talk so tools like Claude Code or Codex can start and ask for input. It changes how you interact with already-running AI agents by turning voice and handoff prompts into a one-key physical workflow.
Product Hunt 1 week ago 37
Comcent launched voice infrastructure that connects a Twilio or SIP trunk account so teams can take calls in a browser with call flows, queues, transfers, and recordings. Unlimited users start at $20/month. The service adds AI features that transcribe and summarize calls, score sentiment, track agent promises, and can use voice bots that answer and hand off to people.
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20 October 2026
AI policy and AI product rollouts collided today, with governments trying to pin down a technology that’s been treated—by everyone from startups to procurement officers—as if it will simply arrive anyway. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani used People’s AI Assembly to argue that AI deployment isn’t inevitable, pointing to his order banning AI use in elementary and middle schools and pressing residents to demand accountability rather than waiting for federal guidance to catch up.
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