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·31/12/2025

Meta bets $2 billion on Manus to turn AI into a digital workforce

Meta has officially acquired the Singapore-based AI startup Manus for over $2 billion. This move marks a pivot for Mark Zuckerberg, as the company shifts focus from simple chatbots to autonomous "agents" that can execute multi-step business tasks like market research and coding on their own.

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·02/12/2025

OpenAI CEO declares code red to prioritize ChatGPT improvements

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has issued an internal code red alert, directing teams to pause work on ads, shopping features, health agents, and the Pulse personal assistant to focus entirely on making ChatGPT faster, more reliable, and capable of handling a wider range of questions. The move comes as Google’s Gemini 3 model gains ground on benchmarks and user metrics, three years after ChatGPT’s launch prompted Google’s own code red response.

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·09/11/2025

Gen AI is quickly becoming a major security headache for businesses, but there are clear steps to stay safe

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·08/11/2025

Perplexity upgrades Comet to multitask across your tabs and take on longer, messier

Perplexity has updated its Comet Assistant to handle multiple tabs at once, manage long chains of tasks, and take action in the browser with user permission. The goal is simple. Give people an assistant that can stay with complicated work instead of breaking down the moment things get busy.

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·08/11/2025

Microsoft’s simulated online marketplace exposes major weaknesses in unsupervised AI agents

Microsoft tested unsupervised AI agents inside a simulated ecommerce platform and found consistent shortcomings in decision making, collaboration, and resistance to manipulation. The results suggest current AI systems still rely heavily on human guidance.

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·07/11/2025

Google Cloud boosts its AI Agent Builder with faster deployment and stronger safeguards

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·10/10/2025

Managers Trust AI Agents More Than Junior Workers, Workplace Study Reveals

SnapLogic’s report shows 81% of workers now use AI, but managers trust AI agents more than junior staff—underscoring a need for better training and thoughtful tech deployment.