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Anthropic just launched Claude Duet, a proactive AI agent that sends you a morning brief and works in the background.
It's the fourth big personal agent in ten weeks, after Grok Bot, Muse, and Dots.
What it does, who can get it, and what it costs:
techgreg.com/anthropic-launc…
Claude is introducing their version of an agent. Grokbot, Dots, Muse, and now Claude Duet.
Need an Agent? Pick your flavor….
Siri is nothing short of an embarrassment for @Apple.
It fails at the simplest of requests.
Setting your action button to Grokbot is a better solution.
I hope Apple gets it together as it could be really great if executed properly.
The Apple TV was $69.00 in 2015,,, I forgot about that,,, crazy
I paid $149.00 for a 128 gig Apple TV in 2022. Raising the price to $299.00 and main difference is SiriAi? That’s crazy…
Apple has finally announced a new Apple TV 4K for $299 after nearly 4 years.
It looks like the old model but is now powered by the A19 chip.
The set-top box also adds 3 microphones to enable Siri AI completely hands-free, and an updated remote enables Find My with a speaker.
Apple CEO John Turnus believes @Apple should release a larger variety of products and is working quickly to make that happen.
Grok Bot is amazing. I made this entire 8-minute explainer on how Tesla FSD works from just a simple outline and a storyboard: script, animation, narration, thumbnail, all of it. @bot
With the right amount of effort, the possibilities are wild.
youtube.com/watch?v=dyokKhd9…
OpenAI has bought tens of thousands of Mac minis and Mac Studios to train AI agents to use a computer.
🤖 Made with AI
I posted this back in May. I like @Delta as an airline, but I was baffled when they chose Amazon over @Starlink.
Now Delta's CEO has reportedly said not wanting to work with @elonmusk was part of the reason. Additionally, Delta wanted passengers to log in through its clunky portal, while Starlink requires a connection that just works, like your Wi-Fi at home.
More than 40 airlines have committed to Starlink, including United, American and Southwest.
So why would a major airline put itself at a competitive disadvantage with a service that won't start rolling out until 2028, and won't match Starlink's coverage for years after that?
