OpenAI Builds an App-Discovery Layer Inside ChatGPT
OpenAI is connecting app recommendations, interactive extensions, identity, agents, and a marketplace inside ChatGPT, but has not defined a full app-store business model.
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Meta’s Muse Growth Now Comes With a Clearer Marketing Picture
Third-party estimates put Muse between 2.3 million and 4.3 million downloads as Meta intensifies promotion across its services and outside networks.
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Meta Says Muse Was Built From Scratch but Inspired by OpenClaw
Meta acknowledges OpenClaw's product influence while user comparisons raise narrower questions about shared agent files and configuration content.
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Meta Prices the Tradeoff Between Cheap AI and Shared Data
Muse Spark users can receive sharply lower token prices by sharing prompts and outputs, turning workflow data into an explicit commercial exchange.
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OpenAI Walks Away From Cursor’s Billion-Dollar Model Business
OpenAI is ending its Cursor partnership after the coding platform's SpaceX acquisition, trading a major revenue channel for tighter control over its models.
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Relay’s Shutdown Sends Its AI Automation Team Back to Google
Relay is closing its workflow automation service as founder Jacob Bank and some staff join Chrome, moving startup expertise into Google while customers face a firm shutdown deadline.
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Meta’s Personal AI Promise Runs Into a Credibility Gap
Zuckerberg’s vision of personal AI offers Meta a strategic opening, but company history, hardware limits and unresolved product questions complicate the promise of empowerment.
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IBM Is Building a Large Consulting Channel Around OpenAI
IBM will train tens of thousands of consultants around OpenAI tools while maintaining a model-agnostic enterprise AI strategy through its wider portfolio.
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Meta’s Personal Superintelligence Is a Philosophy, Not Yet a Product
Zuckerberg argues that advanced AI should empower individuals rather than institutions, while leaving product design, governance and access boundaries undefined.
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Big Tech’s AI Infrastructure Bet Is Paying Off—and Growing
Cloud growth validates AI demand at Microsoft, Alphabet and Amazon, while all four major spenders raise already historic capex plans.
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