Anthropic's Claude has released a series of new capabilities called Computer Use, which can take over your computer to perform tasks based on the prompts you feed it, and automate repetitive tasks.
Asana's new feature called AI Studio uses Asana's Work Graph to allow users to create what it calls Smart Workflows for automating things like product launches and resource management.
Spotify has released a new feature that allows users to create their own album cover art for both new and existing playlists, increasing the network lock-in effects of the app.
A new Y Combinator startup lets product teams run tests on mobile products using natural language, reducing the amount of time spent writing tests and boosting code coverage.
Google is replacing the exec in charge of the company's search engine and ads product while Uber is reportedly exploring a purchase of Expedia to create the ultimate travel app.
The jump in revenue for Perplexity has reached $50 million today with its valuation over $8 billion, while AI-driven cyberattacks are on the rise with more than 500,000 taking place every day as the most common type is a business logic attack involving using bots to target APIs.
AI adoption surged 17% over the past year, but there has been a drop in the deployment of AI projects and their return on investment, according to a full report by Appen.
Amazon has rolled out major new UI updates on its homepage with some new components including a new window display along with product groupings and horizontal scrollable carousels, and more than 200 million people have the #OpenToWork option turned on publicly or privately, and the new #Desperate trend is for users who want to up the ante further.
53% of an employee's time is spent on busy work with unproductive meetings doubling since 2019, according to a new report.
New from the Department of Product Substack this week: Knowledge Series - OAuth explained, Deep - Gamification features explored, Leadership thoughts - Anthropic's CEO shares his view on the future of AI, and more.