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Daily 'AI for Work' Pulse: 30th of October
Big Friday update! 12 new AI tools and 23 AI news articles just landed. Wrap up your week strong with these fresh picks and quick insights to carry into the weekend.
Jeroen Erne
Latest AI Tools
BotGauge
BotGauge is an automated red-teaming platform that uncovers failure modes in AI agents before users encounter them. It builds custom attacks based on an agent's purpose, then converts every finding into a permanent test. This tool is for teams dep...
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Tulu
Tulu autonomously tracks marketing spend to reveal which dollars actually generate closed-won deals in HubSpot. It proactively alerts RevOps, marketing, and leadership when metrics shift, instead of waiting for manual analysis.
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App Store Screenshots
App Store Screenshots is an open-source skill for coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor that builds a local editor for designing and exporting app store screenshots. It is for developers who want to retain full design control while gen...
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Zro: Uncensored Security Models
Zro provides uncensored security models, including Dolly 1 Security and Dolly 2 Security based on GLM-5.3, for defensive testing and red-team workflows. It serves security researchers who need models that do not refuse questions general-purpose to...
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OpenLLM
OpenLLM lets developers use their existing AI subscriptions, API keys, and local models through a single key in coding agents and AI apps. It provides fallback across models when limits are reached and shared memory across connected tools.
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throxy
throxy provides local-language outbound calling for B2B software companies. When a lead appears, the system routes the call to an SDR who speaks their language. It is designed for teams that sell into markets where email sequences alone fall short.
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WebAI by Opera
WebAI by Opera lets developers and advanced users run local AI models directly in the browser. It provides a built-in platform for creating custom browser capabilities instead of installing third-party extensions.
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Dotverse
Dotverse is a Mac app for creating a crew of AI agents, each with distinct personalities and assigned tasks. It combines proactive behavior with multi-agent coordination for users who want several specialized assistants working together.
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Open For sales
Open for Sales turns a single prompt and a contact list into an outbound sales campaign that reaches prospects via calls, email, and WhatsApp. It is built for sales teams who want an AI agent to qualify leads and book meetings across channels.
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Mudroom
Mudroom runs AI coding agents inside an isolated sandbox with a copy-on-write clone of your project so they cannot touch your real files. It is for developers who want to review and selectively apply or undo agent changes through a diff interface.
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Our Silly Games
Our Silly Games is a free platform where creators build and publish browser games just by asking an AI coding agent, with built-in multiplayer, leaderboards, and phone controls. It is for anyone who wants to turn a game idea into a playable title ...
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Boltbar
Boltbar is a native macOS chat bar that provides quick access to AI assistants via a keyboard shortcut in any app. It is for developers and users who want to query models like GPT or Claude without leaving their current window, and includes an age...
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All AI News from Yesterday
23 News Articles published.
Latest General AI News
Latest AI News for Creatives
Cisco Introduces Model Foundry for Specialized AI Models
Cisco launched Model Foundry, a service that lets partners use and customize specialized AI models for networking, security, and infrastructure tasks.
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Anthropic Expands Free Claude Credits to 20 Science Groups
Anthropic is giving 20 research groups cheaper access to its AI tools so they can run experiments faster, but outside checks are still needed to confirm real progress.
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Google Opens Connected Apps Platform Preview to US Developers
Google is letting U.S. developers test a platform that connects their apps to Gemini and Search using open integration methods.
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Oracle Brings Applications and Data Into ChatGPT
Oracle is adding ChatGPT to its enterprise tools, which means companies must carefully control what data the AI can reach.
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Anthropic Adds Usage Reports and Pooled Budgets to Claude Enterprise
Anthropic added usage reports, surveys, and pooled budgets to Claude Enterprise so organizations can track AI adoption, gather feedback, and manage spending.
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Latest AI News for Customer Support
Capita Failed to Deliver AI for UK Civil Service Pensions
An audit found Capita failed to deliver promised automation for the UK Civil Service Pension Scheme, forcing officials to access its systems to protect operations.
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California Sets 15 Minute Limit for AI Customer Service Handoffs
California now requires large businesses using AI customer service to connect a person or schedule a callback within 15 minutes of a request.
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New York Restricts AI Chatbot Features for Minors
New York passed a law requiring AI chatbots used by minors to include age checks and safety controls against harmful dependency, sexual content, and self-harm, with civil penalties for violations.
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Latest AI News for Education
Anthropic Says Claude Refuted the Exponential Time Hypothesis
Anthropic’s model found a faster way to solve a famously hard math problem, but independent experts still need to check it.
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Harmonic Expands Aristotle Into Software and Chip Verification
Harmonic now uses its AI to mathematically verify C code and Verilog chip designs for safety-critical systems.
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EU Publishes First Harmonised Technical Standard Under AI Act
The EU published its first AI Act standard, giving high-risk AI providers a voluntary way to prove their documentation and quality systems meet the rules.
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HHS Drops AI Model Card Requirement From Health IT Certification
HHS removed several health IT certification rules, including a requirement for AI model cards that explain how machine learning tools work.
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Elizabeth Warren Questions Anthropic on AI Safety Before IPO
Senator Warren asked Anthropic to disclose safety controls and financial risks ahead of its IPO, signaling that AI governance is now a material issue for investors.
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Latest AI News for Executives and Strategy
Data Center Cargo Thefts Top $100 Million Since June
Criminal groups stole over $100 million in servers and networking gear from cargo shipments since June by using fake identities and GPS spoofing.
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Oracle and NVIDIA Expand Vera Rubin Capacity on OCI
Oracle and NVIDIA are building massive data centers using new Vera Rubin hardware, with the project now generally available and driven by power, supply, and customer demand.
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DOJ Questions NVIDIA's $12.93 Billion Hugging Face Deal
The DOJ is reviewing NVIDIA’s $12.93 billion bid for Hugging Face over concerns it could stifle competition in AI model distribution.
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KLA Reports $4.14 Billion Quarterly Revenue as AI Chip Demand Grows
KLA Corporation reported a 29% rise in quarterly revenue to $4.14 billion, driven by demand for AI-related semiconductor equipment.
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BigBear.ai Revenue Rises 31% and 2026 Guidance Increases
BigBear.ai’s quarterly revenue rose 31% from last year, and it raised its 2026 outlook as investors focus more on steady operating results than on story.
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Cognition Weighs Funding at Up to $80 Billion Valuation
Cognition is considering new funding that could value it at up to $80 billion, a sharp rise from its recent $48 billion valuation.
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Latest AI News for Finance
Latest AI News for Government
Attackers Used 44 AI Agents in CyberStrikeAI Campaign Against Japan
A cyber campaign in Japan used 44 coordinated AI agents to speed up reconnaissance, exploitation, persistence, and data theft.
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OpenAI Seeks to Block British Columbia Privacy Probe
OpenAI asked a Canadian court to stop a provincial privacy investigation linked to a mass shooting.
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Latest AI News for Healthcare
Cipher Finds Four Flaws in EPICS Control Software
An AI security tool quickly found four flaws in widely used industrial software, including one critical bug that could let attackers run code remotely.
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Latest AI News for Hospitality and Events
Latest AI News for Human Resources
Latest AI News for Insurance
Latest AI News for IT and Development
Cerebras Inference Is Coming to Oracle Cloud in 2027
Cerebras will offer its AI inference tech on Oracle Cloud in 2027, giving users another accelerator choice that may improve pricing and performance but requires careful capacity planning.
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