Meta has added details about its Muse agent and the Muse Charm device: the price is expected to match that of a smartwatch, the agent can fill out forms, make bookings and payments, and it will connect to Google Workspace, bank accounts, and Meta's VR products. Zuckerberg called it a "personal superintelligence."
New: The price of Muse Charm is comparable to a smartwatch; The main functions of Muse include form automation, bookings, and payments; Muse integrates with Google Workspace and bank accounts; Muse will be integrated into Meta's VR products; Zuckerberg calls Muse a 'personal superintelligence'
Compliance API local session endpoints for Claude for Microsoft 365 (Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Outlook) have moved from beta to full availability (GA), Anthropic announced.
Importance: ▮ monitoringAnthropicTools and apps✓ official
Anthropic is once again billing for refused requests in the Claude API in the bio, frontier_llm, and reasoning_extraction categories when the refusal occurs before any output – it is billed at the same rate as a regular request.
The Compliance API in the Claude product has stopped returning file names, project document names, and artifact titles in the Activity Feed, including retroactively. A name can now only be looked up by ID via a Compliance Access Key with the read:compliance_user_data permission.
A short-term ChatGPT incident, in which mobile users could not see the Work Mode and Model Picker features, has been resolved according to OpenAI's status page, and all services are fully functional again.
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