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Anthropic is bringing several of Claude’s paid features to the free users. The artificial intelligence (AI) startup announced on Wednesday that those on the free plan of the chatbot will now be able to use four new features that were only accessible with the Pro and Max plans. So, anyone logged into Claude can now use File Creation, Skills, Connectors, and Compactio...

OpenAI’s focus on Codex has intensified in 2026. The San Francisco-based artificial intelligence (AI) giant released the GPT-5.3-Codex model earlier this month, marking the first time the company prioritised a coding-focused model over its general-purpose version. Last week, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman reportedly called the growth of Codex “insane” after it grew by 50...

OpenAI started testing ads in ChatGPT on Monday, and now several companies have announced their partnership with the San Francisco-based artificial intelligence (AI) giant for the pilot run. Among the frontrunners are Adobe, Audible, Ford, Target, Dentsu, and others. The brands, in separate announcement posts, said that they will use this ad opportunity to meet new cu...

Anthropic is reportedly working on a new feature for Claude’s mobile app. As per the report, the feature is dubbed Claude Tasks, and it is said to be focused on automation. The new feature is reportedly similar to Claude Cowork, the company’s automation tool for desktop. Tasks was reportedly spotted in the iOS version of the app, but it might also be developed for...

OpenAI updated the Deep Research tool in ChatGPT this week. The agentic research assistant was first introduced by the San Francisco-based artificial intelligence (AI) giant in February 2025, and it was designed to help users conduct multi-step research on complex topics. Now, one year later, the company has added more controls and a new full-screen report viewer to t...

Microsoft has highlighted several risks with artificial intelligence (AI) agents in its latest security report. The most interesting insight is about “AI double agents,” which are basically agents with excessive privileges but not enough safeguards. This makes them vulnerable to prompt engineering attacks by bad actors, and turns them into “double agents.”