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3 updates · 3 appsOctober 5, 2026

In case you missed it: this week’s top AI changes

OpenAI announced 'Dots,' a new class of AI agents designed to work continuously on background tasks for users.

ChatGPT

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'Dots,' a new class of AI agents designed to work continuously on background tasks for users.

OpenAI introduced a new kind of AI assistant called 'Dots.' Unlike a normal chatbot, these agents are 'always-on' and can proactively work on tasks you give them.

For example, a Dot could be assigned to continuously monitor specific information online and report back on changes.

Original reportingOpenAI’s Dots Are Always-On AI Agents—and Its Answer to Meta’s MuseRead original

Gemini

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Gemini has new app updates

Google launched 'Guided Vision' for Gemini on Android. If you have low vision or are blind, you can point your phone's camera at something, and the app will tell you what it is in real-time.

It's designed to help with everyday tasks like reading labels or navigating new places.

Original reportingGoogle’s new Guided Vision feature can help you read the fine printRead original

Claude

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Claude is partnering with tech services company Infosys to build AI helpers for industries like finance and telecom.

Anthropic, the company behind Claude, is working with Infosys to create specialized AI 'agents'.

These agents will help large companies in areas like banking and telecommunications to automate tasks, manage their networks, and offer more personalized services to their customers.

Original reportingAnthropic and Infosys build AI agentsRead original