In partnership with
OpenAI unveiled Presence, an enterprise platform for deploying voice and chat AI agents.
It's not available to just anyone though, only select big clients get OpenAI's engineers to build it for them. Who makes that list?
Today in the “Incredible AI” world:
OpenAI's Agents Now Answer Your Calls
Claude Now Hunts Bugs Before Hackers
America Wants Chinese Robots Out Now
How to Learn Any New Skill Faster With AI
5 Super-Useful AI Tools You Should Try
Top AI-Generated Image of the Day
Read Time: 4 minutes
- LATEST DEVELOPMENTS -
OpenAI Wants To Run Your Call Center:
Ring OpenAI's own support line and a machine answers first, not a human. It already closes three quarters of every call without help. The company selling artificial intelligence automated its own staff first.
Things to Know:
The Pitch: Presence bundles guardrails, policies and Codex-driven fixes into one deployment kit. Enterprises rent OpenAI's judgment instead of building their own.
The Proof: OpenAI first tested Presence internally, on its own English-language support line. It now resolves seventy-five percent of inbound calls unaided.
The Catch: There's no self-serve button here, no matter your budget. OpenAI's own deployment engineers personally build every rollout alongside your team.
The Bigger Bet: This isn't some scrappy afterthought at OpenAI. It's backed by the four-billion-dollar subsidiary the company built specifically to deploy agents.
Enterprise AI is transitioning from answering questions to taking over jobs entirely. OpenAI trusts this enough to replace its own support staff. The question is whether your job sounds like a phone call.
Anthropic Adds Multi Agent Code Scanner:
A vulnerability does not earn a spot in the report simply because Claude discovered it. Three independent voters must agree it is genuinely exploitable first. Even the scanner cannot grade its own homework.
Things to Know:
The Setup: One terminal command unlocks three separate jobs: scanning, diffing, or patching. It operates entirely inside your existing Claude Code session.
The Jury: Every finding faces three independent voters checking reachability, impact, and defenses. A two of three majority determines if it survives.
The Fine Print: An independent renderer computes the verification votes, not the model that identified the vulnerability. That keeps it verifiable, not assumed.
The Limits: The scanner provides no isolation, it inherits your existing terminal permissions. Feed it an adversarial repository at your own responsibility.
Security review used to mean one human reviewing a changeset. Now it means agents cross-examining each other before anything deploys. What matters is not the bugs, but the ones it admits are unverified.
Six people doing the work. Your headcount is one.
Your finance close runs in #finance. Stripe and QuickBooks reconciled, runway updated, posted Sunday night without you asking.
Engineering review lands in #eng. Viktor pulled the open PRs, left comments on auth-refactor, flagged a dependency blocking api-pagination.
Campaign brief lands in #growth: Meta CPA up 18%, recommendation to pause broad match, a draft landing page already deployed for the variant test.
You hired him on day zero. He lives in Slack and Microsoft Teams alongside your contractors and investors, connects to 3,000+ tools, pushes back when you ship something dumb.
"Viktor is now an integral team member, and after weeks of use we still feel we haven't uncovered the full potential." Patrick, Director, Yarra Web.
Chinese Humanoid Robotics Face US Restrictions:
Congress almost banned Chinese robot dogs using a rule built for phone networks. The military ban succeeded, the commercial one did not. Washington is fighting this battle one wireless license at a time.
Things to Know:
The Bill: The House passed legislation barring the Pentagon from buying Chinese humanoid robots. Russia and Iran fall under the identical restriction.
The Loophole: Lawmakers borrowed language from the tougher GUARD Act but stripped its sharpest provisions. Commercial sales stay completely untouched for now.
The Near Miss: The GUARD Act would have placed Chinese quadruped robots on the FCC's Covered List. That classification revokes wireless licenses completely.
The Bigger Picture: This adds humanoid robots to a list of restricted Chinese technology, alongside semiconductors and telecom equipment. The rivalry keeps spreading.
This bill only covers the Pentagon's shopping list, not your local store. But the same FCC mechanism could quietly reach almost any hardware category next. Robots just happened to get the first taste.
- TRY THIS -
How to Learn Anything Faster Using AI:
Most people learn new things the hard way. Read a document, highlight stuff, make notes, forget half of it in two days. There's a better way to do this now.
Study Potion turns any material you throw at it into a personalized learning experience. PDFs, videos, links, your own notes. It doesn't matter what format. The AI processes it and builds the study tools for you.
Here's how to use it:
Upload your material: Drop in a PDF, paste a link, or upload a video. Study Potion handles the rest.
Get instant study tools: The AI generates flashcards, summaries, and quizzes based specifically on your content. Not generic ones, yours.
Chat with your material: Have a question about something you just read? Ask it directly. The AI answers from within your own document.
Whether you're picking up a new skill, studying for a certification, or just trying to retain something you read, this cuts the time it takes significantly.
- DAILY POLL AND RESULT -
Today’s Poll:
Q) Should creators train personal AI clones?
Vote and find out the result tomorrow.
Yesterday’s Result:
Q) Will AI reduce the need for large teams?
A) Yes, lean teams win - 57% 👑
B) No, complexity still grows - 43%
- TOOLS OF THE DAY -
Cowriter: Cowriter is an AI writing tool that helps you brainstorm, outline, draft, and refine content from a single collaborative workspace.
Capacities: Capacities is a personal knowledge management tool that lets you build a structured second brain with AI-assisted linking and discovery.
Groq: Groq is a lightning-fast AI inference platform that runs open-source models at dramatically lower latency than most cloud providers.
Textio: Textio uses AI to analyze and improve your job postings and performance reviews to remove bias and attract better candidates.
LowFruits: LowFruits finds low-competition keywords by analyzing search results for weak spots where you can actually rank without a huge domain.
- AI IMAGE OF THE DAY -
Winged Unicorn Runs Through Golden Clouds:
Prompt:
“Large format 4x5 sheet film photograph of an alicorn galloping through sunrise clouds, tilt-shift focus control. Museum-level detail: visible muscle fibers, liquid mane and tail, fully extended wings with individually resolved feathers down to barbules. Pearlescent spiral horn refracting rainbow light. Mid-gallop hooves, cloven and sharp. Layered cloud horizon in gold and lavender. Flat-field sharpness, zero distortion or vignetting, pure large format fidelity.”
Try this prompt in any decent AI image generator and let me know your result.
