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AI Radar | July 25, 2026

Today: Grok comes to Google Workspace for free, Anthropic releases Claude Opus 5 at half the price, and Amazon adds developer tools to Alexa+.

ByAndrés Jiménez, founder of SikorreAI and automation for businesses
  1. 01

    Grok comes to Google Workspace for free

    Grok launched a free add-on that works inside Google Sheets, Slides and Docs. If your team lives in those apps, they can try AI right there without paying extra.

    Read on x.ai
  2. 02

    Midjourney buys Co-Star and names its founder head of design

    Midjourney acquired Co-Star, an astrology app, and its founder now leads the company's design team.

    Read on theverge.com
  3. 03

    Claude Opus 5: smarter, and cheaper

    Anthropic introduced Claude Opus 5, which performs better at half the cost of the previous model. If you pay for Anthropic API usage, check next month's bill.

    Read on anthropic.com
  4. 04

    A full roundup of this week's AI news

    Matt Wolfe posted a video covering every AI announcement from the last few days. It's a quick way to catch up if you didn't follow each story.

    Read on Matt Wolfe on YouTube
  5. 05

    Anthropic tests AI with autonomous drones

    Anthropic built Drone-Bench to see how its AI models handle surveillance tasks with autonomous drones.

    Read on anthropic.com
  6. 06

    Jensen Huang makes the case for open AI models

    NVIDIA's CEO wrote publicly in favor of open AI models, arguing they're safe and drive new ideas. His view matters because NVIDIA makes the chips that train most of these systems.

    Read on Jensen Huang on X
  7. 07

    Grok Build lets you run several AI agents in parallel

    Grok launched Workflows, which lets you coordinate several AI agents working at the same time on complex jobs.

    Read on x.ai
  8. 08

    Amazon Alexa+ adds AI tools for developers

    Amazon expanded Alexa+ with a smart home kit, MCP support and a built-in digital wallet. Developers now have more ways to build experiences with Alexa.

    Read on developer.amazon.com