This week OpenAI added automatic retries when a model is at capacity, Ultramarine 1 Flash launched at $0.15 per million tokens, xAI bundled Grok, Cursor and X Premium for $30 a month, and ElevenLabs and Krea shipped new audio and image tools.
OpenAI fixed the 'model at capacity' error that used to block your requests. Now the system retries on its own instead of turning you away.
Read onOpenAI says small and midsize businesses in Europe use Codex and ChatGPT Work 8.1 times more than they did a year ago.
Read onA new model built for finance, legal and consulting work costs $0.15 per million tokens. Its maker says that's well below the competition.
Read onUpload a video and the AI creates music and sound effects that line up with it on their own. It's useful if you make marketing videos and still edit the audio by hand.
Read onKrea released a new image editor built for quick rounds of changes with precise controls. Krea says each 2K edit takes under 8 seconds.
Read onYour team can now circle a suspicious text and Google checks whether it's a scam. It all happens right on the phone.
Read onYou can now tell Facebook in plain words what you want to see in your Feed and Reels.
Read onxAI now offers Grok, Cursor and X Premium together starting at $30 a month. Before, you paid $90. If your team uses these tools, that's a 66% cut.
Read onOpenAI raised the default context on subscription plans at no extra charge. That means Codex and Work can read longer documents.
Read onKylon is a platform that hooks your AI agents (Claude, Cursor, Devin) into Salesforce, Figma, GitHub, HubSpot and more. Your team and the AI work from one spot.
Read onYou can now ask YouTube questions the way you'd ask a person and find videos faster.
Read onBee is a small device that records, transcribes and summarizes conversations for $75. It connects to Gmail and Google Calendar. It's handy for salespeople and managers who still take notes by hand.
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