Swedish government offices block ChatGPT and Claude on staff computers

Sweden’s Government Offices will block access to ChatGPT and Claude from employees’ work computers starting Monday. Mikael Grill Pettersson reports for Sveriges Radio Ekot that the move is intended to steer staff toward AI services approved by the government, including Microsoft Copilot. The restriction reflects growing concern about employees entering sensitive information into public AI …

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The hidden cost of letting the machine finish your sentence

Two recent opinion pieces argue that the debate over AI-assisted writing should focus less on whether text can be detected and more on what readers lose when prose becomes generic, imprecise, or difficult to trust. Dima Bolkunov, writing on his personal blog, and Phil Eaton of The Consensus Blog approach the issue from different angles. …

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OpenAI officially launches Decisions API with voice and image support

OpenAI has made its Decisions API generally available, offering developers a faster and lower-cost alternative to using large language models for routine classification and choice tasks. Tim Fernholz reports for TechCrunch that the API is OpenAI’s response to a growing market for so-called decision models, also known as System One models. These systems select from …

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Kimi launches K3.1 Pro with one million token context window

Kimi has introduced K3.1 Pro, a new open-weight AI model designed for long-running work in coding, 3D design, and finance. In an official blog post, Kimi announces that the model has a context window of up to one million tokens and will be available through its apps, workplace tools, coding product, and API. The company …

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Meta’s Muse surpasses 10 million users as shopping drives early adoption

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg says more than 10 million people in the United States and Canada have created a Muse AI agent since the app launched in September. Natalie Musumeci and Sydney Bradley report for Business Insider that shopping has become the app’s leading use case. More than 25% of Muse users complete purchases through …

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Walmart opens an AI agent gateway for online shopping

Walmart is launching an Agent Gateway that lets approved AI agents search its online inventory and place orders for customers. Sarah Perez reports for TechCrunch that the retailer is also introducing Agent Profiles and specific rules for agents using its services. The Agent Gateway uses the Model Context Protocol, or MCP. This standard enables AI …

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Claude brings AI editing to Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides

Anthropic is bringing its Claude assistant directly into Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides through a new Google Workspace add-on that is now in public beta for paid Claude subscribers. In an official blog post, Anthropic announces that users can open Claude in a sidebar next to the file they are working on. The assistant can …

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Canva’s AI model Craft promises sharper AI images and editable designs

Canva has introduced Craft, its first image generation model developed internally by Canva Research. The company is making the model available to Canva users through Dream Lab, as well as to developers through its public API. Craft is designed for visual work that often challenges image generators: layouts, typography, object placement, and images intended for …

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Websites are increasingly blocking AI agents from completing tasks

AI agents from major technology companies are encountering growing resistance from the websites they are meant to use on behalf of people. Travel, finance, retail, and review platforms are restricting automated access, limiting promises that agents can book tickets, shop, or manage accounts across the web. Emma Roth reports for The Verge that Yelp permits …

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Qwen3-4B fine tune aims to remove common AI writing habits

A fine tuned version of Qwen3-4B seeks to reduce recognizable AI writing patterns while remaining usable for everyday writing tasks. Erik Markus Kannike writes for 100toolkit.com that he trained a small open model to avoid habits such as em dashes, rigid contrasts, lists of three, rhetorical questions, and heavily signposted prose. The resulting model, qwen3-4b-deslop, …

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