Grok Bot v0.75.5 is now stable! Your always-on AI teammates just leveled up: 🔹Vault — save logins, cards & contacts so bots can autofill 🔹Forward emails with original formatting + attachments intact 🔹Smarter approvals + routines up to 300×/hour The agents that actually finish the work. Full changelog → x.ai/changelog/bot

Sam Altman just gave a pretty blunt read on where AI and cybersecurity are heading. His point: today's models can already surface security vulnerabilities that have been sitting in the world's software for years. As the models get smarter, he expects them to find bugs well outside the normal threat model, down to hardware and mobile phones. The part that stuck with us: he no longer thinks we can simply patch our way out. His answer is to use the same technology to build "a new kind of defense shield." He also noted that the alarm earlier this year faded quickly, and most organization leaders have moved on. The models that find the holes will likely be the ones closing them. Is your team planning for that yet? #AI #Cybersecurity #OpenAI #AISafety

ChatGPT now lets you lock individual chats 🔒 Locked Chats move sensitive conversations out of your regular history and search into a protected space. You unlock them with a PIN on web and desktop, or with a PIN, Face ID, Touch ID, or device unlock on supported phones. The part worth noticing is memory. New messages in a locked chat won’t update the memory ChatGPT uses in your regular chats. Useful for health questions, money planning, a resignation draft, or a gift idea you don’t want spoiled when someone borrows your laptop. OpenAI says it’s rolling out now to Free, Go, Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Edu plans. #ChatGPT #AIPrivacy

Free Claude video style database. Claude generated 86 video styles from just 20 of my ideas, then built its own sound effects library in JavaScript. Every style comes with a 15 second sample explaining how AI works, so you can see the look before you use it. The whole thing is completely free. Get the database 👇 futurepedia.io/resources/ai-…

Claude just made motion graphics with zero video generator. Here's how it's done in code. "Claude doesn't have a video generator, but it doesn't need one. It does it all through code." That means motion graphics and explainer videos that don't look like they were made with AI." Try our style atlas 👇 futurepedia.io/resources/ai-…

Voice agents usually make you pick: fast replies or smart ones. ElevenLabs just dropped Eleven Realtime, a new family of speech-to-speech models built to do both. Two versions, two jobs: 🎙️ v1 mini: tuned for natural, low-cost conversation. It knows when you’ve finished talking, recovers when you cut in, and doesn’t stop dead when you say “mm-hmm.” Good fit for tutors, assistants, and interactive characters. 🧠 v1 Max: built for heavier lifting like customer support and lead qualification. It reasons through multi-step requests and can call tools to look things up and take action. The headline number, per ElevenLabs: Max scores 98.8% on Big Bench Audio and starts speaking in 0.57 seconds, which they say no other model on the Artificial Analysis leaderboard beats on both speed and accuracy. Both are live now in ElevenAgents, with deployment to phone lines, websites, WhatsApp, and contact centers. Developers can also use the Realtime API, which is OpenAI-compatible, so switching is mostly a new endpoint and model name. That “mm-hmm” detail is the one to watch. Small conversational cues are what make a voice agent feel like a person instead of a phone menu. Try both 👉 elevenlabs.io/realtime #VoiceAI #ElevenLabs #AIAgents