Cloudflare makes AI Search generally available with image retrieval and OCR
The managed retrieval service now supports direct image embeddings and scanned-PDF OCR, with billing scheduled to begin November 1.
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The managed retrieval service now supports direct image embeddings and scanned-PDF OCR, with billing scheduled to begin November 1.
The $999 frames aim to amplify speech while reducing background noise, with audio processing built into the glasses.
Enterprises can run IBM's AI software-development platform in customer-managed infrastructure, including air-gapped environments.
Google's new frontier model targets long coding and cyber-defense tasks, but only a trusted group of defenders is receiving access first.
The limited preview asks OpenAI's Luna model to choose among predefined options, a narrower task than an open-ended chat response.
The open-source desktop engine tunes model kernels on local hardware and connects to existing agents; its speed claims come from the developer's benchmarks.
The agent can turn a text request into a suggested cart and complete checkout after confirmation, but U.S. access begins with a beta waitlist.
Forge brings training, agent observability, evaluation and inference into one platform, with several components available immediately.
Airbnb's new search mode turns travel requests into dynamic property filters and adds AI summaries for comparing saved listings.
The service combines IBM's agent management software with Yotta's Indian cloud and model platform in two domestic regions.
Robinhood plans in-app agents that can research and trade from a dedicated account; per-trade approval starts on but can be disabled.
OpenAI's DevDay update adds reusable Codex workspaces alongside new code review and repository security tools, TechCrunch reports.
The September 29 release predicts classifications and numeric values from labeled rows, with three model sizes and open weights under OpenMDW-1.1.
OpenAI's September 29 release lists standard API rates of $2 input and $10 output per million tokens, with higher rates for long prompts and Fast mode.
The GPT-6 Astra-powered agent has its own cloud computer and can keep working between conversations. Access is rolling out by plan and region.
H Company's September 28 release includes 27B and 35B-A3B models, hosted access and downloadable weights. The 27B checkpoint is licensed for noncommercial use.
Anthropic's September 28 release claims faster output and fewer tokens per task. Its $2 input and $10 output rates remain the same as Sonnet 5.
The open-source protocol tries to catch incompatible plans between parallel coding agents before those plans become conflicting diffs.