AI Product Launches

LiveKit Inference promises a single key and capacity plan for speech to text, large language models, and text to speech. Here is how it changes production voice agents, what to test before launch, and which tradeoffs matter most.

A new class of watch-and-learn agents can see your screen, infer intent, and carry out multi-app workflows with human-level reasoning. Here is how they work, where to pilot them first, and what controls to require before you scale.

ElevenLabs debuts Eleven Music, a text to music system trained on licensed catalogs with publisher partnerships, filters, and clear commercial terms. See what this unlocks for ads, apps, games, and the coming royalty meter.

Wabi, a new no code platform from Replika’s founder, bets on small, remixable agent mini apps instead of monolithic chatbots. Here is how this model could reset AI distribution, monetization, and trust.

Akto launched an Agentic Security Platform for Model Context Protocol systems on September 26, 2025, signaling a shift in enterprise AI. Here is the AgentSec layer and a practical checklist to ship safely at speed.

Replit Agent 3 raises the bar from code suggestions to autonomous builds that test and fix themselves. Here is how SDLC, eval stacks, roles, and procurement shift so non-engineers can ship production apps with confidence.

Dialpad launched an agentic AI platform that moves contact centers from answer lookup to real execution. Voice native agents, reusable skills, and vendor neutral connectors reset ROI and open a new stack for builders.

Perplexity has made Comet free and pushed agent features into the browser itself. Here is what that shift means for search traffic, product design, enterprise security, and the new playbook for teams that depend on the open web.

Figure 03 is a credible home robot built for scale, not just a demo. With Helix vision language action, tactile hands, inductive charging, and a real manufacturing line, agentic AI finally steps into daily life.

DualEntry claims it can move companies from legacy ERP to its AI-native platform in 24 hours. If it scales, the services moat around incumbents shrinks and finance teams gain a safer path to test real migrations.

Groundcover launched zero instrumentation observability for LLM agents on August 19, 2025. By using eBPF inside your VPC, teams capture prompts, costs, and latency with no SDKs, no sidecars, and no data egress.

Prime Intellect’s Environments Hub turns real workflows into interactive worlds and pays the community to train in them. The result is a durable moat built on practice, not parameters, and a faster path to better agents.

Models keep changing, but the apps that win will remember. This deep dive explains why a shared memory API is becoming the control point for AI, what Supermemory offers, and how to evaluate vendors today.

A startup-led, on-domain answer engine lets newsrooms run LLM Q&A on their own sites, keep readers and data in-network, and turn curiosity into revenue with contracts, attribution rules, and answer-native UX.

HeyGen just took enterprise video from brief to LMS delivery with a single prompt and an always-on agent. See what went GA, how it changes creative ops, and a 90-day plan to pilot, govern, and scale.

From July to October 2025, Moonvalley pushed its licensed-data video model from closed beta to public release and early studio pilots. The hook is simple and practical: predictable controls, clean training data, and footage you can ship.

Tinker, a managed fine-tuning API from Thinking Machines Lab, lets teams shape open LLMs with simple loops while keeping control of data and weights. Here is how it changes speed, cost, the agent stack, and safe rollout.

On October 7, AutoScheduler released a free Warehouse Decision Agent, giving operators a low risk way to test agentic AI on real docks. This review covers deployment, governance, and a 90 day ROI plan.