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Launches, price changes and retirements that affect the tools in the directory — checked against the vendor’s own announcement, dated with the announcement date, sources listed.
Anthropic5 November 2026 · Verified 7 November 2026
Claude has a new Personal Finance hub that links your bank and card accounts through Plaid and answers money questions in plain language, from your own balances and transactions. Access is read-only — Claude cannot move, manage or invest your money, and it never sees your bank password.
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Perplexity5 November 2026 · Verified 6 November 2026
Perplexity has launched Teammates — persistent AI agents that take ownership of ongoing work instead of waiting for one prompt at a time. Each teammate gets its own role, its own desktop and browser, and works inside Perplexity Computer using your projects, skills, memory and connected tools such as Slack, GitHub and Linear.
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Google AI news2 November 2026 · Verified 3 November 2026
Google’s October recap leads with its two Gemini 4 models, then turns to Genie 4 — real-time interactive worlds with native audio — and a global, English-language rollout of SynthID Detector, so anyone can check whether an image, video or audio clip was made with AI.
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Google DeepMind28 October 2026 · Verified 3 November 2026
Gemini 4 Carbon is Google’s strongest model for cybersecurity and long-horizon engineering, according to Google — ranked first on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index at 59 — but most readers cannot use it yet: rollout starts with a subset of cyber defenders while safety guardrails are refined.
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ElevenLabs20 October 2026 · Verified 3 November 2026
Eleven Realtime collapses the usual voice-agent chain — recognition, turn-taking, language model, speech — into two single models, v1 Mini and v1 Max. Each is a complete voice agent, according to ElevenLabs, covering more than 90 languages and the company’s library of more than 17,000 voices.
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