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Tesla Teases a Steering-Wheel-Free Cybercab Event as Its Robotaxi Scale Remains Unproven

The Austin event will test whether Tesla can turn a two-seat vehicle without manual controls into a broader service, rather than another tightly bounded robotaxi demonstration. A purpose-built car is not yet a service Tesla describes the Cybercab as a purpose-built, driverless two-seater with butterfly doors and no steering wheel or pedals. The design is also an economic bet.

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Anthropic’s EFS Puts Misuse-Monitoring Data in Customer Clouds, Not Its Own

The planned controls seek to preserve the longer-term activity patterns needed for safety monitoring while giving enterprises custody of the underlying records and their review process. Anthropic has introduced Enterprise Frontier Safeguards, a planned security layer that pairs zero data retention with automated checks for serious AI misuse. EFS keeps the monitoring context but shifts control of its storage.

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Waymo Opens Driverless Rides in 3 Cities, Bringing Its Service to 14 U.S. Markets

Waymo is putting public riders in three new markets, while Zoox is preparing supervised tests in two cities. The difference is not just geographic reach: it is the distinction between an available driverless service and a development step toward one. Waymo began welcoming public riders in Denver, San Diego and Tampa on Tuesday, taking its fully autonomous ride service to 14 cities.

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ChatGPT Work Tasks Stall as Microsoft Investigates Separate Exchange Online Issues

The simultaneous disruptions interrupted an enterprise agent’s ability to carry out work and degraded some Microsoft service functions, without establishing a shared incident. Some ChatGPT Work users could not begin or continue tasks on August 31 as Microsoft warned of degraded Exchange Online functionality. The disruptions occurred at the same time, but no connection between them had been reported.

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OpenAI’s Windows Client Contains Gated Office Task Threads for ChatGPT

The design joins file-embedded comments with private agent assignments, creating a review layer whose storage, metadata and enterprise controls remain unresolved. OpenAI ’s Windows ChatGPT and Codex client contains a gated system that can turn comments on Excel and PowerPoint elements into threaded assignments for ChatGPT. Both appear together in one sidebar, despite having different persistence behavior.

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Salesforce and Anthropic Put 37 Sales Skills Inside Claude With Claudeforce Pilot

The limited release puts Salesforce data and selected sales tasks in Claude while broader connections across Claude, Salesforce and Slack remain plans. Salesforce and Anthropic have put a Salesforce work layer inside Claude. Their new Claudeforce plugin lets users access Salesforce data and carry out sales tasks from the chatbot, starting with a select pilot and 37 pre-built skills.

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Platform shiftProducts

Amazon to Close Mechanical Turk Sept. 30, Ending a 21-Year Data-Work Market

The shutdown retires a broad marketplace for digital piecework, leaving dependent businesses to migrate and some workers without a flexible source of income. Amazon will close AWS Mechanical Turk on September 30, 2026, ending a marketplace that has connected people to small digital jobs since 2005. The premise was simple: send out work that people could complete easily but computers could not.

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