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product updateOpenAI

OpenAI Python SDK v2.25.0 adds GPT-5.4 support with new tool search and computer control features

OpenAI has released version 2.25.0 of its Python SDK, adding support for GPT-5.4 and introducing a new tool search feature alongside a computer control tool for agent-based automation. The update, released March 5, 2026, also includes API schema refinements and parameter changes to the prompt cache and message handling.

2 min readvia github.com
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model releaseOpenAI

OpenAI launches GPT-5.4 with native computer use capabilities for autonomous agents

OpenAI has launched GPT-5.4, its latest model with native computer use capabilities that allow it to operate computers and complete tasks across applications. The release represents a step toward autonomous AI agents that can handle complex jobs independently. The model includes advancements in reasoning, coding, and professional work with spreadsheets, documents, and presentations.

1 min readvia theverge.com
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product update

Google Search launches Canvas: AI-powered workspace for documents, dashboards, and code

Google has launched Canvas, a new feature in Search that transforms AI-assisted search into an interactive workspace. The tool allows US users to build documents, dashboards, and code prototypes directly within the search interface, marking a shift toward positioning search as a collaborative AI assistant rather than a query-answer platform.

2 min readvia the-decoder.com
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product update

Google NotebookLM now generates fully animated 'cinematic' videos from research notes

Google has upgraded NotebookLM's video overview feature to generate fully animated videos from research notes and documents, moving beyond the previous narrated slideshow format. The new capability uses multiple Google AI models including Gemini 3 and Veo 3 to automatically create visual content that matches the narrative.

2 min readvia theverge.com
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product update

Meta pays News Corp up to $50M annually for AI training data in multi-year deal

Meta has committed to paying News Corp up to $50 million annually in a multi-year agreement for AI training data and content licensing. The deal represents Meta's continued strategy of securing high-quality publishing content for its AI models. The arrangement raises questions about the sustainability of individual content licensing deals versus industry-wide data standards.

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product updateAnthropic

Anthropic adds memory feature to free Claude plan with cross-platform import tool

Anthropic has expanded Claude's memory feature to free plan users and launched a dedicated import tool for transferring conversation history from competing chatbots like OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Gemini. The update aims to reduce friction for users switching to Claude by preserving their AI interaction context and preferences.

2 min readvia theverge.com