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AI radar · October 2026
The AI news that actually matters, every morning: what happened, why you should care, and the sources. No filler.
I built an algorithm that reads 93 sources every morning (784 pieces in 24 h), throws out the noise and leaves you only what matters.
Written by my AI after reading 93 sources. I review it before it goes out (and cut the nonsense).
Android Studio opens up to Claude, Codex and 40 more agents
Google is no longer forcing you to use its AI in its own editor: you can build Android apps with the agent you already use. One more sign that agents are becoming interchangeable, and that what matters is picking the one that works best for you.
New York bans chatbots that pose as humans with minors
It's one of the toughest laws yet on AI companions, and ChatGPT, Claude and the rest will most likely change how they behave with minors worldwide, not just in New York. If you build bots or conversational apps, write down the age verification part: Europe is heading the same way.
Google brings ads to AI Mode in 10 more countries, and Mexico is next
Google's AI answers are starting to carry ads, just like good old search: what it recommends won't always be neutral. If you run a business in Latin America, get ready: your campaigns could end up there without you doing a thing.
ChatGPT now plugs into your iCloud Mail and Calendar
If you live in the Apple ecosystem, you can now ask ChatGPT things like “summarize this week's emails and set up Thursday's meeting”. Heads up: each plugin is authorized separately, and even if you revoke access, whatever ChatGPT has already read can stick around in its conversations or memory. Know what you're handing over before you connect it.
Claude Code designs drug components: real cases from pharma
This is the best proof that Claude Code isn't just for programmers: small teams are using it to do in days what used to take months. If your job is reviewing documents or iterating on designs, here's a hint of what you could automate.
GPT-6.1 Terra: agents 3x faster at half the price
If you build agents or automations on the OpenAI API, your bill could drop by half without losing much quality. For serious coding, OpenAI itself still recommends Sol or Astra. Terra is for the everyday grind: fast and cheap.
Anthropic files to go public: $16.3B in revenue in six months
Growing revenue 14x in a year says a lot about how much Claude is being used, especially by companies and for coding. Going public gives Anthropic more money to compete with OpenAI and Google, but also more pressure to make money. Keep an eye on Claude's prices and plans over the next few months.
Microsoft offers voluntary buyouts to 60,000 staff as it bets big on AI
It's the clearest sign yet that Big Tech is moving money from payroll to AI servers. The message for anyone who works at a computer is the same as always: the people who know how to use AI in their job are the ones with the best shot at staying.
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