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    Anthropic rolls out personal finance feature for Claude

    Anthropic said access is read-only; it cannot move, manage or invest money, and the tool is not designed to give investment advice.

    Your boss may soon know what you’re asking Claude to do at work

    Claude’s parent Anthropic has rolled out a new feature for its enterprise customers that gives administrators a window into how their teams use Claude, the work they produce with it and how much they spend on the AI tool.

    AI adoption rises sharply among US small businesses, but technical expertise remains key challenge: Goldman Sachs

    AI adoption among rural small business owners has significantly increased, reaching 80% in 2026. Despite this growth, a lack of technical expertise is still an issue hindering deeper integration. Most users rely on low-cost generative AI tools and integrate them with existing software.

    Claude duet app launches in US: Anthropic’s new AI agent can work while you are asleep and tell you what needs attention

    Anthropic has launched the Claude Duet app, designed to be a reliable assistant for professionals and small-business owners. This innovative tool offers scheduling meetings and drafting forecasts. Currently, access is exclusive to Claude Pro and Max subscribers in the US, ensuring that sensitive information remains secure through rigorous safety protocols.

    Inside Google's Gemini safety strategy: Protecting children, verifying age and tackling AI misinformation

    To tackle rising child safety concerns linked with AI, Google is taking proactive steps as children engage with chatbots. The focus is on ensuring age-appropriate interactions, encouraging parental oversight, and promoting responsible AI use. The upcoming Gemini platform will feature age assurance technology to evaluate users' ages based on their behavior.

    Humans need humans more than ever: Match Group boss on AI rise

    Rascoff said that for now, relationships between humans and AI agents remain a very small issue. But he does not dismiss the broader question of what AI could do to people's relationships with each other. "Humans need humans now more than ever," he argued.

    The Economic Times
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