AI Product Updates: New Features and Releases

Xiaomi launched the natively omni-modal MiMo-V2.6 Pro and Flash, saying the Pro model matches Claude Opus 5 and GPT-5.6 Sol on most agent benchmarks, with weights, tech report, RL environments and training code all open-sourced.

The Code Arena leaderboard now includes an AutoEval score, with a link explaining the metric and rankings for code models.

Grok describes Motion as a motion design agent where a single plain-language prompt triggers brand research, storyboarding, animation, voiceover and music, returning an editable video, with MCP integrations.

Given a website, Grok 4.7 researches the product, maps the story and writes every scene, animation and transition, and the prompt can be pasted into Motion to build a launch video.

Notion launched a feature that lets users create calendar events by describing them in natural language instead of filling out a form.

Higgsfield's new Genjutsu tool targets hybrid workflows, letting users place live-action performances into self-built visual environments with full-frame motion control.

Higgsfield says Genjutsu replicates acting, camera movement and editing one-to-one and places them into any virtual world.

Deel's finance AI agent product reached $140M ARR in 90 days with no new headcount and saves 91,000 hours a month, though wire transfers still need human approval.

The developer tool Jev is now open for use, with a link to its website; specific features require visiting the site.

Users upload a dataset of their workload and get a custom inference engine within 24-48 hours, which Blackbox says outperforms the best inference providers.

Lovable has added Jev to its AI Gateway, and it is free to build AI features with it until September 27.

Shopify and Muse are partnering so Muse's AI agent can browse products and check out with Shop Pay across all Shopify stores.