AI Product Updates: New Features and Releases

A user shared the full transcript of Muse's phone agent negotiating with Comcast support, saving $288 a year on their cable bill.

Epoch AI released a new interactive data explorer for viewing statistics and trends on AI use in math research.

Orus says its agents have run non-stop since launch and will add Solana multi-chain support, strategy vaults and an extra security layer, with the first features shipping as early as next week.

OpenClaw introduced Multiplayer Mode with shared sessions, @ mentions, permission controls, team handoffs and shared dashboards.

Pro and Enterprise teams can connect Agent to any API outside Replit's integration library by adding an endpoint and authentication and describing its use, managed by workspace admins.

Replit Enterprise audit logs now cover more than 65 additional events across projects, workspaces, deployments, account security, SSO/SCIM, connectors, secrets and Agent activity, with SIEM export.

Replit now lets Agent connect to APIs outside its integration library, and Enterprise audit logs add more than 65 event types.

It scores 2.3% AA-WER on non-streaming transcription, down from 4.0% in version 1.0, at roughly 160x speed and $1.67 per 1,000 minutes.

xAI's new speech transcription model costs $0.20 per hour for streaming and $0.10 per hour for non-streaming, undercutting comparable ElevenLabs and Deepgram products.

Grok Voice Transcribe 2.0 reaches 2.7% WER on final transcripts at 0.49s after end of speech, ranking first of 33 models and beating Muse and ElevenLabs.

SpaceXAI's new speech-to-text model cuts streaming WER from 3.9% to 2.7% and launches on the API at the same price as its predecessor.

The new multilingual transcription model supports batch and streaming, speaker diarization, multichannel audio, key term biasing, and smart turn detection, and ranks first for streaming accuracy.