For our free newsletter this week, we write about the AI IPO race.
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The AI IPO race shows that AI companies are moving into a new stage. Instead of only competing over better models and products, companies like Anthropic,
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AI IPO Race: Companies Move Beyond Models and Products
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Codex expands plugins for role-specific specialists with 62 apps
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We’re making Codex more useful for your work by expanding plugins beyond individual tools. These plugins turn Codex into a specialist for a specific role with a single install, no coding required. Codex can access 62 popular apps and 110 skills for work across sales, data
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Microsoft scout reveals always-on personal agent for work
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Microsoft scout revealed „your always-on personal agent for work.“ If "AI" was the Word of the Year in 2025, in 2026 it will be "agents" (always-on). Everything is agentic this year.
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AI Architects to Build Internal Tools, Replace SaaS, Save Millions
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Companies are going to hire AI Architects to build bespoke internal tolls to replace SaaS and save millions
— AI Breakfast (@AiBreakfast) 2 juin 2026
Big opportunity in the next 1-2 years https://t.co/OFwm8YjvInCompanies are going to hire AI Architects to build bespoke internal tolls to replace SaaS and save millions Big opportunity in the next 1-2 years
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OpenAI Codex updates: interactive sites and role-specific plugins
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Some new Codex updates today from OpenAI!
— The Rundown AI (@TheRundownAI) 2 juin 2026
Sites allow users to create and share interactive, hosted websites and apps that update as details change.
6 new role-specific plugins for sales, creative production, investment banking, data anaytics, product design, and public equity… pic.twitter.com/CvQLS6Av5gSome new Codex updates today from OpenAI! Sites allow users to create and share interactive, hosted websites and apps that update as details change. 6 new role-specific plugins for sales, creative production, investment banking, data anaytics, product design, and public equity
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AI costs soar like AC bills, contradicting Altman’s cheap forecast
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Last June, Sam Altman wrote a blog post predicting “Intelligence too cheap to meter is well within grasp” and the “cost of intelligence should eventually converge to near the cost of electricity.” A year later, AI costs feel more like an AC bill in the middle of a heat wave.
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First reshare: Chinese AI for work and TimeGlass AI screen tracker
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First reshare. Interesting that the Chinese are going after work, been playing with a bunch, will give this a try and review in future.
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 2 juin 2026
Another, @timeglassai, watches my screens and apps and, well, literally everything I do, and helps me a lot. That one is from Texas.
These… https://t.co/op5ckyBplYFirst reshare. Interesting that the Chinese are going after work, been playing with a bunch, will give this a try and review in future. Another, @timeglassai
, watches my screens and apps and, well, literally everything I do, and helps me a lot. That one is from Texas. These -
LangSmith Fleet Template: TavilyAI Competitor Research Agent
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LangSmith Fleet template spotlight: @TavilyAI Competitor Research Researches companies and summarizes findings in a concise report. A research agent that takes a list of company names, digs deep across the web, and drops findings straight into Slack threads. Try it today:
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Ethical Guardrails for Autonomous AI Systems in Business
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⚖️ AI is starting to think for itself—and that raises big ethical questions. In this episode, I explore how we can keep agentic AI systems transparent, fair, and aligned with human values.
— Bernard Marr (@BernardMarr) 2 juin 2026
🌍 Learn the essential guardrails every business should know before deploying autonomous… pic.twitter.com/CsIM19miGMAI is starting to think for itself—and that raises big ethical questions. In this episode, I explore how we can keep agentic AI systems transparent, fair, and aligned with human values. Learn the essential guardrails every business should know before deploying autonomous
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AI simulations: test business choices risk-free, boost confidence
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AI simulations help leaders test business choices before real money is at risk. By modeling customers, competitors, and market reactions, teams can compare options, find weak points, and decide with more confidence. Microblog @antgrasso