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  • Anthropic adds whiteboards, spreadsheets, and data tools to Claude

  • Businesses can claim a profile in ChatGPT

  • ElevenLabs updates Scribe for recorded audio and live conversations

  • How to stop Claude from being lazy forever

  • 4 new AI tools worth trying today

AI TOOLS

Anthropic rolled out Claude Whiteboards, Claude Sheets, and Claude Data for planning, tracking, and reporting with a team. Whiteboards and Sheets are in beta, rolling out gradually to paid users on web and desktop.

  • Talk through a rough plan and Claude can turn it into a whiteboard your team can edit. Ask for a budget or tracker and Sheets can build it with formulas and multiple tabs.

  • Claude Data, formerly Dashboards, is generally available on paid plans. It can draft data stories and narrated videos from your metrics for you to review. Certified queries and live sharing are in beta.

  • Interactive connectors open tools from Adobe, Atlassian, and Box beside the conversation. You can make changes directly or ask Claude to help.

A plan from a call often gets retyped into a board, a tracker, and a report. Claude Whiteboards, Sheets, and Data put all three in one place for your team, and anything Data drafts from your metrics waits for your review. With Adobe, Atlassian, or Box open next to the chat, fewer steps happen in another tab. Check whether your account has each feature yet. 

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AI AGENTS

OpenAI launched Businesses in ChatGPT in beta. Companies can claim a profile and manage the information ChatGPT uses about them. Eligible businesses can also set up a Business Agent to answer customer questions.

  • Verified businesses can update their details in Business Hub and add product feeds with current prices and availability. Eligible businesses can claim a profile wherever ChatGPT is available.

  • The Hub shows aggregate figures for mentions, website clicks, and common topics when ChatGPT cites the business. OpenAI says companies can’t read users’ conversations or Business Agent chats.

  • Customers can ask the agent questions and compare products. These chats are labeled and kept separate from ChatGPT’s independent answers. Agents are limited to eligible US ecommerce and online service businesses.

If you sell online, ChatGPT may already mention your business in its answers. Business Hub lets you correct your details and prices at the source and see how often you come up. A Business Agent then takes customer questions using your own information, in a chat marked as yours. Outside the U.S., you can still claim your profile and start with the Hub. 

AI MODELS

ElevenLabs introduced Scribe v3 for recorded audio and Scribe v3 Live for real-time transcription. Both are available through ElevenAPI. The live model also works in ElevenAgents, and Scribe v3 is the default in the ElevenLabs app.

  • Scribe v3 is designed for noisy recordings, overlapping speakers, and pauses that don’t always mean someone’s finished. ElevenLabs says it led the models it tested on transcription and speaker labeling.

  • Scribe v3 Live adds speaker labels as people talk. ElevenLabs reports 43% fewer errors than its predecessor. It uses the conversation, along with pauses, to tell when a speaker is done.

  • A custom vocabulary can hold up to 10,000 terms, and you can edit Scribe v3 transcripts with plain-language instructions. ElevenLabs says Eneco’s voice agent got Dutch postal codes right on the first try 40% more often.

A transcript is only useful if the names, numbers, and speakers are right. Scribe v3 targets the recordings where that goes wrong, such as noisy rooms and crowded meetings, and Scribe v3 Live brings speaker labels to live calls. Loading your own terms helps with the words a general model tends to miss. If you run a voice agent, fewer misheard details should cut how often callers repeat themselves. 

HOW TO AI

A vague request can leave you with a draft full of placeholders and no clear way to tell if it’s ready. Give Claude your notes, data, or draft and ask it to set pass/fail tests before it starts.

Step 1: Set the finish line

Ask Claude to write 3 to 5 tests for “done” and show them in a code block before starting. Each test should be something you can verify, such as a word count, a rule from your notes, or a check with a reader. Ask Claude to use your material and report each test as Met, Missed, or Not checked. If a test says “friendly tone,” ask for a check you can run.

Step 2: Save the trigger

Open Settings, then Your Claude, then Instructions. On the older layout, look under Account. Tell Claude to use the finish-line workflow only when your message starts with full job. Test it in a fresh chat. A full job request should open with tests, while “What’s 15% of 240?” should get a direct answer.

Step 3: Add the inspector

Paste the tests and draft into a new chat. Ask it to mark each test Pass or Fail, quote the evidence, and list up to 3 gaps with specific fixes. Take those fixes back to the original chat and ask it to revise the draft and rerun the report. After one round, check whether any remaining gap needs a clearer test, more material, or an edit you can make yourself.

Step 4: Make it a skill

In Settings, then Capabilities, turn on Create and edit files. Ask Claude to package the workflow as a skill called finish-line, including a ready-to-copy inspector prompt. Review and save it from the skill card. Once it’s enabled, remove the Step 2 instruction to avoid overlap. Start your next task with full job or call the skill directly with /finish-line.

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Google opened Gemini 4 Carbon to paying developers, businesses, and Google AI Ultra subscribers after an initial release to cyber defenders. Ultra users can access it in the Gemini app, AI Mode in Search, and Antigravity. Introductory API pricing ends November 30.

Cursor rebuilt Projects around a shared workspace for teammates and their agents. Agents post plans before starting, flag conflicts as they work, and help unblock each other’s tasks. The beta is rolling out to all Cursor users.

xAI connected Grok Bot to Tailscale, letting it join a personal or company tailnet. That gives it access to private MCP servers, internal tools, and apps on the network without putting those services on the public web.

🎬 Riverside: Launched four agents for recording prep, episode editing, social clips, and post scheduling. Posts still need your approval.

🎨 Lottie AI: Turns prompts into editable vector animations. Recolor or resize them before exporting to dotLottie, JSON, GIF, or MP4.

💼 Firecrawl: Added job search tools for ChatGPT and Claude that match a résumé against more than 7 million open roles and help find hiring managers to contact.

🎮 Wanaka Studio: Generates playable 3D games in the browser from a description, with a visual editor, multiplayer support, and one-click publishing.

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