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Anthropic released Claude Fable 5.1, which it describes as its most capable generally available model, aimed at knowledge work, coding, and long multi-step tasks. A sibling model, Mythos 5.1, shares the same underlying system but is limited to organisations approved through Anthropic's trusted-access route. If you use Claude for research or document work, this is the version worth switching to.
World Labs unveiled Atlas, a model from Fei-Fei Li's team that turns a line of text, a photo, or a short video into a navigable 3D scene you can move through and view from any angle. The lab is pitching it as a general-purpose world model for spatial intelligence. Early access is by request for now.
Dyson launched the CameraJet, a toothbrush with a built-in camera that captures 28 frames a second while you brush, spots the gaps between your teeth, and fires a jet of mouthwash into them. The detection model was trained on more than 470,000 dental images. Flossing, it turns out, is now an AI problem.
Caterpillar is building its Cat AI Assistant straight into excavator cabs through a partnership with Nvidia, so operators can ask questions, troubleshoot, and pull up repair procedures without leaving the seat. The company's CTO told TechCrunch the longer-term shift is operators moving from running one machine to overseeing a fleet from a remote command centre.
Home Depot expanded its Magic Apron assistant to give store-specific guidance after a well-received pilot, while rival Lowe's reports that shoppers who use its Mylow assistant convert at roughly three times the rate of other online visitors. Retail chatbots are quietly becoming a sales channel rather than a support desk.
TUTORIAL
How to do professional product photography with ChatGPT
Take one clean photo of your product and let ChatGPT re-shoot it from whatever angle or style you need.
Open ChatGPT and start a new chat.
Upload a clear, well-lit photo of your product on a plain background.
Pick a camera angle or style using one of these slash commands:
ChatGPT Image 2.0: [upload image]
Angels: /lowangel, /topview, /birdseye, /groundlevel, /closeup
Styles: /crosssection, /microscope, /explodedview, /blueprintSend one command per message to get a separate version for each angle.
ChatGPT re-renders the shot from that viewpoint while keeping the product's shape, colours, and details intact.
Fine-tune with plain-language follow-ups: change the lighting, swap the background, tighten the composition, or add props.
Expect small details like logos, text, and fine textures to drift between renders, so check every output against the real product before it goes on a listing.
TOOLS WORTH TRYING
Mentionry — Tracks whether and how your brand shows up in answers from ChatGPT, Gemini, and other AI assistants, then suggests ways to improve that visibility. Useful signal, but the AI-answer space shifts fast enough that any "ranking" it reports is a snapshot, not a stable position.
Rhetis — Feeds on your loose notes, documents, and half-formed ideas and turns them into a structured, presentable slide deck. Good for a fast first draft; you will still want to rewrite the narrative yourself, because it organises what you give it rather than sharpening the argument.
KaizenCV — Builds an ATS-friendly resume and runs mock interview prep tailored to the role you are targeting. Treat its interview questions as practice, not prediction; it cannot know what a specific hiring panel will actually ask.