… Link: Meta Is Building an AI Agent Called ‘Hatch’ and an AI Shopping Tool in Instagram | https://www.theinformation.com/articles/meta-building-ai-agent-called-hatch-agentic-shopping-tool-instagram | The Information
… OpenClaw let people chat with their agents via everyday apps like WhatsApp and Telegram, and as long as a laptop was open the agents could run around the clock. …
According to The Information, the Google co-founder said in a memo to DeepMind employees that “every Gemini engineer must be forced to use internal agents for complex, multistep tasks.” Anthropic’s tools have been leading the AI coding race, and Brin apparently sees catching them as a step toward b… …
… OpenAI’s new workspace agents can be shared within organizations, “so teams can build an agent once, use it together in ChatGPT or Slack, and improve it over time.” The company says that the agents are designed to “gather context from the right systems, follow team processes, ask for approval when … …
… Adobe says it will also bring these agentic features to third-party AI apps like Anthropic’s Claude, allowing those users to access Adobe tools outside of its own Firefly and Creative Cloud platforms. …
… Microsoft is in a more complex situation with AI agents. The popular open-source platform OpenClaw demonstrated a potential path forward for AI agents, and after OpenAI quickly hired its creator, Peter Steinberger, Microsoft among other companies is trying to catch up. …
… Google also folded Project Mariner’s agentic capabilities into its AI-powered search feature, AI Mode. …
… Google is launching a new Antigravity desktop app that will serve as a hub where you can manage AI-powered agents and their tasks. …
… Image: https://platform.theverge.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/05/verge-google-beam-ai-agent.jpg?quality=90&strip=all Google is experimenting with AI agents for Google Beam After renaming Project Starline to Google Beam last year, Google is now experimenting with lifelike AI agents that can d… …
… Microsoft is also exploring OpenClaw-like agents tailored to certain roles, such as marketing, sales, and accounting, to “limit the permissions the agent needs,” siloing them from other parts of a business, according to The Information. …
