Apple released a developer preview of Siri AI, letting apps build their own actions and multi-step skills into the assistant. Developers can only test it with internal testers now; App Store submissions start in spring, Apple says. The betas also give China its first Apple Intelligence tools, without Siri AI.
Runway launches App Studio, which lets teams describe a creative tool in plain language and have it coded, tested and deployed without code, API keys or hosting. The company says building, running and hosting draw from credits on every paid plan. KPF's Andy Christoforou says designers can build tools around their own workflow.
Apple requires every app with dating or romantic features to carry an 18+ App Store rating, a policy aimed partly at AI companion apps such as Character.AI and Replika. Starting November 16, developers must add content descriptors so ratings reflect app features. Apple also wants apps to disclose real-world location sharing with other users.
Seven major chatbots gave outdated or inaccurate answers to 13.9% of voting-logistics questions in October testing by Innovating for the Public Good, with 5.9% of answers potentially causing a missed deadline or a wrong polling day. Claude and Copilot produced three-quarters of clear errors, and Claude listed late Michigan registration deadlines. All but Gemini recommended candidates after prompting.
CrowdStrike agrees to buy Fiddler AI for about $400 million and Dreadnode for about $95 million, nearly $500 million for two AI security startups, according to The Wall Street Journal. Fiddler's agent monitoring software becomes Falcon Observe; Dreadnode's model testing tools join Falcon Guardian. The deals expand CrowdStrike's push to police enterprise AI agents.
Fal raises $1.3 billion led by Bessemer Venture Partners, doubling its valuation to $16 billion from $8 billion in April, Bloomberg reports. The San Francisco startup, which runs AI video, image, and audio models, says it surpassed $800 million in annualized revenue. The company raised $1.65 billion across Series E and Series F combined.
Google says it will turn off AI tools for K-12 students next year unless school administrators enable them, affecting Gemini, NotebookLM, Gemini in Classroom and Search. Chris Phillips, Google's vice president for education, says schools that block AI lose Google Search entirely because the two are deeply integrated. Google also launches Guided Learning, an AI tutor for classrooms.
Cursor releases the Agent SDK, generally available today, letting teams define agents in code and deploy them to Cursor infrastructure with one command, agent-sdk deploy. Cursor says a team built a knowledge-base reviewer in about a day, and PGA Tour engineer Michael Gyarmathy says the tour uses it to build its software factory.
Hayden Smith released Floorplan 0.6.3 on Nov. 2, 2026, a plugin that has Claude Code or Codex draw an interactive, plain-English map of a codebase. The project says the release finds more endpoints and links them correctly. It runs on the user's existing Claude or ChatGPT plan, with no API keys.
Flamerix AI releases v4 of no-agent-summary.js, a Bun --preload hook that blocks Claude Code's agent_summary timer, which re-sends background agent transcripts to fill status lines. Version 4 fixes Windows support: the earlier gate never matched Windows entries or backslash paths. Flamerix says the query consumes 15 to 20 percent of tokens.