Salesforce launches 'Headless 360' at its TDX developer conference, exposing its entire platform as APIs and AI tools so agents can operate without a graphical interface, shipping over 100 new tools while shifting to consumption-based pricing and investing $50 million to expand its AI ecosystem.
Cursor 3.1 launches agent-created canvases, enabling AI to generate interactive visual dashboards, diagrams, and charts built on a React-based UI library, dramatically reducing friction in human-agent collaboration by replacing dense text with dynamic visual interfaces.
Google launches 'Skills' in Chrome, enabling users to save and reuse AI prompts via simple shortcuts, streamlining repetitive tasks as AI-powered browser features continue to surge in popularity across the industry.
Google launches a free native Gemini app for macOS 15 and above, letting users share their screen for instant AI-powered insights and access the assistant from anywhere with a quick Option + Space keyboard shortcut.
Cisco's Jeetu Patel warns that AI agents are becoming a dangerous new cybersecurity threat as the developer population could explode from 150 million to 3 billion within a year, urging enterprises to prioritize trusted, governed AI access before nation-states and bad actors exploit autonomous agents at scale.
Adobe launches its Firefly AI Assistant, enabling creators to execute complex, multi-step workflows across Photoshop, Premiere, and Illustrator using plain language commands while learning user preferences over time.
Salesforce launches Headless 360, a sweeping platform overhaul exposing all its capabilities as APIs, MCP tools, and CLI commands, empowering AI agents to operate across Slack, WhatsApp, Voice, and ChatGPT without a UI, while introducing over 60 MCP tools and enterprise-grade governance features for centralized AI agent control.
Cloudflare quadruples its browser capacity and rebrands Browser Rendering as Browser Run, launching powerful AI agent tools including Live View, Human in the Loop, and Session Recordings, enabling developers to monitor, replay, and intervene in real-time AI-driven web browsing sessions at unprecedented scale.
A perfect storm of surging AI token demand, a 48% spike in GPU costs, and war-driven semiconductor supply chain disruptions are pushing the AI industry to a breaking point, with OpenAI's token demand exploding from 6 million to 15 billion per minute and Anthropic restricting access to its latest model.
Anthropic launches a sweeping Claude Code overhaul featuring a multi-session desktop UI, drag-and-drop controls, an integrated terminal, and new Claude Code Routines that automate coding tasks on a schedule — a direct enterprise power move against OpenAI's rumored superapp combining Codex, Atlas, and ChatGPT.