ChatGPT adds slide tool, Google releases new flagship model

OpenAI has rolled out the Slides feature in ChatGPT. Users can directly generate presentations through natural language conversations, uploaded files, or imported outlines, and apply built-in templates. The feature supports real-time collaborative editing and comments among team members, and can automatically adjust page layouts based on revision feedback.

Grok Bot has introduced a Memory Transfer feature, which supports directly migrating user usage preferences and context built up over time in ChatGPT or Claude. Users can directly import historical data. All content requires manual line-by-line confirmation before being written, along with source timestamps, and will not overwrite original settings.

Apple has released HomeView, a smart hardware device equipped with a 7-inch Liquid Retina screen. The device features built-in Siri AI, combining video and audio entertainment, FaceTime calls, home monitoring, and voice-activated automation control. Both the standard and wall-mount versions are priced at 299 yuan [Note: keeping original text currency value as 299 dollars], with sales set to begin on November 13.

Developer Karl's AI Watts has open-sourced a traffic light prompt mechanism of under 300 words. It has agents output green, yellow, and red statuses at the end of each response: green means proceed, while yellow and red mean tasks are finished and the agent should actively stop and wait for instructions. This effectively solves the issue where tools like Claude Code run out of control and blow past usage limits.

Google has started rolling out Gemini 4 Argon globally, calling it its strongest frontier model. Users can experience it through AI Studio, the Gemini app, and Google Antigravity. However, regular free users and Plus subscribers can currently only use the less capable Flash series.

Meta has released two flagship AI models: Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full. Official data shows that the performance of the two new models in logical reasoning, text writing, and code testing approaches Anthropic's top-tier levels.

The FBI announced the arrest of 35-year-old OpenAI engineer Abdulrahman Alfozan. The charges allege that he hid an encrypted recording device wrapped in toilet paper behind a television in a company confidential meeting room, suspected of stealing trade secrets and threatening national security. OpenAI captured the employee attempting to retrieve the device after installing security cameras.

Star companion app Character.ai has filed bankruptcy documents. The documents show that the company long burned through high amounts of cash with limited revenue, compounded by massive legal expenses from user suicide lawsuits and minor protection regulations, making it ultimately unsustainable. The company acknowledged that even excluding legal dispute expenses, its business model is difficult to sustain long-term.