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Anthropic merges Claude chat and Cowork, and adds a feature for making presentations and documents, rolling out to Pro and Max plans first (Ivan Mehta/TechCrunch)

Anthropic has merged its Claude chat and Cowork tools into a single interface. The update introduces Docs and Slides capabilities, allowing users to create presentations and documents directly within Claude. It also redesigns project management, letting users describe work in one conversation while Claude handles it across parallel threads, a feature first available in Claude Code.

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HBO Max embraces vertical video with a new ‘Shorts’ feed

HBO Max has added a new Shorts feature to its app, offering a feed of vertical video clips. The Shorts section is designed for quick, on-the-go viewing and is available to all users within the platform. This update expands the service’s content options for mobile audiences.

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Sources: Apple plans to skip higher-end M6 chips and launch its next Pro and Max chips in 2027 as part of the M7 lineup, to boost on-device AI capabilities (Mark Gurman/Bloomberg)

Apple will skip its high-end M6 Pro and Max chips and jump straight to an AI-focused M7 line. The company plans to power its 14-inch and 16-inch OLED MacBook Pros with the existing M5 Pro and M5 Max chips while giving the laptops an updated industrial design.

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HBO Max and Paramount Plus could become one streamer

Paramount+ and HBO Max are set to merge into a single streaming service that will combine the two platforms’ content libraries. The plan, announced by Paramount CEO David Ellison, will take effect once the Warner Bros. Discovery deal closes, creating an integrated service under the combined ownership of Paramount Global and Warner Bros. Discovery.

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Perplexity launches Perplexity Computer, "a general-purpose digital worker" that can route work across 19 AI models, available initially for Max subscribers (Jason Hiner/The Deep View)

Perplexity has introduced “Computer,” a general-purpose AI agent that creates and executes workflows by assigning subtasks to multiple AI models, treating the 19 supported models as interchangeable tools. The service runs in the cloud, is offered to Max subscribers, and carries a monthly price of $200.

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