Anthropic Launches Economic Index Connector for Claude
Anthropic released the Economic Index Connector for Claude on July 22, 2026, enabling users to explore AI's economic impact through direct data queries.
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The tools, frameworks, and platforms developers use to build with AI — coding assistants, agent frameworks, APIs, and developer tooling, with the updates that change how you ship.
Anthropic released the Economic Index Connector for Claude on July 22, 2026, enabling users to explore AI's economic impact through direct data queries.
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OpenAI launched Presence, a product helping enterprises deploy AI agents that can answer questions, resolve issues, and escalate to humans, with 75% of issues resolved without human help.
NVIDIA announced a new open-source framework to help developers train medical robots using GPU-accelerated simulations, reducing training time from over five hours to under two minutes.
Synthesia, a British AI training company, launched Roleplay Sessions, an interactive tool for employee practice, on July 22, 2026.
Jack Dorsey's new app, Buzz, aims to rival Slack and GitHub by integrating AI agents into group chats, with a free desktop version now available.
AMD's ROCm Infera improves goodput per GPU for agentic workloads by up to 2.6× in initial testing, according to the company.
Anthropic's Claude Cowork now lets users record custom skills through screen recordings and voice-over explanations, available on Pro, Max, and Team plans.
Crowdstrike uncovered a worm targeting AI infrastructure, leveraging blind spots in development environments to evade detection.
AMD's tutorial shows how to build a video inference pipeline using ROCm libraries, with support for RDNA 3.5 GPUs and HEVC decoding.
AMD showcases performance of MiniMax-M3, a 428 billion parameter model, on Instinct MI355X GPUs using ATOM and ATOMesh, achieving 340–370 tok/s/user in high-interactivity scenarios.