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AI Updates: What AI Companies and Tools Changed

News and changelogs from OpenAI, Google, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Hugging Face and more, with every new AI model, in one timeline, each explained in simple words.

Updates this week47from AI companies and tools
Big updates13this week, by Jev
New models8this week, on OpenRouter

AI updates

Read (1 h ago); read every 3 hours. Newest first.

  • New Update

    In simple words AI Copilot code review settings can now be managed through GitHub's APIs, from enterprise level down to single repositories, helping administrators.

    You can now manage GitHub Copilot code review settings through the REST and GraphQL APIs, from enterprise policy down to individual repositories. Copilot’s review overview comment is now more compact,… The post Copilot code review: API management and review overview updates appeared first on The GitHub Blog .Full text

  • New New model

    In simple words AI A small text model for building agents that call tools and return structured outputs, suited to developers automating tasks.

    A compact 1.7B-parameter text model with a 256K-token context, post-trained for agents, tool calling, and structured outputs. It reasons before it answers. Prompts and outputs may be retained and used...Full text

  • New New model

    In simple words AI A small text model for building agents that call tools and return structured outputs, suited to developers automating tasks.

    A compact 1.7B-parameter text model with a 256K-token context, post-trained for agents, tool calling, and structured outputs. It reasons before it answers. Prompts and outputs may be retained and used...Full text

  • New Update

    In simple words AI The Copilot impact dashboard now counts Copilot Chat and VS Code agent use, helping administrators see engagement across nine experiences.

    The Agent adoption chart in the Copilot impact dashboard now includes Copilot Chat and the VS Code Agents window, so you can see engagement across nine Copilot experiences. The adoption… The post Copilot impact dashboard adds chat and VS Code agent usage appeared first on The GitHub Blog .Full text

  • New Big update Update

    In simple words AI Copilot now works in JetBrains Air and Xcode's coding assistant, with updates for managing pull requests, settings and agent sessions, helping developers.

    This week, Copilot comes to JetBrains Air and Xcode’s coding assistant, with updates to help you manage pull requests, settings, and agent sessions. GitHub Copilot app Set up Agent Merge… The post GitHub Copilot weekly releases — November 2 appeared first on The GitHub Blog .Full text

  • New Big update Update

    In simple words AI @GitHub in Slack and Teams is now generally available, letting users investigate bugs, create issues and open pull requests without leaving conversations.

    Turn conversations into code with @GitHub in Slack and Teams! Investigate bugs, create issues, implement changes, and open pull requests—all without leaving your conversation. What’s new Build and review together… The post @GitHub in Slack and Teams is generally available and more appeared first on The GitHub Blog .Full text

  • New Update

    In simple words AI Auto mode now asks about or denies calls the server cannot check when telemetry is off; a setting keeps the old behaviour.

    What's changed Changed auto mode with telemetry or feature flags off, including behind LLM gateways: calls the server can't check are asked about or denied, with no fallback to the built-in classifier; set CLAUDE_CODE_AUTO_MODE_SERVER=0 to keep using it (Bedrock, Vertex and Foundry are unchanged) Changed auto mode behind an LLM gateway: CLAUDE_CODE_AUTO_MODE_SERVER=1 turns on the server-side check even with CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_EXPERIMENTAL_BETAS set; if managed settings set the latter, they mustFull text

  • New Update

  • Update

    In simple words AI OpenAI is working with Hacktron to find vulnerabilities in its systems and test connections to third-party services.

    OpenAI is partnering with Hacktron to find vulnerabilities, test connections with third-party services, and strengthen defenses with frontier AI.Full text

  • Update

    In simple words AI Codex's agent command centre now marks unread results and keeps drafts when you switch backends, helping terminal users track work.

    New Features Open the agent command center with codex agents --no-daemon . The command center and session picker now mark unread results ( #58238 , #58239 , #58263 , #58264 ). Switch between connected backends from the terminal session picker and keep your drafts when switching ( #58280 , #58457 ). Preview local image attachments while composing on supported terminals, and open viewed local images from clickable transcript paths ( #58261 , #58446 ). Find API key and cloud provider options under Full text

  • Update

    In simple words AI Copilot usage reports now show what happens to code review feedback, helping organisations see whether suggestions are addressed.

    The enterprise and organization repository-level Copilot usage metrics reports now show what happens to Copilot code review feedback. A new copilot_code_review object on each repos-1-day row reports how many Copilot-reviewed… The post Usage metrics API adds code review details and addressed rate appeared first on The GitHub Blog .Full text

  • Update

    In simple words AI Copilot usage reports now flag users missing telemetry or running old IDE versions, helping admins spot gaps.

    The Copilot usage metrics API now shows which users are missing client telemetry or are running IDE or extension versions below the usage metrics minimums. New per-user fields appear in… The post Usage metrics API flags telemetry and version gaps appeared first on The GitHub Blog .Full text

How this page works, and questions

Our server reads the official news and changelog feeds of OpenAI, Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Google AI, Gemini, Gemini CLI, Google DeepMind, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Hugging Face, Ollama every 3 hours, and keeps what they published in the last 45 days. The new models listed on New Models join the same timeline on the day OpenRouter added them.

Each title opens the company’s own page. The text under it is the company’s own, as its feed gives it. The “In simple words” line above it is written by AI (DeepSeek) from that title and text, and is labelled AI. It says what changed; it is not a review.

“Big update” is chosen by Jev, an AI model that makes typed decisions: a new model, a major product or feature, a big price change, or a change in how people can use a tool. Until Jev has read an update, a launch word in a big company’s title marks it. The desk hears of a big update the day it comes out and decides whether to write about it.

Anthropic publishes no news feed, so Claude Code’s releases on GitHub stand in for it.

Where do the updates come from?

Only from each company’s own news page, changelog or GitHub releases, listed above. Nothing is taken from social media or other news sites.

How fast does an update show here?

Within about 3 hours of the company publishing it. A new model shows within 6 hours of OpenRouter adding it.

Figures come from the public sources named on each page, read by our server on a schedule, and may be a few minutes or hours old. Nothing here is investment advice; see the risk disclaimer.