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10:19
2026-09-28
thisandthat.chat
artificial-intelligence

Nobody notices when a company forgets

A three-month randomized trial published by the NBER on September 17 found that 133 patent lawyers at eleven US firms using a custom AI drafting assistant improved work quality by 0.34 SD at ten days …

16:00
2026-09-23
thisandthat.chat
ai-products

Filter, answer, route: AI on WhatsApp Business

Businesses are moving customer WhatsApp conversations off employees' personal phones onto company-owned WhatsApp Business Platform numbers so that AI can filter spam, answer simple questions, and rout…

13:00
2026-09-22
thisandthat.chat
ai-agents

LLM agents for small teams: workflows that start themselves

This+that, a workflow automation platform, is pitching LLM agents as a way for small teams to automate work that starts itself from incoming messages, citing Microsoft's finding that the average worke…

14:00
2026-09-09
thisandthat.chat
ai-infrastructure

Hyperspell Review: A Company Brain Built for Other Agents

Hyperspell, a context layer that connects company tools and builds a context graph surfaced as a filesystem for AI agents, is reviewed by a competitor, noting its focus on agent teams rather than end …

10:13
2026-09-09
thisandthat.chat
artificial-intelligence

Finding the task is the easy half

DoBox, a company developing an AI-powered email assistant, argues that while extracting tasks from messages is now standard, the more valuable and unsolved problem is capturing non-task facts—such as …

00:00
2026-09-09
thisandthat.chat
ai-agents

AI agent failure statistics: what stalls an agent

Gartner predicted in June 2025 that over 40% of agentic AI projects will be canceled by the end of 2027, citing escalating costs, unclear business value and inadequate risk controls. Scale AI's Remote…

10:22
2026-09-02
thisandthat.chat
artificial-intelligence

YC described the self-improving company. It runs on a brain.

Y Combinator has added 'Company Brain' to its Requests for Startups, urging founders to build AI systems that capture a company's operational knowledge in plain, model-agnostic text so it can be conti…

00:00
2026-08-31
thisandthat.chat
ai-products

Skydive vs Viktor in 2026

Viktor and Skydive, two AI coworker platforms, compete in 2026 with distinct approaches: Viktor integrates with Slack and Teams and sells credits ($50 for 20,000), while Skydive, built by Anything, gi…

00:00
2026-08-31
thisandthat.chat
ai-agents

Skydive AI Review 2026: Features, Pricing, and Who It Fits

Skydive, an AI agent platform from Anything, launched publicly on August 20, 2026, after a closed beta with more than twenty companies, offering agents with their own cloud computers that can browse, …

00:00
2026-08-31
thisandthat.chat
artificial-intelligence

Skydive vs Town in 2026

In June 2026, Town raised a $55M Series A led by a16z and Forerunner, while Anything, the maker of Skydive, raised an $11M Series A, as both AI products compete to automate work rather than just draft…

12:42
2026-08-20
thisandthat.chat
artificial-intelligence

Ikea automated customer service and kept the people

Ikea's AI chatbot Billie now assists 74% of customers, up from 47%, and the company retrained about 8,500 call center staff as interior design advisors, leading to customer satisfaction rising from 60…

13:00
2026-08-19
thisandthat.chat
artificial-intelligence

How to evaluate an AI assistant for your team

A practical guide from an unnamed source advises teams to evaluate AI assistants on real data and workflows rather than polished demos, warning that staged demonstrations reveal little about long-term…

10:13
2026-08-17
thisandthat.chat
ai-agents

The bug pipeline that starts and ends with an email

The bug pipeline at this+that starts and ends with an email: a bug report is triaged by this+that, turned into a DoBox task, assigned via the Brain to the right engineer, fixed by an agent running loc…

00:00
2026-08-16
thisandthat.chat
ai-products

Fyxer vs Jace in 2026

Fyxer charges $22.50 to $37.50 per user per month billed annually ($30 to $50 monthly), while Jace charges $20 to $40 per account per month billed yearly ($25 to $50 monthly) with 10,000 or 20,000 cre…

00:00
2026-08-16
thisandthat.chat
ai-products

Superhuman vs Shortwave in 2026

Superhuman Mail connects to Outlook while Shortwave does not, a fact that decides the choice for many Microsoft 365 teams before feature comparison begins. Shortwave's Pro plan costs $18 per seat, Bus…

00:00
2026-08-12
thisandthat.chat
ai-agents

Viktor Review 2026: Features, Credit Pricing, and Who It Fits

Viktor, an AI employee platform launched in February 2026, reached a $29M annualized run rate by August and raised a $75M Series A led by Accel in May 2026, the largest Polish Series A on record. The …

00:00
2026-08-12
thisandthat.chat
artificial-intelligence

Inbox Zero Review 2026: Features, Pricing, and the License Catch

Inbox Zero, an open-source AI email assistant with nearly 12,000 GitHub stars, offers hosted plans starting at $20 per user per month, but its free self-hosting is limited to organizations with fewer …

10:35
2026-08-11
thisandthat.chat
artificial-intelligence

The prompt you keep retyping is a workflow

A new essay argues that repeatedly retyping the same prompt into AI chatbots like ChatGPT or Claude constitutes an undocumented workflow, and that these workflows can be automated using tools like Bra…

10:39
2026-08-10
thisandthat.chat
artificial-intelligence

The AI project list is already in your inbox

A lawyer and a finance professional, both non-tech workers, expressed frustration with AI at work, citing mandated AI project proposals, degraded AI writing tools, and worsening Google search results.…

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