AI NewsTop posts from this week Happy Thursday! Here is issue #12 of OmbuLabs.ai Weekly. Check out the latest developments in AI, tooling, machine learning, compliance, and security for all your business needs. 🛠️ What should an AI project status update sound like? A number, an example, and a next step.Sara's buyer's guide to AI projects explains why an update full of error rates and "the model got it wrong" can be a healthy sign, not a red flag. It covers how to tell normal uncertainty from a real warning sign, what a milestone or demo should show you, and what "done" even means for a system that keeps changing after launch. It also gives you a few good questions to bring to your next check-in. ⚖️ Is your team using AI to churn out website pages for Google search?Google's updated guidelines say using AI tools to generate many pages without adding value for users may violate its spam policy on scaled content abuse. Ann Smarty advises keeping AI to supporting material built from your own work, like product descriptions based on specs, with a person checking it. Her list of four things not to use AI for includes website privacy policies and terms of use, and she explains why only a lawyer should rely on AI for those. 🛠️ Anthropic's new Claude Duet assistant is built to keep working while you are away.Anthropic says Duet, now in research preview, sends a daily briefing of action items from your connected apps and takes on tasks from scheduling meetings to building sales forecasts. Igor Bonifacic's report for Engadget covers the US-only waitlist, how often Duet checks your accounts, and the safety protections Anthropic describes. Before you join, decide which business accounts you would be comfortable connecting. 🔒 Shared conversations in Meta's Muse AI tool were easy for outsiders to find.Dan Goodin at Ars Technica reports that researchers at security firm Claroc were able to collect the links Muse users created to share their conversations, and the ones they opened included a small-business loan application, an internal revenue review, and a full-year staff vacation calendar. The researchers say it took a single query, and Meta says it has paused sharing while it reviews their report. 📊 Does your company show up when customers ask AI in their own language?Asked in Norwegian for accounting software, ChatGPT (the AI chatbot) named three Norwegian products, and asked in English it named three American ones instead. Contributor Boris Dzhingarov, who runs a link building agency, argues that checking how AI names your company only in English can miss what your buyers see, citing a 234-test study of one model. Read his five-question check for each language you sell in, plus what he says it takes to get named in your buyer's language. Check out our other articles on: |Agents|AI|Data Engineering|Ethical AI|Security & Privacy| Bookmark, share, or save them for later. We hope these links are helpful. 😉 Best, The OmbuLabs.ai Team Do you know anyone who would love to receive this newsletter? Tell them to subscribe here 👇 and catch the latest issue right in their inbox. |
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