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Anthropic has just launched the Claude AI app on iOS, introducing new features to interact with AI on the go and enhanced capabilities for entreprise users. Let's unpack…

In Today’s Summary:

• 📱 Anthropic debuts Claude on iOS

• 💡 Sam Altman’s vision for AI agents

• 🛠️ Atlassian unveils Rovo assistant

• 🛠️ 2 new AI tools

TOP STORY

Anthropic Unveils Claude iOS App

The Summary: Anthropic has launched the Claude AI app for iOS devices. Alongside the app, Anthropic introduced a new premium "Team" plan for enterprise customers, providing higher usage limits and multi-user access.

Key details:

• The Claude iOS app is free to install and supports existing user plans: Free, Pro ($20/month), and the new Team plan ($30/month per user, with a minimum of five users)

• The app provides access to the Claude 3 model family: Opus, Sonnet and Haiku

• Admin tools offer control over user access and billing for entreprise users

• An Android app is currently in development

Why it matters: Anthropic's expansion into mobile and enterprise segments addresses significant user demand. The mobile access provided to free plan users features a more advanced model than ChatGPT's free plan.

OPEN AI

Sam Altman reveals vision for "super-competent" AI Agents

The Summary: Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, shared his vision for the future of AI, where super-competent agents could handle tasks instantly, seek clarification when needed, and continuously learn from our interactions. Altman suggested that this breakthrough may not require new hardware or massive data training.

Key details:

• Altman described the AI "killer app" as an assistant that knows all about your life and conversations

• He suggested that this AI paradigm shift might exist in the cloud rather than requiring new hardware, though people may still want a dedicated AI device

• Altman referred to ChatGPT as "incredibly dumb" compared to what's coming next

Why it matters: This vision represents a shift toward integrated AI agents deeply attuned to our lives, potentially transforming productivity, decision-making, and our relationship with technology. However, such powerful AI agents also raise concerns about privacy, security, and potential misuse, emphasizing the need for responsible development.

ENTERPRISE

Atlassian presents Rovo, AI Assistant for enterprise knowledge

The Summary: Atlassian has introduced Rovo, an AI product designed to assist teams in finding, learning, and acting on information across Atlassian enterprise tools like Jira and Confluence. Rovo offers AI-powered search, interactive knowledge cards, and virtual AI agents to automate workflows and improve collaboration.

Key details:

• Rovo Search delivers contextual results from Atlassian apps and custom data sources

• Knowledge Cards and Rovo Chat offer instant insights and interactive learning experiences

• Rovo Agents act as virtual AI teammates, capable of automating tasks, generating content, and collaborating with employees

Why it matters: In today's data-rich but siloed enterprises, finding and acting on relevant knowledge is a significant challenge. Rovo aims to bridge this gap by connecting data sources and enabling human-AI collaboration within workflows.

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TOOLS

🥇 New tools

• Loom AI Workflows - Turn any Loom video into share-ready documentation

• Claude for iOS - The official AI assistant by Anthropic, now in your back pocket