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ChatGPT grows buttons, TSMC and Samsung post AI-fueled records, and Microsoft prices a Surface at $2,599.
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ChatGPT's new Intelligent UI fills answers with charts, buttons and mini apps for all users, so the chatbot now does a good deal more than just type back.
Why it matters Interactive outputs move ChatGPT from a text box toward an app platform, which changes how people use it and how rivals build their own interfaces.
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Anthropic's Claude Haiku 5.5 arrives as its fastest and most affordable model yet, with price cuts that show the AI pricing race is far from over.
Why it matters Cheaper, faster models lower the cost of building AI products and put pressure on rival providers to cut their own prices.
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