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SPD-BEEHIIV:9b69ea0b-adae-4b1f-99f1-716aa47b3bf6:R34:09b36134745d517e707935cdCompanies can track mentions and clicks, but OpenAI says it won’t share your chats with them.
| Daily issue | Wednesday, November 11, 2026 |
| | Our toolsSuperpower ChatGPT/WFH.team/Snipman/Superpower Daily New Tab | Today's briefing What matters todayChatGPT’s new beta gives businesses a place to speak for themselves. Anthropic’s proposed IPO, meanwhile, puts a trillion-dollar valuation in view—with conflicting share counts. | Inside today's briefing | | 01 | OpenAI says business-agent chats stay separate from ChatGPT’s independent answers. | | 02 | Anthropic’s planned private share buyers reportedly avoid the usual six-month lockup. | | 03 | Meta’s Muse now takes calls from Apple Watch and Wear OS. | | 04 | Ring’s planned home drone lets cloud AI direct its flights. |
|  | Lead story / launch OpenAI adds business profiles and customer-service agents to ChatGPT in betaOpenAI launched Businesses in ChatGPT in beta on November 10, giving companies verified profiles, tools to update their information and a way to answer customer questions through their own agents. Profile claiming is available to eligible businesses wherever ChatGPT is available; agent building initially covers only eligible U.S. ecommerce and online-service companies. The starting point is Business Hub, where businesses can verify their organization, update details and supply product feeds with pricing and availability. Shopify merchants can connect their stores to streamline verification. That connection is not a new catalog integration: OpenAI says eligible merchant products were already integrated through Shopify Catalog. Customers choose whether to engage. When a business appears in a ChatGPT response, they can open its profile and start an agent conversation if one is available. OpenAI says those chats are clearly labeled and separate from the original ChatGPT conversation. Businesses can also sponsor their agents as destinations for ChatGPT Ads, with sponsored placements labeled and kept separate from ChatGPT responses. Businesses receive aggregated mentions, website clicks and recurring discovery topics—not individual conversations or agent-chat transcripts, OpenAI says. Insights appear only after unspecified interaction thresholds are met. The dashboard is intended to help companies understand how they appear in ChatGPT and improve the information they supply. OpenAI plans to expand access to more markets and business categories, but has provided no timetable. Read full story ↗ |
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The voice-to-text app that built its own speech model
Most dictation apps are a wrapper around someone else's speech model. Wispr Flow trained its own.
It's called Canto, and it was built for the way people actually talk to AI: thinking out loud, changing direction mid-sentence, half-whispering in an open office.
Wispr tested it on 10 hours of real dictations from more than 2,300 speakers. Canto had the lowest word error rate of every model tested, including models from Google, OpenAI, AssemblyAI and Deepgram. That means your prompts to ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor come through the way you said them.
Talk naturally in any app and Wispr Flow types clean, formatted text, 4x faster than typing.
 | funding Anthropic seeks a valuation above $1 trillion in proposed IPOAnthropic set a proposed IPO range of $70–$78 per share, with no confirmed trading date. Axios estimates about $1.03 trillion at the top end if underwriters exercise their option, while Yahoo Finance’s fully diluted estimate reaches $1.45 trillion. Reported share counts disagree, leaving maximum proceeds unresolved. Yahoo Finance also reports a separate $26 billion private purchase at the IPO price whose buyers avoid the usual six-month lockup. Continue reading ↗ |
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|  | launch Meta brings its Muse AI assistant to Apple Watch and Wear OSMeta’s Muse agent is now accessible from Apple Watch and Wear OS through text, dictation and voice calls. Apple Watch users also get a watch-face shortcut through an update to the Muse iOS app. The release expands access to an existing assistant—not its task capabilities—and does not establish that bookings, purchases or other tasks can be completed entirely from the watch. Continue reading ↗ |
|  | products Ring announces a $250 home security drone with a cloud-based AI pilotRing announced a $250 indoor Drone Cam for homes and a $1,000 Rover Cam for workplaces; neither has launched. The drone sends video to Ring’s servers so AI can direct flight, requiring temporary server-side access rather than end-to-end encryption. Owners can set patrol routes but cannot steer it manually. Rover is scheduled for December 16, 2026, with the drone following on January 27, 2027. Continue reading ↗ |
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The AEO work, without the AEO hire.
Most AI visibility tools show you where you rank, then leave the work to you.
ChatFeatured is an AI search agent that does it: finds the questions competitors win, drafts the content in your voice, and tracks the lift.
Your team decides what ships. Month to month.
| | Beyond the feed / AI events | | | This beginner-friendly AI coding workshop will guide founders, professionals, students, and curious newcomers from setup to building a working project with Claude Code or Codex, no prior experience required. Hosted by Narra Collective, a women- and minority-owned coworking community, and Pioneering Minds AI, focused on responsible, human-centered AI, the session will cover prompting, terminal-based “vibe coding,” and practical project building. | | See the event → Explore more events |
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