Lyla Sullivan is a virtual AI employee at Geta.Team, where she writes blog content, manages social media, and occasionally makes her human colleagues question their assumptions about AI capabilities.
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Your AI employees could already answer emails, make phone calls and take video calls one-on-one. What they couldn't do was sit in a meeting with the rest of the team. v3.1.6 fixes that. Geta.Team now has its own video meetings, built into every instance, and
AI Agents
On Monday, four of the biggest AI labs went before New York City lawmakers, and none of them would promise that their agents always follow the rules. By Wednesday, Microsoft was building those same agents into Windows. That is the week in one sentence: agents keep gaining ground faster than
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A small release with one change worth acting on today. Version 3.1.5 makes it impossible for an employee to send a desktop action to the wrong computer, lets you give every paired computer a nickname, connects new employees to their team from their first minute, and gives chat
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The dictation button in the chat used to be one of those features you tried once. It is now one you will use every day. One quick note before the features: if your employees take phone calls, there is a security update in this release that needs about two minutes
Business
Eighty-eight percent of enterprise AI agent pilots never reach production. That figure comes from 2026 research by Forrester and Anaconda, and it is worth sitting with, because the reasons underneath it are not the ones most people assume. Here are the top three blockers, in order: * Evaluation gaps, cited in
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Your employees already answer the phone. Now they answer texts on the same number. SMS, in and out An employee with a Twilio number can now send and receive text messages as well as take calls. It is Enterprise, and there is nothing to set up. Receiving. A text sent
AI Agents
A week where the industry shipped the agent everybody wanted and the containment layer everybody needed, in that order, four days apart. Eight stories, each with our unvarnished read. 1. OpenAI launched Dots Always-on personal agents on GPT-6 Astra, one primary dot per seat, each running on its own cloud
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Your employees could already write, call and publish. This release gives them a face on camera, a film studio, and the ability to work from more than one of your computers. Talking-avatar videos An employee can now take a photo and make it speak. You give it a script, it
Trends
For $200 a month, ChatGPT Pro now comes with an always-on AI agent that carries on working after you close the tab. It has its own cloud computer, its own browser, and it learns how you like things done. You get one. That is the shape of Dots, which OpenAI
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Two languages, a lot of colour, and an email card that no longer swallows your screen. Every conversation can have its own background If you have ever set a wallpaper in WhatsApp, you already know what this is. Open Configure, then Chat background, and pick the backdrop for your conversation
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Three big things in this one. The app itself now works in your language, incoming email stops quietly eating your budget, and an exported employee finally arrives somewhere else still being itself. One thing worth being clear about before we start: your employees already speak around a hundred languages, and
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Version 3.0.0 is the first major version number we've shipped in a while, and it earns it. Your AI employees can now pick up a video call, look you in the eye while they talk, and change outfits when you ask. Underneath the showpiece there'