1Password launches a feature letting AI agents sign in without seeing passwords
Users keep control of approval, while banks report struggling to tell whether agent activity in accounts reflects what customers actually asked for.
Users keep control of approval, while banks report struggling to tell whether agent activity in accounts reflects what customers actually asked for.
The update makes ChatGPT more useful inside the browser, with history access in the sidebar and support across Chrome and other Chromium browsers.
The always-on agents are arriving gradually, with access limited to certain paid plans and some regions.
Muse is already live in North America, while Dot is still limited to eligible Pro users in selected regions.
The updates give developers more ways to build software that can act, route decisions and run tasks in the cloud.
Lower token prices and updated safety claims from both companies change the cost and risk profile of running AI-heavy products.