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Infostealers Are Draining Claude Accounts, Anthropic Warns
Anthropic warned Claude users that infostealer malware is stealing sessions and spending usage. With no itemized usage, theft could go unnoticed for months.
GPT-Image-2.5 Flare and Sunburst: GPT-Image-2 Rates, No Batch API
OpenAI launched ChatGPT Images 2.5 on September 8, 2026 with two API models, GPT-Image-2.5 Flare and Sunburst, listed at GPT-Image-2's standard token rates.
Product Launches
Meta Muse Is Live at $20 and $100 a Month, and It Wants Your Inbox
Meta Muse launched in the US: free tier, Power at $20/month, Maximum at $100/month. Its security claims are Meta's own, with no published independent audit.
Agents
GPT-Live-1 Is in the API at $0.05 a Minute, but That Buys Only the Voice Layer
OpenAI made GPT-Live-1, its full-duplex voice model, generally available in the API on 10 September at $0.05 per minute for the voice session, with telephony support. The reasoning runs on a backend model you pick and pay for separately, and OpenAI publishes no all-in per-minute cost. GPT-Live-1 stays conditional: the no-API caveat is gone, and cost is the new one.
Models
The week, in one issue
What changed and how it changes our recommendations — including what we filtered out.
The Default Is the Hole: LiteLLM's Example Key, GitSpawn's Git Config and GPT-Live-1's Voice-Only $0.05
What you inherit by default was this week's risk: 294 of the 3,074 public LiteLLM gateways Wiz scanned still accepted the docs' example master key, and a received repo's own .git/config can make unpatched coding agents run attacker commands outside their sandbox. The prices had the same gap, because GPT-Live-1's $0.05 a minute covers only the voice session and the Agents API's missing platform fee still leaves you paying for every token and tool.
From the blog
The reasoning behind the verdicts, long-form.
Typeform Alternatives That Are Not Just Cheaper Typeforms
Eight Typeform alternatives sorted by the reason you are leaving, not by vendor preference. Verified pricing, standing verdicts, and the response cap that sends most people looking.
Sep 7, 2026
AI Intake Software Compared: What the Term Means and What to Buy
Search AI intake software and you get two unrelated markets in one result page. Here is the split, the four things AI can actually do to intake, and verified pricing on the tools that do it.
Sep 7, 2026
Best Conversational Form Builders in 2026: 9 Tools With Verdicts
Nine conversational form builders, each carrying a standing verdict from our directory. Verified pricing, the three products hiding behind one label, and which one wins each job.
Sep 7, 2026
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Gnosari is a conversational data collection platform: it replaces forms with conversations. Feedback, details, contacts, anything you need to gather, you say what you want to collect and the agent drives the conversation.
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ConvOps
ConvOps is the workflow engine for autonomous AI systems: describe a process once from the AI client you already use, and your agents run it as a governed workflow, step by step, run after run.
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NeoReader
NeoReader is a web-to-markdown API with discovery built in: point it at a URL or a whole site and get back clean, LLM-ready markdown, tuned end to end for high-throughput ingestion.
"We built it because feeding raw web pages to a model wastes tokens and drags in boilerplate."
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