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OpenAI just announced in a blog post that you can now connect ChatGPT with even more apps. In fact, OpenAI has also opened things up for developers to submit their own apps for review, which can then be published in ChatGPT’s app library. You’ll be able to access the ChatGPT app store via the Apps button in the sidebar of ChatGPT. The apps in the store are divided into Featured, Lifestyle, and Productivity categories. Once you’ve linked an app to the chatbot, you’ll be able to use it by typing @appname in your ChatGPT conversations, and the app in question will then be able to help you with things like booking reservations and ordering food. Joel Lee / Foundry Developers can also now link ChatGPT apps to their own external websites or apps to fulfill purchases of physical goods. OpenAI is working on adding support for the purchases of digital products, too. Further reading: OpenAI turns off ads in ChatGPT as AI falls short Read...

SimSpace launches expanded cyber range to drill whole teams and AI models against adaptive, production-like cyber attacks at scale. Read...

Mozilla recently confirmed that it’s shifting gears and bringing AI features to its Firefox browser. However, according to the newly appointed CEO Anthony Enzor-DeMeo, the AI features will always be optional and possible to switch off completely. “AI should always be a choice—something people can easily turn off. People should know why a feature works the way it does and what value they get from it,” Enzor-DeMeo wrote in a blog post. The goal here is to combine new AI features with Mozilla’s long-standing focus on privacy, in a bid to strengthen Firefox’s position in a market where browsers like Perplexity Comet, Opera, and OpenAI’s ChatGPT Atlas are profiling themselves around built-in AI. While Mozilla’s sudden embracing of AI is disappointing for many Firefox fans, it’s perhaps unsurprising given the company’s recent struggles. Firefox’s worldwide browser market share has stagnated between 2% and 2.5% over the last year, with a small but noticeable downward trend in recent months. In 2024, Mozilla laid off 30 percent of its staff. Read...