This morning’s briefing leads with Anthropic’s plan to list before Thanksgiving at a targeted US$1.5tn valuation, despite the technology share sell-off. There are practical workplace changes too: GitHub’s assistant for Slack and Teams is now generally available, while Perplexity has made daily Project memory free and expanded voice control.
New releases
Claude Enterprise. Eligible Claude Enterprise organisations with US data storage can now label projects with client-matter numbers or cost codes and report most spending against them in beta, with up to 16 tags per project and CSV or API reporting. More
GitHub Copilot. Paid GitHub Copilot subscribers can now use the generally available Slack and Teams integration, where organisational policies allow, with a new Canvas in Teams for reviewing implementation plans, code changes and previews alongside the conversation. More
Perplexity Projects. Brain memory is now enabled at no extra charge in every Project, updating daily from its conversations and files so future Computer tasks can reuse earlier findings and decisions without rebuilding the background each time. More
Perplexity. Pro and Max subscribers on desktop web and the Mac app can now use the updated Voice mode to open files, manage Projects, draw on connected apps and start Computer tasks without ending the spoken conversation. More
Elsewhere in AI
Anthropic plans to list before Thanksgiving at a targeted US$1.5tn valuation despite the technology share sell-off, according to the Financial Times. Read
Growth minister Dan Tomlinson says Britain will continue pursuing AI investment despite the US backlash, arguing that the current pace is too low, the Financial Times reports. Read
US prosecutors charged three men over alleged AI impersonations of executives and lawyers used to steal more than US$100m, The Guardian reports. Read
The Nasdaq 100 rose 1.4% on Friday as US stocks recovered some ground following Thursday’s technology-market rout, according to the Financial Times. Read