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always-on AI agents

Explore BIG CHANGE reporting on always-on AI agents: what changed, how it works and why it matters.

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Original story: analysis

Poppy draft maps how personal agents could access company accounts

Sierra's October 9 Poppy draft sets out proposed discovery, sign-in and session rules for personal agents working with companies. Its security controls and open gaps matter more than the expanded design-partner list.

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Original story: analysis

Google announces Gemini Agent for enterprise work

Google announced one Gemini work agent across Workspace, data and code, with governance and cost controls. Several advertised functions remain in early access.

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Original story: guide

Set up a Codex Cloud environment for a repository

Connect a GitHub repository, publish a reusable Codex Cloud environment and learn how isolated tasks continue across desktop, web and mobile. This documented guide explains access, network, credentials and cost; BIG CHANGE has not tested it.

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Original story: guide

How to set up an OpenAI Dot with clear boundaries

OpenAI’s new Dot can keep working through connected apps. This documented guide explains desktop setup, plugin access, Custom Rules, Activity View and Pause, plus what disconnecting an app leaves behind.

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Original story: analysis

Instinct’s AI agent can act through connected accounts

Instinct can use connected services to read information and act on a user’s behalf. A reporter’s useful results and costly mistake show why permissions, confirmation and deletion deserve separate scrutiny.

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