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ChatGPT is adding verified 'Business Agents' to help you shop more effectively 🛒

Welcome to another edition of Horizon AI,
In today’s issue, we take a look at Gemini’s new Memory Summary feature, which lets you “view, edit, and delete what Gemini Apps understands about you” to help ensure the AI’s responses are accurate and relevant.
Let’s jump into it!
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Here's what's new today in the Horizon AI
OpenAI Introduces Verified Business Agents for Shopping and Customer Support
Anthropic Expands Claude With Whiteboards, Spreadsheets, and Data Tools
AI Tutorial: Review and Edit What Google Gemini Knows About You
AI Tools to check out
AI Findings/Resources
The Latest in AI and Tech 💡
AI News
OPENAI
OpenAI Introduces Verified Business Agents for Shopping and Customer Support

OpenAI is bringing verified Business Agents to ChatGPT, allowing companies to create AI representatives that answer questions about their products and services.
Details:
Users will be able to interact with a Business Agent when a participating company appears in a ChatGPT response. They can ask about its offerings and ask follow-up questions, including comparisons between different products.
Businesses can customize their agents by providing specific instructions and company information, which helps the agents respond with relevant details about their products and services.
Conversations with Business Agents will be clearly labeled and kept separate from users’ main ChatGPT conversations.
Companies can claim their organization and complete verification through a new feature called Business Hub, helping users identify agents that genuinely represent a business.
Business Hub will also provide companies with insights into how they appear in ChatGPT, including brand mentions and popular discovery topics that lead users to their business.
The feature is launching in beta for “eligible” e-commerce and online service businesses in the US.
TOGETHER WITH ROKU
It's time to set up your holiday streaming campaign
Are you ready to reach holiday shoppers on CTV? For many streamers, the season is already underway.
Last year, according to Roku internal data, holiday content searches on Roku saw an 86% increase during October. And in November, those searches rise an average of 39% weekly. This surging holiday spirit is mirrored by consumer activity, as about half of Roku streamers shopped Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals in 2025.
Meeting those shoppers is easier than you might think. Begin with the seasonal outcome you hope to drive: awareness, online sales, leads, store visits, or another measurable goal. From there, define your audience, upload your creative, set the budget and campaign dates, and establish measurement before launching. You can even create a shoppable ad unit that lets streamers buy with a click of their remote.
Our holiday playbook offers a month-by-month guide to reaching shoppers during this all-important time of year.
First-time spenders get a $5,000 match on the first $5,000 spent with code BEEHIIV5K. Terms apply.
ANTHROPIC
Anthropic Expands Claude With Whiteboards, Spreadsheets, and Data Tools

Anthropic is adding a new set of workplace tools to Claude, expanding its role beyond an AI assistant and bringing it closer to productivity platforms like Microsoft Office and Google Workspace.
Details:
Claude Whiteboards lets users describe a plan or idea and have Claude lay it out on a digital whiteboard that teammates can edit and collaborate on.
Claude Sheets creates editable spreadsheets from natural language requests. Users can ask Claude to build things like budgets, trackers, and other documents for their teams.
Claude Data is a renamed version of Anthropic’s existing Dashboards feature. It allows users to ask questions about company data and turn the results into dashboards, narrated videos, data stories, and more.
Anthropic says the tools share context across workflows, allowing information from a whiteboard to carry over into a spreadsheet or dashboard without users having to explain everything again.
All three tools are now available to users on paid Claude plans.
Anthropic also announced Claude Meetings, an upcoming feature that will let users add Claude to calls “to take notes and update the documents your team is working on during the conversation.”
AI Tutorial
Review and Edit What Google Gemini Knows About You

Go to gemini.google.com.
At the bottom left, click Settings.
Click Personal Intelligence > Memory summary. (You can also view your memory summary with the prompt “What do you know about me?”)
This will load a list with categories like The Essentials (“snapshot of your core background, location, and key relationships”), Career & Professional Projects, Travel & Daily Gear, Media & Entertainment, and Fitness & Lifestyle. Each has several bullet points with specific details.
To add or remove specific information, use the text field at the bottom labeled “Add or remove details.” For example:
To add info: “Add to my memory that I’m allergic to peanuts,” or “Remember that I prefer short, simple answers.”
To remove info: “Forget my old home address,” or “Delete what you know about my job.”
Google says “Gemini may ask follow-up questions if your request is ambiguous to ensure your summary remains accurate.”
To make broader changes, select the pencil icon in the top-right corner and edit your summary.
To see when information was added or modified, open the three-dot menu and select “Memory history.”
Note: This feature is currently only available in the Gemini mobile app and the Gemini web app, and it requires features such as Keep Activity and Memory to be enabled. It is not available in the EEA, Nigeria, Switzerland, or the United Kingdom.
AI Tools to check out
✨ Gamma: Design stunning presentations, websites, and more with an all-in-one AI-powered design partner.
🎬 Dreamina Marketing Studio: Discover AI-powered tools for creating product visuals, promotional videos, and advertising content.
📱 Typeling: An AI translation keyboard built for messages that need the right words and the right relationship (iPhone only).
🎛️ Ayven: AI control centre to delegate work to people and AI agents.
AI Findings/Resources
🚀 How to become an AI engineer in 6 months (resources)
👀 A man claims he spent over 400B tokens testing Fable 5.2, and he’s sharing the wildest things he made with it in this thread
🔬 During pre-release testing, Claude Fable 5.2 and Claude Mythos 5.2 worked on ambitious projects in many different fields, and Anthropic is sharing a few of them in this post
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The company is rolling out Gmail’s “Help me write” feature to Workspace users aged 18 and older, making AI-assisted email drafting available on work accounts. The update also expands access to AI conversation summaries, which provide an overview of key points and replies within email threads.
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