Perplexity has introduced Computer for Enterprise as a major upgrade to its Enterprise offering. The product pushes Perplexity beyond answer generation into long-running workflows across websites and internal web apps, while adding audit, identity, and data-governance controls.
Mechanistry has shipped Timberborn 1.0 on March 12, 2026, turning its beaver city-builder into a full release built around factions, toxic seasons, 3D water physics, automation, bots, and official mod support.
OpenAI says Codex Automations are generally available and now expose controls for model choice, reasoning level, branch strategy, and reusable templates. The update pushes Codex from ad hoc sessions toward repeatable background workflows for software teams.
Axe argues that agent software should look more like pipes, TOML configs, and short-lived commands than like one giant chatbot runtime, an idea that resonated with Hacker News readers building automation around local and cloud models.
Cursor introduced Automations, describing always-on agents that can continuously monitor and improve a codebase based on user-defined triggers and instructions. The launch points to a shift from reactive assistants to persistent engineering automation.
NVIDIA announced an open Nemotron-based 30B Large Telco Model and new agentic blueprints on March 1, 2026. The release, tied to GSMA Open Telco AI, is aimed at moving telecom AI from pilots into production network operations.
Google is introducing Gemini task automation in early preview on select Pixel 10 and Galaxy S26 devices. The assistant can prepare multi-step app actions like ride-hailing and food orders while users keep final submission control.