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AI News: The AI Agent Race Just Exploded

MAMatt Wolfe14 Aug 202621 tools mentionedWatch on YouTube

Matt Wolfe showed 21 AI tools in this video on . 10 are verified available in the EU. Each row below jumps to the exact second. Part of week 2026-33.

Tools shown in this video, with timestamps

Timeline · 21 moments
0:0034:04
  1. Tencent Hunyuan research that generates an entire 3D world from a prompt, with every element an editable separate asset. It uses GPT Image 2, SAM 3 segmentation and Hunyuan 2D-to-3D conversion; not yet available, GitHub is empty.

  2. GRGrokbotxAIUnverified

    xAI's desktop and mobile agent app where you create named agents, each with its own cloud computer. It has plugins, a teach-a-task recording feature and scheduled routines. Matt demoed research, email triage and chief of staff bots.

    Live demo
  3. Video model now available on Artlist. It generates up to 30-second videos in one go and accepts up to 50 reference images for consistency. This was the sponsored segment.

  4. Anthropic is embedding imperceptible machine-readable watermarks in text generated by Claude across its products. Detection is not conclusive, and Matt expects workarounds and stripping tools.

  5. SUSunoSunoAvailable in EU

    Suno will add audio watermarking and fingerprinting and a download cap from September 3rd. The cap is 20 songs per month on Pro and 60 on the more expensive plan. Matt has mixed feelings but says Suno is still the best music generator.

  6. Spotify will add an AI persona badge to artist profiles from mid-September and let artists self-disclose. AI personas will be excluded from editorial and algorithmic recommendations. Matt supports the idea.

  7. G4Grok 4.6xAIAvailable in EU

    Near the top on DeepSWE and leads GDPval and Harvey Lab. It costs $2 per million input and $6 per million output tokens. On Matt's BusyBench it ranked 43rd, below Grok 4.5. Grok 4.7 is expected in 3-4 weeks.

    Live demo
  8. G3Gemini 3.7 FlashGoogleAvailable in EU

    Cheap, fast Flash model priced at 75 cents per million input and $3.75 per million output tokens. It scored 65.3% on DeepSWE and led Matt's BusyBench leaderboard.

    Live demo
  9. MGMuse GlimmerMetaAvailable in EU

    Meta's small open-weight agentic model for local use. It beats similar-size models such as Gemma 4 31B and Qwen 3.6 27B on many benchmarks. Full precision needs about 55 GB, and a quantized version is available. Its BusyBench output was poor.

    Live demo
  10. NVIDIA's 30B-parameter open-weight model for long-running agents, in the same class as Glimmer. It did poorly on BusyBench SVG generation, but cheaply and quickly.

    Live demo
  11. Generally available release following the preview. It scored 62.7 on the benchmark shown, ahead of GLM 5.2 and Opus 4.8 but behind Fable, Kimi K3 and GPT 5.6 Sol. On BusyBench it cost about 8 cents and took 3.5 minutes.

    Live demo
  12. Microsoft's new coding model. Few benchmarks or details were released, and it isn't on OpenRouter, so Matt couldn't test it.

  13. GSGPT-5.6 SolOpenAILimited in EU

    Ultra-fast mode of GPT-5.6 Sol running on Cerebras hardware at about 750 output tokens per second. It is limited to trusted testers. Matt saw only a side-by-side demo, and he calls GPT-5.6 Sol his favorite coding model.

  14. The ChatGPT desktop app, which includes ChatGPT, ChatGPT Work and Codex, is now available on Linux.

  15. From August 14th, new Claude Code sessions on Pro, Max and Team plans default to auto mode. Most steps are auto-approved unless Claude judges them potentially harmful.

  16. The Claude Chrome extension now uses Claude Cowork and can take more control. In the example it screenshots all open tabs and then generates a report in the Claude app.

  17. Claude Code sessions can now message each other. One session sends a summary and the other picks it up mid-task, so you don't have to re-explain context.

  18. L2LTX 2.5LightricksAvailable in EU

    Open-weight video model that makes a 10-second clip from an image in about 6.8 seconds on NVIDIA superchips. It runs locally on RTX GPUs.

  19. WAWan3.0AlibabaUnverified

    Alibaba's video model that generates decent-looking clips up to 30 seconds long.

  20. Microsoft's image model, ranked number two on the text-to-image Arena leaderboard behind GPT Image 2. The ranking comes from blind voting.

  21. A DeepMind model that reads sign language from video and transcribes it as captions. Matt saw it in demo videos on the website.

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