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Last checked Nov 13, 2026Amplitude describes Wave as a computer tool that suggests what to build next. It can also help make software changes by using tools that write code. Then it checks what changed after the update, to see if it helped.
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Amplitude describes Wave as a computer tool that suggests what to build next. It can also help make software changes by using tools that write code. Then it checks what changed after the update, to see if it helped.
This is an interview-style update, not a product release. It signals that some law firms are actively exploring how AI could change everyday legal tasks and how legal services are delivered.
ChatGPT Wallet is a way for ChatGPT’s built-in helper to pay for something during a task. You still have to approve the purchase. OpenAI says it uses the protections you already get with a payment card.
OpenAI says it will fund research on how AI affects children’s safety. It also says the project will build common tools to check where AI could harm or help young people.
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OpenAI says ChatGPT Wallet lets AI that carries out several steps complete purchases in ChatGPT Work, Codex, and dots, with user approval and card protections.
Read Full Brief →OpenAI published a conversation with Sam Nickless, Partner and CEO at Gilbert + Tobin, about rethinking how legal work is done using AI.
Read Full Brief →New OpenAI and Upwork research reports changing demand for freelance work, new skill mixes, and bigger budgets and longer timelines for AI-related projects.
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