Poe just rolled out real-time group chats worldwide, letting up to 200 people collaborate in a single room with over 200 different AI models. Instead of sticking to one bot, teams and friends can pull in text, image, audio, and video models on the fly with seamless cross-device syncing. It basically turns AI from a solo chat into a multiplayer workspace.
ElevenLabs just rolled out Eleven v3 (alpha) across its API, bringing realistic multi-speaker dialogue and emotional control to developers. The model supports over 70 languages and can handle natural interruptions between unlimited speakers using audio tags. Partners like HeyGen, InVideo, and Poe have already integrated the update.
Poe just launched Poe Apps, letting users create and share interactive visual applications simply by describing them. Powered by Claude 3.7 Sonnet, the tool writes the UI and JavaScript while letting creators chain together models like GPT-4o and Flux. The apps are shareable on the web, with mobile support and creator monetization planned next.
Poe just introduced Previews, letting users see and interact with web applications built directly inside chat threads. The feature works alongside coding powerhouses like Claude 3.5 Sonnet, GPT-4o, and Gemini 1.5 Pro. Basically, you can now generate frontend projects and test the live widgets immediately without pasting code elsewhere.
Quora's Poe just rolled out multi-bot chat, letting users summon multiple AI models inside the same thread. You can simply @-mention bots like GPT-4, Claude 3, or Gemini to compare answers side-by-side or hand off tasks across them in a single workflow. It basically turns chaotic tab-switching into an organized relay team.
Quora's Poe platform just launched a monetization program that pays creators for building AI chatbots. Developers and prompt creators can earn up to $20 when their bot drives a new subscription, with per-message pricing arriving soon. The move turns Poe into an app store for conversational bots, though it is currently limited to U.S. creators.
Poe just added a search feature across iOS, web, and macOS to help users quickly discover custom chatbots, while teasing an upcoming enterprise package for corporate teams. Interested companies can now join a waitlist, marking Poe's push beyond individual subscriptions into workplace tooling.
Anthropic just made its next-gen AI assistant Claude available across chat and API. Designed to be helpful, honest, and harmless, it arrives in two versions: the flagship Claude and a faster, cheaper Claude Instant. Early partners like Notion and Quora highlight its steerability and natural conversational style.
Anthropic just began opening access to its text-generating AI models to select partners, kicking off commercialization with legal tech startup Robin AI. Robin is fine-tuning the model to help lawyers draft and negotiate contracts. The move signals that the safety-focused research lab is ready to monetize and take on OpenAI directly.
Quora just opened its AI chatbot platform Poe to the general public, dropping the previous invite-only requirement. The mobile app is currently exclusive to iOS users, though Quora plans to expand to other platforms within a few months. Why it matters: Quora is building Poe as a standalone product rather than just a feature tacked onto its Q&A site.
Quora just launched Poe, a standalone platform that lets users text back and forth with multiple AI chatbots, including ChatGPT, in one unified interface. Instead of training its own models from scratch, Quora is pitching itself as the go-to consumer front-end for AI exploration. The app also plans to allow third-party developers to plug in their own bots soon. For now, it is invite-only and iOS-exclusive.
