🤖Steady as ever: the weekend is here, and so is our #digital_news:
😊 The long-awaited Telegram update is out. It adds a guest mode for AI bots, bot-to-bot communication, chat automation, AI styles, search across 100+ million emoji and stickers, and much more. You can see the full list of changes and improvements here
🤖 Telegram is releasing a milestone version of its bot interface, Bot API 10.0. It brings more than 10 new features and hundreds of improvements:
Summon AI bots in any chat by mentioning them.
Create autonomous bots that can interact with other bots.
Bot messages stream text gradually as it's generated.
Automate your chats by connecting a bot to your profile.
Create your own styles for the AI message editor.
Search across more than 100 million emoji and stickers in 36 languages.
Restrict voting by country or by channel subscription.
Poll statistics that track how votes for each option change over time.
Send scheduled messages silently.
Moderators can remove reactions in groups.
❤ Telegram has launched a new mini game, Emoji Stake. Users place a bet in TON and roll a die; Telegram determines the result and shows you the outcome after each round. The game is available to users at level 5 and above. Rolling a 5 pays 1.5x the bet, a 6 doubles it, and the maximum payout for a streak of 6 wins is 5x the bet
☝️Lazyweb has opened free access to its service, which gives an agent access to 257,000 screens of real apps from 25,000+ companies, plus six ready-made workflows for design research. It connects to Claude, Codex and Cursor, and it's completely free, with no subscription or sign-up.
💻Perplexity has released Personal Computer for all macOS users: a local AI agent that can work with files and apps on your device. The tool gives AI agents access to files, apps and the browser to complete tasks, and it can be controlled remotely from an iPhone.
Durov has really gone all out with updates this week. Which one do you find the most interesting?
