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Work by voice spreads in AI era as AI dictation becomes a tech battleground
As AI changes how people work, speaking rather than typing is taking a bigger role, with tech startups increasingly using voice to interact with AI assistants. The Wall Street Journal reported engineers at Ramp use gaming headsets to speak to AI, while Gusto co-founder Edward Kim encourages staff to try dictation tools. Etiquette in shared offices is becoming more important. Competition is intensifying among AI dictation apps, and Google has added an AI dictation feature, Rambler, to Gboard.
AI & Enterprise
Samjjom Sam to link AI tax service to Kakao\'s ChatGPT for Kakao
Jarvis & Villains said on Monday it will launch Samjjom Sam Q, an AI-based tax question-and-answer service, and link it to Kakao Tools within Kakao\'s ChatGPT for Kakao. The service was trained using retrieval-augmented generation on more than 510,000 items, including tax laws, National Tax Service precedents and Q&A response data. It will also expand expert-verified content from an initial 10,000 items to tens of thousands.
AI & Enterprise
Is Claude Code killing Cursor?
Cursor, an AI coding startup founded in early 2022, has helped drive the AI coding boom and is widely used by large companies, Fortune reported. But social media chatter has raised questions about whether it can keep its edge as Anthropic’s Claude Code gains traction. Claude Code operates differently by autonomously writing code based on developer instructions. Cursor is developing its own model, Composer, to respond, while industry figures debate whether IDEs are fading.
