“AI is a once in a lifetime technology.”

— Sundar Pichai, Google CEO

Welcome to another edition of the Be10x AI Pulse,

The AI race is entering a new phase. Meta is testing whether users will pay for its most advanced AI model, Google is transforming Gemini into an agent that can take on real work, and Anthropic is teaming up with HCLTech to bring Claude into businesses worldwide. The focus is shifting from what AI can say to what it can actually do.

Let’s jump right in!

Meta has introduced Muse Wonder, a new AI model designed to power smarter personal and professional assistants that can handle real-world tasks without getting stuck when problems arise. The model aims to help AI agents find alternative solutions when faced with setbacks, while offering stronger safeguards against cyber misuse.

Access to Muse Wonder through the Muse app requires a $20 or $100 monthly subscription, marking another step in Meta’s effort to generate revenue from AI beyond advertising. A more powerful version, Muse Wonder Full, will be available to developers through Meta’s Muse Code service.

Google is bringing Gemini into the agentic AI era with a new unified agent that can handle entire tasks instead of simply answering questions. Users can give it objectives, and it can plan the work, use tools, write code, schedule meetings, and connect to company systems to get things done with less manual effort.

The agent can work across platforms such as Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack, Jira, and Git, while connecting to internal databases and other business tools. Users can track its progress through a dedicated task inbox, and the agent maintains an audit trail of the actions it takes. It can also use third-party AI models, including Anthropic’s Claude, giving businesses more flexibility.

HCLTech and Anthropic have signed a global partnership to bring Claude AI into enterprise operations, focusing on cybersecurity, automation, and software development. HCLTech will integrate Claude and Claude Code into its AIForce platform and software products, including HCL BigFix and HCL AppScan, helping businesses automate workflows and improve IT operations.

The partnership will focus on secure AI adoption through safety controls and human oversight, while expanding Anthropic’s reach across global enterprises.

Runway is an AI-powered video creation platform that turns text prompts and images into cinematic video clips. It also offers tools for editing footage, controlling motion, and creating visual effects, making it useful for filmmakers, advertisers, and content creators who want to produce professional-looking visuals with AI.

Suno lets you create complete songs using simple text prompts, including vocals, lyrics, instrumentals, and different musical styles. You can describe a mood or genre and generate a track without needing to sing, play an instrument, or have professional music-production skills.