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Today’s Menu

Appetizer: Amazon launches AI agent marketplace 🤖

Entrée: Ohio town uses AI to sort recyclables ♻️

Dessert: Meta acquires AI voice startup 🗣️

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AMAZON LAUNCHES AI AGENT MARKETPLACE 🤖

What happened: Amazon has launched an AI agent marketplace, with support from Anthropic as a key partner.

How does it work? The marketplace lets businesses browse, install, and buy AI agents—automated tools powered by large language models that can carry out tasks like scheduling, responding to emails, or managing workflows. Startups can now list their own agents directly on AWS, giving them exposure to a massive customer base. Anthropic, already backed by Amazon, offers its in-house agents and tools for developers to create custom agents using its API. The platform simplifies distribution and makes it easier for companies to find agents that fit their needs—all in one place.

Why is this important? The launch signals a shift toward more accessible, plug-and-play AI. For startups, it’s a new way to monetize their tech. For businesses, it streamlines adoption. And for AWS, it’s a strategic step to compete with marketplaces from Google, Microsoft, and others.

OHIO TOWN USES AI TO SORT RECYCLABLES ♻️

What’s up? Centerville, a small town in Ohio, has started testing AI in its recycling trucks to identify items that don’t belong in recycling bins.

How does it work? As trucks collect recyclables, onboard AI systems scan the contents of each bin and flag materials that violate local recycling rules. When contamination is detected, residents receive a personalized postcard detailing which items were incorrectly recycled and offering tips for improvement. The pilot program, which began last week, is fully funded by a $74,945 grant from the Montgomery County Solid Waste District. City officials say the system has already begun collecting baseline data and staff have undergone software training.

Why should you care? This initiative matters because recycling contamination drives up processing costs and reduces efficiency. By using AI to pinpoint problem areas, Centerville aims to educate residents and create a cleaner, more cost-effective recycling stream. If successful, the city may expand the program and serve as a model for other communities looking to improve sustainability efforts.

META ACQUIRES AI VOICE STARTUP 🗣️

What happened? Meta has officially purchased PlayAI, a company known for its advanced voice cloning technology.

Want the details? PlayAI’s technology can clone a user’s voice and create realistic, human-like voices for use in apps, websites, and wearable devices. Meta sees this as a strong fit for projects like Meta AI, AI-powered characters for social media, and its future wearable products.

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