ChatGPT can now send iMessages for you; Japan’s labor ministry finds “over 80%” violations in transport inspections — plus eight more stories (BPJ News, Morning Brief)
As conversation turns into agents—and logistics, circularity, and cyber risk tighten at the same time—the competitive axis for print shifts toward “approval design before you print” and “delivery design after you print.”
OpenAI has opened a door in iMessage that goes beyond drafting: it can now handle “send.” Slack, meanwhile, is building dedicated, approval-gated channels to run AI—pushing conversation work closer to operations and audit.
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Translated from Japanese by AI. The Japanese original is authoritative.
Auto-send in a chat UI, approval design inside dev channels, Discover’s chat-style feed tuning, one-click “Preferred Sources” registration, a forms-printing association putting cybercrime front and center, “over 80%” violations found in transport labor inspections, and Valmet’s “Pulp, Energy and Circularity”—different entry points, same shop-floor question: how precise is your operating design?…
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