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"There are decades when nothing happens, and there are weeks when decades happen." That might be a slight exaggeration, but it’s been a whirlwind week for tech launches. Fall is almost always bustling with new products, updates, events, and more, and this year has proven no different.

Here’s a quick roundup of things that you might have missed this week:

Meta announces new smart glasses and AI chatbots: Meta hosted its first in-person event since the onset of the pandemic, and they went all out. The company unveiled new, personalized AI chatbots featuring some familiar faces. Alongside this, the company expanded its partnership with Ray-Ban, introducing the new Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses.

ChatGPT evolves: It seems the ChatGPT team took inspiration from Pokémon, as they announced a significant evolution for the chatbot. ChatGPT can now see, hear, and speak to users, analyze images, and potentially challenge Siri as a voice assistant. That's not all. Just yesterday, the team announced that the bot can now access the Internet; it's no longer limited to 2021 data.

Spotify vs AUX cables: Spotify announced its latest update emphasizing its social features: Jam. Jam allows groups of up to 32 to join a shared listening room and queue up their favorite songs — ideal for road trips and parties

All that in one week, and we haven't even delved into Techtober yet. What's been the highlight for you this week?

• Remember Clippy? He’s back and this time, he’s on Mac and he’s less annoying.
• FL0, a tool to deploy backend applications and databases in minutes, is launching on Product Hunt soon. Follow them here to get notified. *
• Flamme 2.0 helps couples build their relationship with questions, quizzes, and dates.

*This is a paid placement

• Bluedot is an AI extension to record and transcribe Google Meet calls. 
• Mirage uses AI to help you find or create the perfect asset for your project.
• Vispunk Motion lets you generate entire videos with a prompt.