DNB: a quarter of workers are in a profession where AI could speed up half of the tasks
De Nederlandsche Bank expects AI to change the work of many people in the Netherlands: 25 per cent work in a profession where AI could speed up at least half of the tasks. According to DNB, what this means for jobs and inflation is still uncertain. The bank calls for attention to training, affordable access to AI and smaller businesses that are falling behind.
What does this mean? For your own role, map out which tasks AI can already speed up, as that is where your work will shift first.
ChatGPT gets an account switcher for work and personal use
In ChatGPT you can keep two accounts signed in at the same time and switch between them without logging in again, on the web and in the apps for iPhone and Android. Conversations, memory and settings stay separate for each account. The feature is being rolled out gradually, and a paid subscription applies only to the account you subscribed with.
What does this mean? If you use ChatGPT for work, you can more easily keep client and business data in the work account and out of your personal memory.
Claude Code no longer builds copies of existing games
Anthropic has added a rule to Claude Code with Opus 5.5 that prevents the model from copying a specific existing game, even under a different name. Addy Osmani of the Claude Code team confirmed the change on X; Anthropic says the rule is meant to curb intellectual property infringement. Original games, games within a genre and games based on your own designs and images are still allowed, and you cannot switch the rule off.
What does this mean? If you are working on a remake, port or modernisation of an existing game, expect Claude Code to refuse, even if you hold the rights.
DeepSeek shows Super-Agent, an open-source coding agent that thinks along with you
The Harness team at DeepSeek announced Super-Agent on 31 October, a prototype of an open-source coding agent. The agent follows developers' group conversations, recognises coding problems and suggests solutions without you having to ask first. There is a guide on GitHub.
What does this mean? For development teams, this is an early prototype to keep an eye on; only allow an agent that reads along in group chats after checking where that data goes.
