Product Strategist & Workflow Automation Lead
Mira Chen is a product designer and workflow automation architect dedicated to bridging the gap between frontier AI capabilities and everyday software workflows. With eight years of experience leading human-computer interaction (HCI) initiatives and generative tooling at product studios and creative agencies, Mira explores how intelligent agents, event-driven pipelines, and intuitive interfaces can remove friction from modern knowledge work. At The Indox AI, she writes in-depth evaluations of autonomous workflows, no-code/low-code agent orchestration, and practical productivity systems for high-output engineering and design teams.
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Released alongside Dots at DevDay 2026, GPT-6.1 Sol brings near-Astra coding and workflow automation performance at one-fifth the token cost. Here is the full breakdown of benchmarks, pricing, and whether you should switch today.
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With the US now driving over 50% of its revenue, lock-screen giant Glance is making a bold strategic pivot into agentic commerce—projecting that AI agents will soon handle the majority of online purchases.
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Meta has officially launched Muse, an autonomous personal AI agent capable of booking reservations, ordering groceries, and managing business tools. How does it compare to ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini?
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Google Research has unveiled an AI-powered Generative UI system that allows educators to build custom, interactive STEM simulations from natural language lesson prompts. Here is how it works, what the public pilot includes, and why teacher review remains essential.
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Making a single good AI video clip is getting easier, but keeping the same face, clothes, and room layout consistent across several scenes remains difficult. An inside look at Google Research's new AI Video Co-Director and CANVAS frameworks, and why visual continuity is a record-keeping problem.
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A curated, opinionated review of the writing tools that respect the craft in 2026. From Lex and Claude to minimalist editors, here is how serious writers sharpen their voice.
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