What changed in AI tools: week 43, 2026

19–25 Oct 2026 · 5 updates from 5 tools · 5 verified price or limit changes. Pricing and limits first.

Pricing 1

  1. PricingNotion AI
    Notion Business and Enterprise seats now include 1,500 Standard and 500 Select AI credits (opens in new tab)

    Notion's new AI credit system gives each Business and Enterprise seat 1,500 Standard credits per month (Notion picks the model) and 500 Select credits per month (you pick the model or run Custom Agents), so Custom Agents no longer need purchased credits to start; it is live for new customers and existing customers move over on November 2.

Model 2

  1. ElevenLabs launches Eleven Realtime speech-to-speech models for voice agents (opens in new tab)

    Eleven Realtime v1 Mini (natural conversations at low cost) and v1 Max (complex, tool-heavy tasks) are complete speech-to-speech voice-agent models supporting more than 90 languages, available in ElevenAgents and an OpenAI-compatible Realtime API.

    Source: elevenlabs.io
  2. Copilot retires GPT-5.5, GPT-5.4, GPT-5 mini and three more models (opens in new tab)

    As of October 19, GitHub Copilot deprecated Gemini 3.7 Flash, GPT-5.5, GPT-5.4, GPT-5.4 mini, GPT-5 mini and Grok 4.5 across Chat, inline edits, ask and agent modes and code completions, pointing users to Gemini 3.8 Flash, GPT-6.1 Sol, GPT-6 Luna and Grok 4.7.

    Source: github.blog

Feature 1

  1. FeatureQodo
    Qodo 3.1 auto-disables ignored review rules; analytics dashboard goes GA (opens in new tab)

    Qodo v3.1 automatically turns off rules that teams consistently ignore, and its analytics dashboard showing what Qodo caught and what teams acted on is now generally available.

    Source: qodo.ai

Other 1

  1. OtherCursor
    Cursor status updates move to status.x.ai on October 26 (opens in new tab)

    Starting October 26, Cursor publishes status updates on status.x.ai; email subscriptions move over automatically, while SMS, Microsoft Teams and webhook notifications from status.cursor.com stop that day.

    Source: status.cursor.com

Verified price & limit changes

  1. benefit added
    Notion Business seats now include 1,500 Standard and 500 Select AI credits a month

    Notion's pricing page now lists '1,500 Standard credits / month' and '500 Select credits / month' per seat on the $20 Business plan (Enterprise too) and drops the Custom Agents line 'Free to try, then $10 per 1,000 monthly Notion credits'; Notion says the new credit system is live for new customers and existing customers move over on November 2.

  2. limit cut
    Wispr Flow's free iPhone limit drops to 550 words a week; Android stays at 1,000

    Wispr's plans help page now lists the free plan's weekly mobile limits as '550-word allowance; 750-word maximum' on iOS and '1,000-word allowance; 1,500-word maximum' on Android, where it previously listed a 1,000-word allowance and 1,500-word maximum shared across mobile; desktop stays at 2,000/5,000 words.

  3. billing model
    Microsoft 365 Copilot Business adds usage-based billing for advanced AI

    Microsoft's Copilot business pricing page now says 'Everyday AI is included in your license. Advanced AI—work you hand off—is billed as you use it,' with 'Usage-based billing for select advanced AI features' such as Cowork and Autopilot; the Copilot Business add-on still starts from $18.00 (originally $21.00).

  4. benefit removed
    Runway Max no longer lists unlimited Wan 3.0 generations

    Runway's pricing page dropped 'Unlimited Wan 3.0 & Wan 3.0 Prime' from the $95/month ($76 billed yearly) Max plan, along with the Tool Mode unlimited offer that ran until October 18; the 9,500 monthly credits are unchanged.

  5. limit change
    Wispr Flow stops publishing the free mobile word limit; iPhone and Android now differ

    Wispr's plans help page replaced the free plan's shared 1,000-word allowance and 1,500-word weekly maximum on iOS and Android with 'limited weekly dictation' from one pooled mobile allowance that depends on platform; the desktop 2,000/5,000-word limits are unchanged.