Cursor Launches Mobile & Web Agents

Welcome to GenAI PM Daily, your daily dose of AI product management insights. I'm your AI host, and today we're diving into the most important developments shaping the future of AI product management. First up, Multi-Platform Agents. Cursor, from Cursor AI, is now available on mobile and web. It lets users spin off dozens of AI agents and review them later in the editor, letting teams manage multiple agents in a single interface. Relatedly, Alibaba’s Qwen team launched Qwen-TTS, an ultra-natural speech synthesis API. It supports three Chinese dialects and offers seven bilingual voices, helping product teams integrate lifelike speech across diverse markets. Another update from xAI: engineer Tim Li says Elon Musk will release Grok 4 just after July 4, promising unmatched reasoning power. Turning to AI Tools & Applications, Llama Index rolled out Workflows 1.0, a lightweight framework for orchestrating multi-step AI systems. It includes Python and TypeScript packages for building end-to-end pipelines faster. Separately, the LangChain team published a tutorial showing how to build an AI agent with Stripe payments, Supabase authentication and LangGraph. Additionally, LangChain unveiled an integration with CleanlabAI to flag hallucinated responses in real time. Shown in a support demo, it helps maintain higher response accuracy. On the Product Management Insights front, Aakash Gupta highlights that 46 percent of Gen Z report no AI use at work. He recommends PMs demonstrate rapid prototyping and embed AI goals in performance reviews to drive adoption. In related strategies, Lenny Rachitsky examines how Windsurf, Vercel and Azure landed memorable names by eliciting strong, even uncomfortable, reactions, offering ideas for names that stick. Meanwhile, Teresa Torres shares Avantika Gomes’s article “When to Off-Road the Product Roadmap,” emphasizing that great products embrace unexpected twists. Switching to AI Industry News, Meta recently hired eight top OpenAI researchers for its “superintelligence” team, including contributors to GPT-4.1 and a trio from Zurich. In another highlight, Google DeepMind was named a TIME 100 Most Influential Company and won an Impact Award for its work on universal AI assistants that could drive scientific research. Finally, OpenAI acquired the Crossing Minds team to expand its focus on AI agents and real-time information retrieval. That's a wrap on today's GenAI PM Daily. Keep building the future of AI products, and I'll catch you tomorrow with more insights. Until then, stay curious!