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Google expands Gemini AI Overviews to Gmail and Drive, helping Workspace users summarize emails and retrieve insights faster across conversations.
Google is rolling out AI Inbox in Gmail, offering task-based email organization for premium AI Ultra subscribers.
OpenAI has launched plugin support for Codex, enabling integrations with tools like Slack, Notion, and Gmail as it builds an ecosystem for AI-driven workflows.
Google is expanding Personal Intelligence in the U.S., enabling Gemini and AI Search to deliver personalized answers by connecting data across apps like Gmail and Photos.
Google AI Mode now taps Gmail and Photos to provide tailored answers, helping users with personalized planning, shopping, and recommendations.
Google is rolling out Gemini-powered features in Gmail to help users summarize emails, generate replies, and prioritize messages. The updates aim to improve productivity as email volumes continue to rise.
Speechify has introduced voice typing and a conversational browser assistant to its Chrome extension, expanding beyond text-to-speech into speech-driven AI tools.
Google clarified it does not use Gmail messages or attachments to train AI models, countering viral claims that users must disable smart features to opt out.
Google is integrating its Gemini-powered Deep Research AI into NotebookLM, allowing users to conduct fast or deep research and generate reports with citations, all within their workflow.
OpenAI introduces ChatGPT Pulse, a proactive feature delivering daily updates and suggestions directly in the app, positioning it as a potential challenger to social media feeds.