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OpenAI has introduced the Economic Research Exchange to explore how AI affects jobs, productivity, and the economy. Researchers can now apply to participate in selected projects.
OpenAI is reportedly developing a 'super app' that could replace multiple specialized apps. This could change how we use AI in our daily lives, making it more integrated and seamless.
At its developer conference, Nvidia's Jensen Huang described a completely new way of using laptops, powered by AI that anticipates your needs and adapts to your workflow. This could make computers feel more like intuitive personal assistants than traditional tools.
OpenAI's Codex is evolving beyond coding to help with research, data analysis, and content creation. It's making complex tasks easier for everyday users, not just programmers.
OpenAI released six specialized plug-ins for its Codex app, each targeting a specific white‑collar role: data analytics, creative production, sales, product design, equity investing, and investment banking. The tools bundle integrations, instructions, and context so Codex can approximate human‑level job performance.
Microsoft has launched Scout, an AI assistant built on OpenClaw and integrated into Microsoft 365 apps. It helps businesses assign virtual assistants to employees for tasks like organizing calendars, drafting emails, and expense reporting.
OpenAI has introduced new Codex plugins designed to enhance productivity across various professions. These tools integrate AI capabilities directly into workflows for analysts, marketers, designers, and more.
Google's Gemini AI played a crucial role in organizing and producing Google I/O 2026. This shows how advanced AI can streamline large-scale event planning and execution.
Google's new Gemini Spark AI agent can handle complex tasks, but it comes with a high price and potential privacy concerns. The Verge tested it and found it impressive but not necessarily worth the cost.
Google's new Gemini Spark AI assistant can automate everyday tasks like summarizing emails and planning local events. It's unclear why Google made it a separate product, but it's surprisingly useful.
Endava uses OpenAI's Codex to transform how it builds software, cutting requirements analysis from weeks to hours. This shift helps teams focus more on innovation and less on manual tasks.
Scott Wu, CEO of Cognition, emphasizes that AI coding agents like Devin are meant to assist developers, not replace them. This perspective highlights the importance of human creativity in programming.
Phoenix Code is a new desktop editor where AI can see and interact with your entire page. This could revolutionize how we write and edit code, making it faster and more intuitive.
Microsoft has updated its AI assistant, making it twice as fast and easier to use. The redesign includes cleaner responses and a more intuitive interface across all devices.
Asana has acquired Stack AI, a no-code agent-builder platform, to enhance its AI-driven workflow tools. This move aims to make automation more accessible to non-technical users.
Researchers created JobBench, a new way to test AI assistants on tasks that actually help people. It focuses on real-world work needs instead of just replacing jobs. This could lead to AI tools that empower workers rather than replace them.
ClickUp is laying off hundreds of workers and replacing them with AI agents. This shift highlights how AI is transforming traditional jobs and workplaces.
Virgin Atlantic used OpenAI's Codex to speed up their mobile app development, meeting a tight holiday deadline with no critical defects. This shows how AI can help teams work faster and more efficiently.
Google is introducing voice commands in Gmail, Docs, and Keep, along with a new design tool called Google Pics. These updates aim to make everyday tasks faster and more intuitive. The AI Inbox is also getting smarter, helping you prioritize your emails more effectively.
Google unveiled new AI features designed to make technology more helpful in daily life. These updates focus on accessibility, productivity, and personalized assistance.
Google's I/O 2026 event introduced several groundbreaking AI technologies, including Gemini Omni, a versatile AI model, and Google Antigravity, a new productivity tool. These innovations aim to make AI more accessible and integrated into daily life.
Google unveiled Gemini Agents at I/O 2026, turning its AI models into proactive assistants. These agents can now manage multi-step tasks like planning trips or editing documents without constant input. The update is rolling out across Google Workspace and Android apps.
Figma has introduced an AI assistant that lets users create and edit designs using simple text commands. This could make design work faster and more accessible for non-experts.
Engineers using AI tools report higher stress and burnout. The pressure to keep up with AI-driven productivity expectations is taking a toll.