OpenAI has introduced new tools for developers and businesses to create AI agents that can perform tasks autonomously. The Responses API merges features from the Chat Completions and Assistants APIs, providing built-in tools for web and file searches. The Agents SDK facilitates multi-agent workflows. These tools aim to simplify the development of effective AI agents, boosting productivity across industries as OpenAI enhances its model capabilities.
Gemini is now available in the side panel of Google Slides in seven new languages: French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Spanish. Users can generate images and receive help with summarizing and brainstorming without switching apps. However, image generation of people is not supported in these languages. Admins can manage access to AI features, and users must set their Google account language accordingly.
Google has launched the Salesforce extension for Gemini in Google Workspace, allowing users to access Salesforce information and create leads directly from Gmail. Announced on March 3, 2025, it enables users to create leads and contacts, view account details, research companies, and generate sales briefs within Gmail. The extension is available in English for specific Google Workspace subscriptions and requires admin installation. A Salesforce account is necessary to use the features.
A federal judge has allowed an AI copyright lawsuit against Meta to proceed while dismissing part of it. Authors Richard Kadrey and Sarah Silverman allege that Meta used their books to train Llama AI models and removed copyright information to hide infringement. Meta claims its training is fair use. The judge found sufficient grounds for the authors' claims but dismissed their California CDAFA claims, highlighting Meta's copyright practices amid ongoing litigation.
Markifact is a no-code marketing automation platform that lets users create AI-driven workflows for automating marketing tasks. Users can trigger workflows, connect apps, and track performance through a visual interface. The platform offers pre-built templates, integrates with various marketing tools, and supports team collaboration.
Google is testing AI Mode with Gemini 2.0 AI Overviews, enhancing search for complex queries like coding and advanced math. AI Overviews are now available to teens without sign-in, providing faster, higher-quality responses. The new AI Mode lets users ask nuanced questions and get detailed AI-powered answers with follow-ups. Testing is expanding based on feedback, aiming to improve response quality and introduce new features.
Google has enhanced Gemini in BigQuery with a new Python code completion feature that offers contextually relevant suggestions. This aids users in writing Python code more efficiently within BigQuery notebooks. To access it, users navigate to BigQuery Studio, select Python notebook, and type code to receive inline suggestions. Users can also customize their experience by managing Gemini features in the BigQuery toolbar, highlighting Google's focus on improving productivity.
OpenAI has launched GPT-4.5, code-named Orion, its largest AI model yet, trained with more computing power and data than previous versions. Available to ChatGPT Pro subscribers and developers on paid API tiers, GPT-4.5 enhances pattern recognition and user intent understanding while aiming to reduce hallucinations. It uses unsupervised learning techniques and includes improved safety measures, but currently lacks multimodal capabilities.
Perplexity is launching a new web browser named Comet, which aims to reinvent browsing alongside its AI search engine. A sign-up list has been created, but details on features and release date are unclear. Comet will enter a competitive market with established players like Chrome and emerging alternatives like Dia. Perplexity hopes to leverage its existing user base for traction. The company is rapidly expanding its product offerings.
Deep research is now available to all ChatGPT Plus, Team, Edu, and Enterprise users without needing a $200 Pro subscription. OpenAI promised this feature for Plus users about a month after its February announcement. Starting today, Plus users will receive 10 Deep Research queries per month, while Pro subscribers will have their limit increased to 120. Enhancements include embedding images with citations and improved file type understanding.
