Read AI, a fast‑growing AI transcription startup, introduced its Operator agent alongside new Windows, macOS and Android applications. The additions let users record, transcribe and analyze in‑person and online conversations across more than 22 platforms, including Gmail, Outlook, Slack, HubSpot and Notion. Features such as Monday Brief summarize weekly interactions and suggest follow‑up actions. CEO David Shim emphasizes the company’s independent stance, data‑privacy safeguards and the ability to capture contextual cues beyond spoken words. The firm now offers a free tier with five transcripts per month and paid plans starting at $19.75. Leer más →

ClickUp has refreshed its productivity platform with a 4.0 release that introduces two AI assistants, aiming to create a single‑shop solution that rivals Slack, Notion and Microsoft Teams. The new agents draw on internal knowledge bases and external tools such as Google Drive, OneDrive, Figma and Gmail, while a general‑purpose assistant called Brain can schedule meetings, generate ideas and draft content. CEO Zeb Evans highlighted the company’s eight‑year vision, recent revenue growth past $300 million, and plans to go public within two years. ClickUp’s funding totals more than $537 million from investors including a16z, Tiger Global, Craft Ventures and Lightspeed. Leer más →

Slack announced that its built‑in assistant, Slackbot, is being upgraded with generative AI features. The new version will let users converse with Slackbot, request project help, and analyze documents, while also integrating with services such as Google Drive, OneDrive, and Salesforce. Early access is limited to a beta group of 70,000 users, with a broader release planned for January 2026. The move follows a broader industry push to embed AI into collaboration tools, positioning Slack against rivals like Microsoft Teams. Leer más →