Google is rolling out a new Gemini feature for Google Calendar that suggests optimal meeting times based on attendees' availability. When creating an event, users can select "Suggested times" and Gemini will scan calendar data to propose slots that work for most participants. If invitees decline, the tool can quickly recommend an alternative time. The feature is currently limited to paid Google Workspace Business and Enterprise plans, as well as Google AI Pro for Education users, and is being released to Rapid Release domains before expanding to Scheduled Release domains. Leia mais →

Anthropic has opened its Claude AI assistant to Chrome users through a browser extension available to Claude Pro, Team, and Enterprise subscribers. The extension lets Claude see and interact with live webpages, schedule meetings, organize Google Drive files, and even record custom workflows that the AI can repeat on demand. While the tool offers powerful automation—including handling passwords and multi‑tab tasks—users are cautioned about the breadth of permissions granted, as the AI gains deep access to personal browsing data. Anthropic advises against using the automated features for sensitive activities like banking, underscoring ongoing privacy considerations as AI agents become more integrated into everyday web use. Leia mais →

Google is introducing a new Gemini-driven scheduling assistant called “Help me schedule,” rolling out Tuesday within Gmail and Google Calendar. The tool detects meeting requests in email drafts and offers suggested time slots based on the user’s calendar and the conversation context. Users can fine‑tune the suggestions and insert them directly into the email, streamlining one‑to‑one meeting coordination. The feature arrives as part of Google’s broader push to embed Gemini AI across its productivity suite, promising quicker, AI‑enhanced scheduling for everyday work. Leia mais →

Slack is testing a major upgrade to Slackbot, turning it from a simple reminder tool into a personalized AI companion. The revamped bot can draft custom plans, search across channels with natural language, pull information from Outlook and Google Calendar, and assist with tasks like organizing product launches or creating social media campaigns. Available to Salesforce employees and in limited pilots, the feature runs on Amazon Web Services’ private cloud, ensuring data never leaves the firewall. Companies may opt out, but individual users cannot, and the rollout is slated for wider release later this year. Leia mais →

OpenAI has introduced Pulse, a new feature for ChatGPT that delivers daily, visual updates based on a user’s recent conversations, calendar, and connected apps. Initially rolling out to ChatGPT Pro users on mobile as a preview, Pulse presents information as a series of scan‑friendly cards and allows users to curate topics through simple feedback. The feature leverages OpenAI’s Connections to Google services, includes safety checks, and aims to evolve the chatbot from a passive tool into a proactive personal assistant. Leia mais →

OpenAI introduced a new feature during its GPT‑5 launch that lets ChatGPT Pro users link their Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Contacts to the chatbot. The opt‑in integration enables the AI to pull schedule details, unread emails, and contact information, allowing users to ask for a daily briefing or draft replies in plain language. While the capability promises to streamline personal organization, OpenAI emphasizes that users must explicitly authorize each connection, and no messages are sent automatically without confirmation. Leia mais →

OpenAI introduced a new feature during its GPT‑5 launch that lets ChatGPT Pro users link their Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Contacts to the chatbot. The opt‑in integration enables the AI to pull schedule details, unread emails, and contact information, allowing users to ask for a daily briefing or draft replies in plain language. While the capability promises to streamline personal organization, OpenAI emphasizes that users must explicitly authorize each connection, and no messages are sent automatically without confirmation. Leia mais →

A team of researchers from Tel Aviv University has unveiled a novel "promptware" attack that exploits Google Calendar entries to compromise the Gemini generative AI system. By embedding malicious instructions in a calendar event description, the researchers triggered Gemini to execute commands on linked Google smart‑home devices when a user asked the AI to summarize their schedule. The technique bypasses existing safeguards and represents what the authors describe as the first instance of an AI prompt‑injection attack extending into real‑world actions, raising fresh concerns for AI safety and smart‑home security. Leia mais →