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Google is adding a Gemini‑driven Audio Summaries feature to Google Docs, allowing users to listen to concise AI‑generated overviews of their documents. Accessible via Tools > Audio > Listen to document summary, the tool creates short, natural‑language recaps that can be played at adjustable speeds and with selectable voice styles. The feature rolls out gradually and is currently limited to paid Workspace Business and Enterprise plans, as well as certain AI add‑ons. While it promises productivity gains and accessibility benefits, users are cautioned that summaries may omit important details. Lire la suite

Anthropic has launched Opus 4.5, the latest version of its flagship AI model, delivering stronger performance in coding, computer use, and office tasks. The update rolls out broader access to existing Claude tools—including the Claude for Chrome extension for all Max users—and introduces a new "infinite chat" capability that eliminates context‑window limits for paying customers. Claude for Excel is now generally available to Max, Team, and Enterprise users, offering native spreadsheet assistance with support for pivot tables, charts, and file uploads. Early internal tests show notable gains in accuracy and efficiency, while Anthropic touts Opus 4.5 as its safest model to date. Lire la suite

Google is rolling out new Gemini features in Chrome for both Mac and Windows users in the United States, making the AI agent free and broadly available. Gemini will handle everyday tasks such as grocery shopping, rescheduling deliveries, and booking appointments, with safeguards for high‑risk actions. The integration also brings Gemini access to Google Workspace for regular and Enterprise customers, linking with Calendar, YouTube, Maps and more. On desktop, the AI can work across multiple tabs, summarize information and recall closed pages, while mobile users gain deeper page context on Android and forthcoming iPhone support. The move intensifies competition with Anthropic, OpenAI, Perplexity and recent industry deals like Atlassian’s $610 million acquisition of The Browser Company. Lire la suite