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Google rolled out two productivity upgrades for its AI‑powered research tool NotebookLM. The notebook now automatically tags and groups sources once a user adds five or more items, cutting the time spent sorting material. A new sharing workflow lets users paste an entire list of email addresses, letting teams collaborate without entering each address individually. Both features are live for all NotebookLM users and are part of a broader push to integrate the tool with Gemini and make notebook projects free for anyone using the Gemini web platform. Ler mais

Anthropic announced Claude Design, an AI‑powered design platform that lets users create prototypes, presentations and marketing assets by simply describing what they need. Built on the company’s Claude Opus 4.7 vision model, the tool is now in research preview for paid Claude subscribers and will roll out gradually. It promises to cut design time, automate brand‑system application and enable real‑time collaboration, positioning itself as a bridge between seasoned designers and non‑technical creators. Ler mais

Mind mapping is a visual technique that helps people organize ideas, reduce mental overload, and improve recall. By placing a central concept and branching out to related thoughts, users create a graphic overview that engages both logical and creative thinking. Digital tools like Miro make it easy to build, edit, and share maps, supporting teamwork and collective problem solving. The approach can alleviate cognitive strain, foster divergent and convergent thinking, and complement traditional note‑taking methods. Ler mais

Artificial intelligence is rapidly taking over repetitive tasks, freeing workers to focus on creative work. Companies that give employees access to powerful AI tools are discovering that the real differentiator is human imagination, not the technology itself. While some jobs are displaced, millions of new roles are emerging that value creativity, resilience, and flexible thinking. The future of work will be defined by collaborations between humans and AI, where people ask better questions, envision new possibilities, and bring meaning to a world increasingly automated. Ler mais

Humans&, a startup founded by veterans of Anthropic, Meta, OpenAI, xAI, and Google DeepMind, is building a foundation model focused on social intelligence and team coordination. The company raised a large seed round to develop a “central nervous system” that can help people collaborate, make group decisions, and interact with AI in a more conversational way. The model will be trained with long‑horizon and multi‑agent reinforcement learning to remember users, understand motivations, and act as connective tissue across organizations. While the product is still in development, the team aims to own the collaboration layer rather than plug into existing tools. Ler mais

OpenAI is rolling out its Group Chats feature, integrated with ChatGPT, to every logged‑in user across its Free, Go, Plus and Pro plans. The addition allows up to twenty participants to collaborate in a shared conversation where only the AI’s responses count toward usage limits. New safeguards require invitation acceptance, protect younger users, and give the model social‑aware behavior. OpenAI says the rollout is the first step toward making ChatGPT a more collaborative space, while exploring future memory‑sharing options for group interactions. Ler mais

Quora's Poe app is adding group chat capabilities, allowing users worldwide to start conversations with up to 200 participants and collaborate with more than 200 AI models—ranging from text generators to image, video and audio tools—within a single thread. The rollout follows OpenAI's recent pilots of group chats for ChatGPT in several markets and is positioned as a step toward richer, collaborative AI experiences for families, friends and teams. Ler mais

Kojima Productions and Niantic Spatial have announced a collaboration on a new augmented reality (AR) project, revealed during the studio's 10th anniversary "Beyond the Strand" livestream. A trailer teased the experience with the tagline, "In the near future, move beyond the screen," and Hideo Kojima described it as "like the real Death Stranding in the real world." Niantic Spatial’s John Hanke highlighted the project’s goal of uniting people through shared storytelling in real‑world environments. Ler mais