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Superhuman launches AI-powered instant replies

TechCrunch · 1y ago

Superhuman launches AI-powered instant replies

Email startup Superhuman is launching an AI-powered feature called instant replies. The feature offers three contextual reply options for users to quickly respond to emails. Superhuman aims to help users achieve inbox zero in the most efficient way possible, and this feature is designed to assist in achieving that goal. The company believes its instant replies feature is more contextually aware and personalized compared to similar features offered by competitors such as Gmail's smart replies. Superhuman plans to further invest in AI-powered functionalities, including automatic workflows and AI agents for scheduling and email composition.

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Grammarly to acquire email startup Superhuman in AI platform push - The Economic Times

Economic Times

Economic Times · 2m ago

Grammarly to acquire email startup Superhuman in AI platform push - The Economic Times

Grammarly is acquiring Superhuman, an email efficiency tool, to expand its AI-powered productivity suite. This acquisition follows Grammarly's $1 billion funding round, enhancing its capabilities in email, calendars, and tasks. Superhuman's CEO and team will join Grammarly, aiming to integrate AI for enterprise clients and compete with major AI productivity players. Superhuman will retain its brand, leveraging Grammarly's resources to bolster its AI offerings and expand its product scope.

Google will soon roll out on-device AI-powered features on Pixel 8

TechCrunch · 1y ago

Google will soon roll out on-device AI-powered features on Pixel 8

Google has announced plans to introduce on-device AI-powered features, including recording summaries and smart replies, on its forthcoming Pixel 8 smartphone. These capabilities will utilise the Gemini Nano model and will be launched as a developer preview in the next Pixel feature drop. Previously, Gemini Nano-powered features were only available on the Pixel 8 Pro and Galaxy S24. Google aims to receive feedback and encourage innovation by expanding access to these features. The company has traditionally focused on cloud-based AI features for mobile devices. Additionally, the Circle to Search feature will be updated to support instant translation on more Pixel and Samsung devices.

Cloudflare makes it simple to deploy AI apps with Hugging Face, launches Workers AI to public

Venturebeat

Venturebeat · 1y ago

Cloudflare makes it simple to deploy AI apps with Hugging Face, launches Workers AI to public

Cloudflare has made its serverless GPU-powered inference, Workers AI, generally available for developers. It is now easier for developers to bring their AI applications from Hugging Face onto the Cloudflare platform. Cloudflare's integration with Hugging Face allows models to be deployed onto Workers AI with just one click, enabling instant distribution. Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince highlighted the challenges of putting AI into production and praised the accessibility and affordability of Workers AI. The integration allows developers to choose open-source models through Hugging Face and deploy them through Cloudflare Workers AI. Cloudflare has also expanded GPU access to over 150 cities globally.

Gmail’s AI summaries now appear automatically

The Verge

The Verge · 3m ago

Gmail’s AI summaries now appear automatically

Google Workspace's Gmail now auto-generates AI-powered summaries for lengthy email threads, appearing atop the emails on mobile devices. Previously, users manually activated these features. Still available for manual requests, the AI summaries will update with new replies. While currently for mobile and English-language emails only, the feature might later extend to desktop users. Users can opt-out by deactivating the ‘Smart features’ in settings.

Ilya Sutskever’s team at OpenAI built tools to control a superhuman AI

Gizmodo

Gizmodo · 1y ago

Ilya Sutskever’s team at OpenAI built tools to control a superhuman AI

OpenAI has published a research paper stating its belief that superhuman AI could be developed within the next decade, emphasizing the need to ensure its alignment with human values and safety. The proposed solution involves using smaller AI models to train superhuman AI models, as the complexity of the latter surpasses human capabilities. OpenAI currently uses humans to provide feedback and alignment for its ChatGPT system, but recognizes the need for alternative approaches as AI systems become more advanced. OpenAI's Chief Scientist, Ilya Sutskever, is a lead author on the paper but his current role at the company remains unclear.

Gmail’s smart replies will use AI to pull context from your inbox and Drive

The Verge

The Verge · 3m ago

Gmail’s smart replies will use AI to pull context from your inbox and Drive

Gmail’s smart replies, enhanced by AI, can now pull context from both your Gmail inbox and Google Drive to suggest more personalized replies. Using Gemini, these replies can match the tone and style based on the recipient, such as being more formal for managers. Initially available in English, this feature will be part of paid Workspace and Google One AI Premium plans. Gmail is also introducing inbox management and scheduling aids using AI.

Refrens launches AI accounting agent FREYA

Entrackr

Entrackr · 2m ago

Refrens launches AI accounting agent FREYA

Refrens launches AI accounting agent FREYA Bengaluru-based ERP and accounting platform Refrens has announced the launch of FREYA, an AI-powered accounting agent designed to deliver real-time financial insights and decision support for SMEs. The AI agent is built to replace delayed reporting cycles by offering instant, natural language-based access to business-critical data. Business owners can now make CFO-level decisions directly from their mobile devices. “The traditional approach of waiting days for financial updates is outdated. With FREYA, we are enabling founders and teams to take action in seconds, not days,” said Naman Sarawagi, CEO of Refrens. Refrens plans to integrate FREYA into its sales CRM and make it compatible with third-party platforms, positioning it as a cross-functional AI agent. The platform currently supports over 1.5 lakh businesses across more than 170 countries. With backing from prominent investors including Anupam Mittal (Shaadi.com), Vijay Shekhar Sharma (Paytm), and Kunal Shah (CRED), Refrens is focused on scaling AI-driven tools that enable smarter business operations for SMEs.

Google is shutting down Android Instant Apps over ‘low’ usage

The Verge

The Verge · 2m ago

Google is shutting down Android Instant Apps over ‘low’ usage

Google will shut down Android's Instant Apps feature in December 2025 due to low usage. Introduced in 2017, Instant Apps allowed users to try apps and games without full installation. Google's decision is based on the feature's limited popularity and a shift towards other discovery tools like AI-powered app highlights. This change lets Google focus on more effective developer tools and encourages users to download full apps for deeper engagement.

Google wants to make Android users super-texters with new AI features

Business Insider

Business Insider · 1y ago

Google wants to make Android users super-texters with new AI features

Google has announced new AI-powered features for Android users. The Gemini chatbot, now available in the Google Messages app, allows users to have conversations, draft messages, plan events, or brainstorm ideas. Additionally, Android Auto will offer text conversation summaries and suggest replies and actions, ensuring drivers stay focused on the road. Other features include auto-generated photo descriptions and TalkBack for the Lens feature in Google Maps. iPhone users can look forward to Apple's upcoming AI announcements later this year.

Gmail’s smart replies will use AI to pull context from your inbox and Drive

The Verge

The Verge · 3m ago

Gmail’s smart replies will use AI to pull context from your inbox and Drive

Google announced advancements to Gmail's smart replies, integrating AI to leverage context from emails and Google Drive to suggest more personalized replies. The AI aims to better understand conversational tone and context, tailoring responses for different recipients. Initially available in English and limited to paid Google Workspace and Google One AI Premium users, the feature is expected to expand in Q3 2025. Additional features include inbox management and meeting scheduling suggestions using AI.

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