Weekly AI Digest – 13 October 2025

OpenAI

This week’s highlights

OpenAI has launched a new generation of interactive apps within ChatGPT, enabled by the preview release of the Apps SDK, empowering developers to create engaging chat experiences. Additionally, Codex is now generally available with enhanced features including Slack integration, a new SDK, and admin tools for easier management at scale. In infrastructure news, OpenAI announced a strategic partnership with AMD to deploy up to 6 gigawatts of AMD GPUs, starting in 2026, to power next-gen AI systems (read more).

Slack

This week’s highlights

No updates this week

Atlassian

This week’s highlights

Atlassian launched the Databricks Query Runner, a new AI-powered agent embedded in Confluence that enables instant, natural language queries on Databricks data without SQL skills, with Jira support coming later this year. Additionally, major updates to Rovo were revealed, including expanded AI-powered search, chat with persistent memory, a new collaborative Canvas feature, and enhancements to Rovo Studio empowering no-code AI agent creation and complex workflow automations—all embedded seamlessly across Atlassian’s ecosystem and beyond.

Google Blog

This week’s highlights

Google announced Gemini Enterprise, a transformative AI platform designed to integrate advanced AI capabilities into the workplace, going beyond typical chatbot solutions. Additionally, the Pixel Watch 4 was detailed with its new larger display and updated charging technology (learn more). Finally, the Pixel Buds 2a now feature pro-level Active Noise Cancellation, a first for Google’s A-series earbuds (discover how).

Anthropic

This week’s highlights

This week, Anthropic introduced custom plugins for Claude Code, enhancing customization capabilities for developers. Additionally, the launch of Claude Sonnet 4.5 marks a significant update in their AI model lineup.

Salesforce

This week’s highlights

Salesforce has officially launched Agentforce and Data Cloud for OEMs as part of the Winter ’26 Release, enabling partners to build and monetize AI-native vertical businesses faster and more securely. The release also introduces Agentforce for Security and Compliance features with automated anomaly detection and remediation, alongside new developer tools like Agentforce Vibes, Package Migration from 1GP to 2GP, and Agentforce Builder (beta). Additionally, Salesforce relaunched the Salesforce Architecture Program, providing updated resources, decision guides, and community engagement opportunities for architects. Lastly, the Salesforce Data Cloud Confluence Connector now enables IT support teams to unify fragmented knowledge bases, dramatically improving AI-powered service and support experiences.

Google Workspace

This week’s highlights

This week, Google Workspace introduced enhanced admin insights into Chat app usage with improved event logging, enabling better tracking of app activities within Spaces. Google Meet added meeting timers in the web sidebar to help manage meeting time more effectively and support equitable participation. Additionally, Google Meet live captions expanded to include Cantonese, improving accessibility for Cantonese-speaking users. Finally, Google Vids now supports creating and editing videos in vertical and square formats, offering more flexibility for social media content creation across platforms like YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels. Learn more about Chat app usage logs, using timers in Meet, new languages for live captions, and new aspect ratio options in Vids.


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