Weekly AI Digest – 19 August 2025

OpenAI

This week’s highlights

No major new features or product updates were announced this week.

Slack

This week’s highlights

No updates this week

Atlassian

This week’s highlights

No updates this week

Google Blog

This week’s highlights

Google Workspace has introduced Vids, an AI-powered video creation app designed for training and demos. Google AI Ultra subscribers now receive double credits for video creation in Flow and Whisk, enhancing creative workflows (source). Additionally, the Gemini app received an update with Temporary Chats and enhanced personalization features, allowing it to better learn user preferences (source).

Anthropic

This week’s highlights

No updates this week

Salesforce

This week’s highlights

This week, Salesforce unveiled major enhancements to its Trailhead superbadges, introducing greater flexibility with collaborative completion and removing prerequisite requirements for access, making hands-on learning more accessible to Trailblazers. Additionally, the Agentforce for Impact program expanded, showcasing how nonprofits are leveraging agentic AI to automate tedious tasks, unlock capacity, and amplify mission-critical work. Salesforce also highlighted strategic guidance on choosing between deterministic and non-deterministic AI behaviors in designing intelligent agents with Agentforce, emphasizing a hybrid approach for optimal enterprise use cases.

Google Workspace

This week’s highlights

This week, Google introduced the ability to listen to documents using Gemini in Google Docs, offering customizable natural-sounding audio for improved accessibility. Developers can now manage student groups programmatically through the new Google Classroom API Student Groups endpoints. Additionally, Google Chat enhanced its Gemini-powered summaries with a feature to catch up on unread messages within conversations, detailed here.


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